Peter Schirmer's website has the unique gadget made out of a Antique Clock that tells the weather. It uses a servo, a phidgets USB servo controller connected to a computer, and Yahoo weather to report the weather. Pretty cool considering it can report 13 different weather conditions.

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Lucie from BBQ Forums at bbqforums.net requested us to checkout their site. We at geekdiy love bbqs and this site is very good. It has good information about bbqs, post from amateurs and pros, and information organized with tags.

Enjoy:
BBQforums.net A good place to meat!

Evil Mad Scientist Labs has a small DIY project to build a RC based floor sweeper. Now cleaning floors will be a fun activity for everyone in the family.

Link

A interesting link on engadget submitted by anonymous. Thanks.

http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000283045143/

Hope to see more activity here. Neither of the geekdiy originals have any time on their hand. Submitted links and submitted content is the best way to share your findings.

Please do more.

Cheers.

Neil Sabarwal has submitted this link to a geekdiy-like site. A difference is that it looks more current.

http://www.primehacks.com

Enjoy. Keep sending us links (or better yet, create content).

This site has some cool information about building your own projection TV using just
- Cardboard (an old box will do for your first go, but any light but stiff material will do)
- A Fresnel Lens, available from HERE
- Duct tape
- Stanley knife, Ruler, Pencil
- Matt Black Paint
- and a 14inch model tube TV

... don't run out to the Blockbuster to get the LOTR or Star Wars Episode IV DVDs. You know this would barely be meeting low resolution standards.

http://www.diyprojectiontv.8k.com/guide1.html

The rest of the site has other projection tvs which again will allow to see your 1MP photos on the wall.

Our primary contributors, geekdiy, cottonbuds and gadgeteer have become rather busy. We invite contributions from our readers.

Dig into your favorites for a diy project or a site with information for diyers. Submit that link to us and we will investigate or just write up some content.

Your reward, other will follow suit and you will not just enlighten someone but will also learn from someone.

Geekdiy.

Interesting site for kids 5-15. Just stumbled upon it so haven't had a chance to really explore it. Here's an excerpt from the site.

Howtoons are one-page cartoons showing 5-to-15 year-old kids "How To" build things. Each illustrated episode is a stand-alone fun adventure accessible to all, including the pre-literate. Our Howtoons are designed to encourage children to be active participants in discovering the world through Play-that-Matters -- fun, creative, and inventive -- and to rely a lot less on mass-consumable entertainment.

Enjoy

Make your own MP3 player, with an FM transmitter built-in, using a box of Altoids. This site has the instructions to make your own MP3 player.

Limor's site itself is full of resources and has some cool HTML navigation.

Till's Palm Pages has it all for creating a tilt sensor for your Palm PDA. It has instructions to create your own Tilt Sensor, tilt enabled software and source code to incorporate tilt support in your software.

This is a serious hardware mod and so a little more than a evening project. In any case it is too cool.