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Log
Kliment bought in Shenzen;
- 100x 18650 holder , total 8 euro
--buZz (talk) 19:26, 17 April 2019 (CEST)
Kliment made a rendering of the current design. Current idea is producing 100 'finished' units, and have parts for more (maybe 500?).
What
I want to make a cheapass 'bring your own headphone' type of silentdisco setup.
Why
At recent events its become more&more an issue that some people want to sleep and others want to have loud music. This is an attempt at a midway.
How
- Batteryholder
- Headphone jack
- AR1010 module
- something hooked up to it's i2c to configure it