Portable USB Rocket Launcher
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I have one of these. Bought in Marks and Spencers I think. Usually PC only control so to control it from the Altoids tin is great. Means you can take it anywhere to annoy your cats ;)
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Fail.
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you made it or buying?
winwrc 1 year ago
@winwrc Well, the rocket launcher is from ThinkGeek, and you can get the AT90USBKey that I used from DigiKey or Mouser or similar electronics supplier. The AT90USBKEY of course needed to be programmed to talk to the rocket launcher. So, I guess the answer is "I assembled and programmed it" :-)
davefletch72 1 year ago
I'm confused about your definition of fail.
It's a rocket launcher normally controlled by a PC in a mint tin. It works anywhere.
Now, if you're talking about my video making skills then sure. Damnit Jim I'm an engineer not a photographer!
davefletch72 2 years ago