ODaily
July 11, 2020, 3:49pm
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I kinda like to view it through projects. In my opinion, it’s gotta do something to be cool. With that in mind, check these out.
Hey guys,
Heres a short video of my toolbox project in use, inspired by the previous Magic Toolbox project by @ODaily .
Since there aren’t many xACv2 projects yet, it seemed a great time to make it happen!
I’ve still got 1 more to do, so I’ll take some photos of the build, but here’s the result.
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3D printing files will be made available on Thingiverse once they are cleaned up a touch - you’ll need to make a custom mount for the solenoid to fit your toolbox but the outside and inside…
I have a wall mounted push button. I thought it was wirless but I took a look after I posted and it is the only thing in the garage that they actually ran wires through the wall for. So it looks like it’s just a normal push button opener. The only reasons it has a pcb inside is for it’s lock and learn functions.
I thought this writeup might help some folks considering converting their motorcycle ignition switch to RFID control using the DT access controller.
There are several different ways this has been done (search the forum), here is one method that was pretty simple for my Victory. In fact, I believe this same (or very similar) method was mentioned in this thread:
Figure A shows a simplified version of how the bike was originally wired. The ignition switch had two contacts, the first key posit…
So finally got around to wiring my car to the xEM controller.
So because my car doesn’t like to play well with others I had to get a key-fob to use for the project
The goal here was to be able to use a NExT to unlock my car. And to be as low profile as possible. Essentially nothing should be visible either inside or outside the car.
I achieved this by connecting the xEM to my car ground and a unused fuse slot on the fuse box. the signal wire actuates a common automotive relay, The relay close…
I’m new to this forum and still have a lot to learn about the tech but I really like this idea! They look great and would be fun to make
This is really more of a hardware thing, with some of my random thoughts strewn throughout, but I wanted to present this as an idea of what an implant can be good for. Fair warning, gonna be lenghthy. My original use for an implant was to have a keyless toolbox. The project got started, then had to back burner for a bit. Let me catch you up, then I’ll show some progress.
Finding a candidate tool box to modify, and picking a mechanism to install into it, was tough. Most all boxes either use a ro…
As you can see, lots of options. I recommend a long slow read through the projects section. There’s a lot there, and I don’t know what will appeal to you, or be useful in your world. Just have fun with it!
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