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If you want to keep your paint and other supplies from freezing next winter, try this relay and heater (made to work in conjunction with last month’s temperature sensor project).
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Next winter, keep your aviation supplies from freezing with this DIY temperature sensor.
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Repairing a malfunctioning headset may be not only inexpensive, but completely doable.
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Make the scene at your next airshow with a homemade aircraft band antenna, state and national flags, and an aircraft data sheet that gives spectators the vital statistics on your aircraft.
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When you land your airplane at a fly-in, you want it to look its best while staying safely and securely parked. Making your own coordinated tiedowns, chocks and more is one way to do that.
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Don’t waste $250: Here’s all you need to know to install an inexpensive kitchen clock as a timer on your plane’s instrument panel.
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You need never again be greeted by a dead battery because you left the master switch on. With a few dollars’ worth of parts, you can build a simple alarm system.
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Jim Weir concludes his explanation of how to make any cell phone power up a remote electrical device.
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Jim Weir continues his explanation of how to make any cell phone power up a remote electrical device.
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Jim Weir responds to a reader request to find a way to make any cell phone turn on an electrical device.