View Poll Results: Vote for your favourite modification from last month:
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Paul & Sabrina's open source electric motor controller
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39 |
28.47% |
Ben Nelson's Electro-Metro
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17 |
12.41% |
Tim's Arduino controlled actuated grill block
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12 |
8.76% |
Binger's LED tail light conversion
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10 |
7.30% |
sepp's nissan kingcab aerocap
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29 |
21.17% |
captainslug's "NEMO" - <$1k DIY Neighborhood Electric Motorcycle
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21 |
15.33% |
ncs' smooth front undertray
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9 |
6.57% |
03-08-2009, 02:51 PM
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Master EcoModder
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Daox
The links are all in the first post.
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Wow, totally missed that. Thanks daox.
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03-08-2009, 11:04 PM
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Batman Junior
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Schultz: checked your thread on Mulletchat. Nice job on that frame resto! Holy cow. That's a first.
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Originally Posted by metroschultz
And an old friend wants me to have his Tercel.
Which I want because its free, and runs, and was hit in the rear, and begs to be cut with a "SawzAll" and aerodynamically modified with sheet metal and lexan, and LED lights, and...
Well lets not go there right now.
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Wow! Do it do it do it! (Sorry Barb.)
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03-08-2009, 11:13 PM
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Batman Junior
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So, looks like Paul & Sabrina's DIY affordable motor controller held the lead it developed pretty early on.
Paul, you want that O subscription mailed to your home or work?
OK, OK, or would you rather have a t-shirt? Or have EcoModder adopt some mosfets? Discount on an official MPGuino? Your choice.
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Congrats to everyone involved, and thanks for all the votes. If your favourite project didn't take the crown this month, the good news is we'll surely be seeing some of them again - the on-going projects.
They'll have to go up against Aerocivic though - basjoos did a few more mods last week.
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03-09-2009, 09:51 AM
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Congrats to Paul & wife. You guys have done a great job (and we look forward to more)!
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03-09-2009, 10:20 AM
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PaulH
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Mosfet adoption? I think I'll go with that! There's this one street-mosfet in Nairobi that sniffs glue all the time, and he needs a good home. His name is "IRFk4553304032"
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03-09-2009, 11:03 AM
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Batman Junior
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Another mosfet steered to a better future. I'm glad you said he wasn't smoking anything. If he was, he'd better not exhale or he'll be no good to you.
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03-10-2009, 10:51 AM
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The March Nomination thread is now up. If you didn't see your favorite project on the list this past month make sure to nominate it this month!
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04-16-2009, 02:59 PM
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Batman Junior
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