RadioShack: The Great Create

[vttom]

I just discovered this for the first time today while flipping through the pages of WIRED:

http://www.radioshackdiy.com/

Sounds like a great opportunity for PICAXErs to share their stuff.

 

[boriz]

Hmm. Can't see any of the project details. Just the headline/basic description. Do I have to join or am I missing something?

 

[westaust55]

Hmm. Can't see any of the project details. Just the headline/basic description. Do I have to join or am I missing something?

No need to join.

Just click on the project heading to go to more detail for a project.

Those projects I had a look at each started with You-Tube video (link) and followed by a brief description to the posters own website of choice for more details.

In summary appears to be more an index of links. So would seem best if PICAXE users post their project here and provide links on the radioshackdiy site.

 

[boriz]

EG: I go to this project: http://www.radioshackdiy.com/project-gallery/how-lifter-power-supply , now how do I see the schematic? What do I click to see the construction details?

 

[eclectic]

EG: I go to this project: http://www.radioshackdiy.com/project-gallery/how-lifter-power-supply , now how do I see the schematic? What do I click to see the construction details?

I see what you mean.
Clicking on "sparkstarter" then you're stuck in a circle!

Do RadioShack need to get their act together?

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[boriz]

Westy? How did you do it?

 

[westaust55]

Last time, I was using my iPhone (while away from home) and I could click on the project titles to access more information.
Seems now and at least under the latest Mozilla that method (click on project title) is not available.
Clicking on the image takes one to some data.

Maybe I just "jagged" selecting some projects that had links to a lot more data.

Recall one might have been "Baby Interface Device (BID)" which gives a link to:
http://matthewroy.com/bid/


Another is "Tennis for Two" with a link to:
http://familab.org/blog/2011/07/tennis-for-two-with-familab-at-the-history-center/


But in looking at some others, yes there is a lack of information/links