Hardware

Sir Bones gets hearing

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Requirements:

  • 2 Microphones
  • some wire ( Used cat5 cable )
  • drill
  • glue gun

Logitech USB Microphone

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SirBones will get hearing

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2 Logitech USB Desktop Microphones have been bought to function as hearing for SirBones.

Logitech USB Desktop Microphone

There are now 4 USB devices in SirBones, and there will be a 5th later on.

As a result a USB hub has been purchased with 7 USB Ports.

Hopefully that should keep Sir Bones going for a while. 

The Cash Hopper

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This hopper can hold 250 x £1 and can payout 4 coins a second.

It is far superior to the electromagnet tubes that were original inside the fruit machine and requires a lot less power when paying out.

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Sir Bones Lives!

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I've finally taken a picture of Sir Bones put together, and looking quite smart.

Sir Bones looking smart

Coin Mech

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After looking for the pin outs for this unit discovered it was made by Mars Money Systems and that they had the technical sheets for this product.

pin outs for MS111

  1. Coin 1 inhibit
  2. Coin 2 inhibit
  3. Coin 3 inhibit
  4. 0V
  5. +12V
  6. Coin 4 inhibit
  7. Coin 4 Output
  8. Not used
  9. Coin 3 Output
  10. Coin 2 Output
  11. Not used
  12. Coin Output 1
  13. Output Common (12V)

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Sir Bones

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For some strange reason I've always wanted to try put two cameras into a skull. It wasn't until I was on vaction in Eastbourne with my girlfriend Sarah, that I saw the perfect skull for the project.
As luck would have it a magazine came out called "Funny Bones", that was available weekly. The first issue had the bottom part of the skull.

Sarah
Meet Sarah and Sir Bones

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Fruit Machine Rebuild

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I bought a non-working fruit machine on eBay, for not lots of money. I'm sure most people have bought something silly or different from eBay at one time or another.

Top half of the Eachway Nugger Mk2

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Cheap method for Logic Inputs

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I've been thinking about ways to get signals into and out of a computer without too much fuss. My soldering skills are average, but when it comes to complicated projects I prefer to buy them pre-made. Trying to locate parts to make some of the interfaces found on the internet is next to impossible living in the UK on a tight budget. (more…)

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