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OSEMO Mach 1 Mustang install
OSEMO Module installed in 1972 Mach 1 Mustang to control the taillights for sequential turn signals. OSEMO allows any parameter to be changed as desired. We were able to change the timing of the sequence, the bulb order and how the lights behaved when the brake was applied all via software without having to rewire anything! Since he is using an OSEMO Module he will be able to add more functionality in the future.
For more information check out www.osemoproject.com or www.facebook/OSEMOproject
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OSEMO power windows via bluetooth
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Using an OSEMO Module to control the power windows in our 2000 Honda Odyssey via mechanical switches and via bluetooth. Since I'm using an OSEMO Module I could go on to make it automatically roll down the window if #1. it is extremely hot outside and #2. it is not raining #3. whenever I unlock my car. I could also set it so that the windows automatically roll up whenever the vehicle speed is ov...
OSEMO to control 1972 Mach 1 Part 2
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This is part 2 of a software test of the OSEMO module in preparation of controlling a 1927 Mach 1 Mustang. He's using an OSEMO module so that he can continue to add more functionality in the future. One of the functionality that is easy to add is Bluetooth. In this video you can see it working with bluetooth from my tablet (Android). Here is the link back to Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/YMfKTU-wHOE...
OSEMO to control 1972 Mach 1 Part 1
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This is a software test of the OSEMO module in preparation of controlling a 1927 Mach 1 Mustang. My friend wanted sequential turn signals in the tail lights. He's using an OSEMO module so that he can continue to add more functionality in the future. Part 2 using Bluetooth is here: ua-cam.com/video/FJzdAGTMK-Q/v-deo.html www.osemoproject.com
OSEMO bluetooth control of truck
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Test of the prototype OSEMO device module with the Bluetooth Add-on. I've used the OSEMO module to control my headlights in the past, but this was the frist tiem to use bluetooth. Since OSEMO modules can communicate with each other via CAN-bus, one bluetooth-enabled OSEMO module can control any aspect of the vehicle connected to any of the installed OSEMO modules! It also means that you can rec...
1994 Dodge Dakota Headlight flashing "SOS"
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This is my second test in controlling my headlight with my BoardX motherboard. Again success! I added two momentary switches. One makes the headlight flash the Morse code for "S.O.S" and the other button makes the headlight flash on for one second and then off for one second repeatedly. I got my BoardX from here: www.upgradeindustries.com/
Dodge 1994 headlight--BoardX controlled
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This is my first trial of controlling my headlight with my BoardX motherboard. Success! Next I will be adding some switches so that I can try different modes. I got my BoardX from here: www.upgradeindustries.com/
The Adventures of Little Drop (Children's Book)
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This is my first children's book as read by myself. It teaches the water cycle! It hasn't been published yet, but I've started a Kickstarter project to fund it!
Adventures of Little Drop
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I've recently finished writing a childen's book "The Adventures of Little Drop" and posted this video on Kickstarter! Our project goal is $3000. Check it out at Kickstarter.com.
Custom Control Center Opening
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This is one of my test runs of the servos opening and closing the Control Center on the custom computer case I'm building. My customer desired for none of the switches and controls to be exposed, but to be closed and just smooth on the outside. Therefore I've put together two servos attached to a Maestro 24 from Pololu to control the opening and closing of the control center. It will be opened ...
Custom Computer Case Waterfall
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This is showing how the waterfall on the side of this custom computer case can also be opened to allow access to the inside of the computer case. The waterfall is made of 1/4" acrylic and is fed by the water cooling setup of the computer. It has a peregrine falcon etched into it and will be lit by blue LED's from the bottom edge. Water goes in the hole in the upper left hand side (when closed),...
Retractable door prototype
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Prototype for the retractable door on the drive bays. Falcon's computer case will have two sets of external drive bays. They will be covered with a retractable door that will then not only reveal the drives, but will also pull the drives forward so that they will be flush with the outside of the case.
Computer Case Control Panel
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This is still a work in progress, but it should give you an idea of how Falcon's control panel will look on his custom computer case. There are 9 blue illuminated duckbill switches to be mounted on the right hand side. These will operate lights, doors, etc. There will also be a military lock switch for locking/unlocking the case itself. On the left side is the card reader and EVGA's ECP for the...
12 Delta fans!
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This is with all 12 Delta fans running. Enjoy! This is a water cooling setup for a custom computer! There are three Black Ice SR1 480 radiators under those 12 fans. Since the Deltas are very effective at moving tons of air (theoretically a maximum of 3000 cubic feet/minute with 12 fans!), we wanted to use them, but they are so noisy. Thus the Baffle Box was designed to absorb the noise and rout...
Baffle Box with Deltas test
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This is the first test done with the Baffle Box completely lined with sound dampening material and the intake/exhaust ways finished. The reason for only powering 6 of the Deltas was due to the internal wiring not being installed yet. I could only get 6 of the power cords to the controller for testing at this point. Still, it gives you a good idea of not only how loud six Deltas can be, but also...
Testing 6 Deltas in custom Baffle Box
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Testing 6 Deltas in custom Baffle Box

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @Idk65484
    @Idk65484 4 місяці тому

    Found my childhood video :D

  • @DancewithJohnNLHates405s
    @DancewithJohnNLHates405s 5 місяців тому

    My fan at 3 am:

  • @defuliogames9150
    @defuliogames9150 5 місяців тому

    RTX 9090

  • @hometv9147
    @hometv9147 9 місяців тому

    A TORNADO

  • @bryankwong-6091
    @bryankwong-6091 Рік тому

    They spin at 5500 Rpm and it sounded like a jet engine

  • @ТИТВОМБА
    @ТИТВОМБА Рік тому

    Pov minecraft server

  • @parulmathur-kartikey
    @parulmathur-kartikey Рік тому

    Best 12 delta fans ever

  • @guninsingh2584
    @guninsingh2584 Рік тому

    Hello! I am from 2023 what about u guys?

  • @SirenLover1000T
    @SirenLover1000T Рік тому

    Those things must draw a lot of amps!

  • @NateCraven318
    @NateCraven318 Рік тому

    We want the PC to cool off, not generate thrust! "On this episode of PCs Go To Space!"

  • @Dawid_The_Man
    @Dawid_The_Man Рік тому

    Welcome to delta airlines

  • @amamasclips_offical
    @amamasclips_offical Рік тому

    deltas are boisy

  • @kongkong7516
    @kongkong7516 2 роки тому

    1:49 Me: OHHHHH!!!! SOOO GOOD!!!! LOUDER, FANS! LOUDER!!! My friend: *Shaking, covered in a blanket, covering ears* Me: Are you ok, girl? My friend: N-No... I'm going to pass out... Me: Oh Sams! *Turns off the fan assembly* you feeling better now? My friend: I don't ever want to hear another spinning fan again! *Runs away covering her mouth* Me: I've went too far... *Turns them on* OHHHH!!!! OHHHHH!!!!! Another friend: Wow, what are you doing? *Puts his hair above the fans* Wow. I wish hair dryes were this shape.

  • @produce8384
    @produce8384 2 роки тому

    It sounds like you're in the plane while playing

  • @андрей_свиридов
    @андрей_свиридов 2 роки тому

    I was searching how to code custom control center for my android🤣🤣🤣

  • @archivushka
    @archivushka 2 роки тому

    "Thank you for choosing the delta airlines"

  • @Stan-rs1ne
    @Stan-rs1ne 2 роки тому

    Now to buy more fans to cool those fans

  • @eco6493
    @eco6493 2 роки тому

    Is that a plane

  • @drbelli
    @drbelli 2 роки тому

    you trying to lift off?!

  • @mavicminidroner
    @mavicminidroner 2 роки тому

    Does it fly?

  • @BokuNoAisuru
    @BokuNoAisuru 3 роки тому

    Ps4 in a nutshell

  • @Kadencabs
    @Kadencabs 3 роки тому

    Sounds like my gtx 1060 LOL

  • @Audi-A4L
    @Audi-A4L 3 роки тому

    Delta CORONAVIRUS fan

  • @HECKAKYH-ADEKBATEH
    @HECKAKYH-ADEKBATEH 3 роки тому

    Delta fans for delta fans.

  • @cardinaldriver
    @cardinaldriver 3 роки тому

    While I miss the 80mm Sunons we use to sell with Whopper Celery coolers, don't miss them THIS much! Wow man!

  • @av2678
    @av2678 3 роки тому

    Honda owners be like:

  • @tahayt6142
    @tahayt6142 3 роки тому

    If a aeroplane had 12 engines

  • @KastaRules
    @KastaRules 3 роки тому

    Incredible. Almost as loud as a PS4.

  • @awsomedude9111
    @awsomedude9111 3 роки тому

    Now we know why people want PCs that don’t have any fans... PTSD

  • @حسام777-ت4ظ
    @حسام777-ت4ظ 3 роки тому

    hhkbubhiubohohuyouyhتهركتهرحهحزازاهحمتزاخاتزعازتزا

  • @boghdanovichz8644
    @boghdanovichz8644 3 роки тому

    This could be an air raid siren

  • @edd.3833
    @edd.3833 3 роки тому

    Civic Engines at 9000rpm

  • @ryzenryne8747
    @ryzenryne8747 3 роки тому

    Biggest radiator ever put on to a computer case XD

  • @NotFromConcentrate
    @NotFromConcentrate 3 роки тому

    Hearing protection optional after 12 seconds.

  • @DJDRS0
    @DJDRS0 3 роки тому

    Is there a way to make an app that controls the windows what do I need to create Bluetooth window control and sun roof

  • @utfgamingyt8294
    @utfgamingyt8294 3 роки тому

    Jet engines

  • @datdudeinred
    @datdudeinred 4 роки тому

    Chernobyl would have been avoided if they had these...

  • @uniteddrones7626
    @uniteddrones7626 4 роки тому

    How did you accomplish this

  • @Rizon1985
    @Rizon1985 4 роки тому

    I did once drop something on those. A screw. It left a hole in a drywall and never found that screw again.

  • @ShashankArv
    @ShashankArv 4 роки тому

    Sounds like an airplane taking off!

  • @jhannielleqoh6194
    @jhannielleqoh6194 4 роки тому

    wow. Hot and reconnect if we are not able to make it to the office

  • @themastergambiarraofc7925
    @themastergambiarraofc7925 4 роки тому

    cant't touch this

  • @2021durango
    @2021durango 5 років тому

    M A X A I R S U C C

  • @intrepid_wandering
    @intrepid_wandering 5 років тому

    Wouldn't that wooden top cut off all fresh air?

    • @MansellRa
      @MansellRa 5 років тому

      Nope. There is a fresh air inlet on the side (near the top) and an exhaust exit on the opposite side (at the bottom).

  • @redden2018
    @redden2018 5 років тому

    jet engine sound

  • @Shrieken213
    @Shrieken213 5 років тому

    0:25 literally

  • @chintu5715
    @chintu5715 5 років тому

    This is awesome. Thanks

  • @mjyanimations1062
    @mjyanimations1062 6 років тому

    Perfect for google

  • @TomBom292
    @TomBom292 6 років тому

    I see you fired up your old Amd FX rig again

  • @MrWolfSnack
    @MrWolfSnack 6 років тому

    This just goes to show the pure idiocy of people. Where is all that air going to go? It won't cool anything. It's like blowing into a bottle. All you are doing is choking off the fans and you will burn the motors out. When you have a path for the air to go and ventilate efficiently, it will cool properly. You only need 3 fans at the most.