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ArcticMyst Security by Avery
"Project COVL" - Teaser
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n2stuff
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Laser tease........Kinda like the girls were in high school:crackup:
jcranmer
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How do you keep coming up with these ideas??
Way cool and let me know when you start mass producing them.
Way cool and let me know when you start mass producing them.
lman
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Wow very nice build rhd
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wow this is unreal, truly an amazing work. nice watch btw
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the little plumes of smoke are killer.
edit: man, i'm glad you're on our side!
edit: man, i'm glad you're on our side!
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Building a laser in a watch is a feat in itself, but to have the watch still working and the laser current regulated at >1W is just crazy!
Now I want one, but I doubt I could fit it all in a working watch :beer:
Now I want one, but I doubt I could fit it all in a working watch :beer:
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I dought the benboost fits there :crackup:
Are you using those rechargeable button cell batteries that you find in PC´s?
Are you using those rechargeable button cell batteries that you find in PC´s?
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it's a fake arm. There is actually several H6flex drivers, a multi-cell high capacity LiPo pack, and a little hamster running in a wheel inside RHD's "arm"
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Did he actually complete a 445?
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Nice!
Now to build one into an iPhone...
Now to build one into an iPhone...
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It was suggested that the original video looked fake, so I was prompted to post a better / updated video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38KQ2kIBJY0&feature=youtu.be
Sadly, it doesn't seem to peak over 1.2W anymore (that was the highest I could get it to off video - but it drops quickly after a bit of usage). It used to hit 1.5W. It may just have low batteries, given that I haven't used or charged it in 2 years. It's been in a drawer since my initial post (for obvious reasons I never actually wear it). The watch mechanism's cell is completely dead and needs replacement.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38KQ2kIBJY0&feature=youtu.be
Sadly, it doesn't seem to peak over 1.2W anymore (that was the highest I could get it to off video - but it drops quickly after a bit of usage). It used to hit 1.5W. It may just have low batteries, given that I haven't used or charged it in 2 years. It's been in a drawer since my initial post (for obvious reasons I never actually wear it). The watch mechanism's cell is completely dead and needs replacement.
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Still an absolutely amazing build :beer: The covert nature of it along with the micro electronics and power source are brilliant. Thanks for the update.
~ LB
~ LB
