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Hack a day __ __ __ ___ / // /__ _____/ /__ ___ _ / _ \___ ___ __ / _ / _ `/ __/ '_/ / _ `/ / // / _ `/ // / /_//_/\_,_/\__/_/\_\ \_,_/ /____/\_,_/\_, / retro edition /___/ Now optimized for embedded devices!! About Successes Retrocomputing guide Email Hackaday An amazingly professional LED bike light posted May 7th 2009 1:23pm by Caleb Kraft filed under: classic hacks , led hacks [Tom] sent us a link to this very professionally done project. He built a bike light that is a 540 lumen Luxeon light with a custom case.  The LED, Lens, and driver were purchased first. Everything else was designed around it. The design is compact and good looking. You can download the CAD files on the site if you want to make your own. He is using an Atmel AVR ATTiny13 to control brightness. Home made T.E.A. lasers posted Sep 12th 2010 10:00am by Caleb Kraft filed under: laser hacks [Nyle] w...

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