Project Background Designing a water system necessitates estimating water pressure throughout, often referred to as “head,” which denotes the vertical column of water height producing that pressure. Pump specifications typically detail the head, indicating a pump with 150 feet of head can lift water vertically up to 150 feet. Understanding the system head allows designers […]
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I have been shooting water drops for a while now…. since 2017. I still remember how excited I was when I got water drops bounce from the surface with my first setup I made with Littlebits… With these setups (Mark I and Mark II) I became inspired to give it a go and finally I
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This Instructable will show you how to make an atmosphere lamp that lights up just like making little waves on the water surface. It can be placed on your table, shelf, or bedside to create a harmonious atmosphere, bringing an absorbing experience to the user. To do this, you’ll first want to gather the following
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This mini project is involved to use Arduino to control submersible watre pump when soil reach below or above predefined moisture level. How it works ❓ 1. Soil moisture sensor is reading analog signal which transmit to Arduino. 2. Arduino control submersible water pump ON or OFF. Water pump operates when moisture level reach predefined
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Greetings everybody! We hope you are in good health. In this Instructable, we will be converting a manual water tap into an automatic one using an Arduino. We will use an Infrared sensor to detect the presence of a human hand and a solenoid valve to control the flow of water through the tap. We
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You’ve all probably had a chance to do that classic high-school experiment: pop bottle rockets. You’ve probably taped on some fins, a paper nosecone, and presto! You launch a “rocket” that is loads of fun- and watched it fall down from the sky. Why stop there? Here, I’ll show you the basics of building the
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Generally, any activity out on the water is more dangerous when done at night. Hazards are less visible, and it can be easy to get into trouble. [Xyla Foxlin]’s party canoe can’t help with that, but it does look the business after dark. The canoe is made out of fiberglass, directly formed onto an existing canoe to make
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We’ll be making a diorama presenting the water cycle, using Arduino and some motors to add movement and lighting. It has a school feel – because it is actually a school project! The presentation scenario is this: The sun rises in the morning [One servo motor moves the sun]. Water evaporates from the sea [One
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Which uses more water – a bath or a shower? I was recently thinking about this question, and I realized that I don’t actually know how much water is used when I shower. I know when I’m in the shower sometimes my mind wanders, thinking about a cool new projects idea or trying to decide
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When we last saw [isaac879]’s levitating RGB time fountain, it was made of wood which meant that it would absorb water and didn’t really show off the effect very well. His new version solves this problem with an acrylic case, new PCB and an updated circuit. Like the original, this project drops water past strobing RGB
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