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Those things you get on buses and sports score boards. Has anyone used them on a case mod? I imagine they could be used in conjunction with an arduino or similar to provide a large format (but low resolution) monochomatic display which could display temperature, digital clock, pretty patterns, etc.
The smallest ones I've found online are 10.2x10.2mm, using these you could fit a 50x50 display on the side of a large case. http://www.flipdots.com/electromagne...ndicators.html You could also probably salvage them from decommissioned buses. There's a thread on the arduino forums about them: http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/yabb2/...num=1239447334 I like the electromagnetic mechanical aspect of them, in a world dominated by LEDs and LCDs something that has moving parts (and makes a bit of noise too) is nice for a change. If I had the money and technical know-how I'd do it myself, I don't (yet) so I thought I'd throw the idea out there to see if anyone else found it interesting. |
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Those are kinda neat, and you could make a matrix pretty easily with a microcontroller.
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