Circuit Bending 101: What To Look For When Buying A Toy
August 14, 2007
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Circuit Bending 101 continues with this introduction to purchasing "victims". Dan Demchuk covers the basics of shopping, hunting down, and looking for bending possibilities before purchase.
A big key, of course, is to find devices that are battery powered and not AC powered. As always, plenty of time-bend options on a device help, as you will need them to attach potentiometers and switches. Stay tuned to Gearwire.com, as we present more circuit bending tips. Next month, keep an eye open as we delve deeper into the more advanced processes of circuit bending.
The circuit bending workshop is a weekly event thrown by DJ Demchuk in Chicago.
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awesome demonstration.
super informative. thanxxx!!!
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