hey gang
Attach one rare earth magnet to one button battery and tape one LED light to all of that. Now you have a THROWIE, a little light that you can toss onto buildings, cars, etc, that will remain lit for weeks. Each one costs about 30 cents if you buy the materials in bulk.
> Not making the LEDs blink
> 2016
>>933854
>2016
>2016
>>933848
screencapped. Why magnets? Does it make it last longer or what?
> ITT; 2010
>>933869
> Why magnets?
How the hell are you expecting it to stick to cars and shit without them you dense fuck?
>>933848
EE here
this is not viable because you would need at least 12 arduinos with Ethernet shields and a 220 outlet for each THROWIE
>>933848
How stupid.
>>933848
eh, this was a fad awhile back. You missed it.
>>933848
>Idea from 2008 in 2016 /diy/
Which is a stupid idea for many reasons, one of which is lithium and heavy metal pollution.
If you're going to tell people about a project, make sure it's from the same decade.
>>933906
> pollution
Interdastings
>>933848
You're 10 years late mang
I was 10 when i saw this shit on instructables.
>>933909
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Boston_Mooninite_panic
>>933848
Ok, but why?
>>933876
Kek
