Love tinkering with machines, electronics, gadgets, mechanisms.
Take in orphaned widgets and recycle and experiment with the parts.
Still have both my eyes and all my own teeth.
Love tinkering with machines, electronics, gadgets, mechanisms.
Take in orphaned widgets and recycle and experiment with the parts.
Still have both my eyes and all my own teeth.
活动 | 计算 | Delta |
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帖子被投票赞成 | 38 | 456 |
答案被采纳 | 7 | 210 |
有人完成了你的指南 | 8 | 57 |
有人给你的指南点赞 | 26 | 45 |
帖子被投票否决 | 1 | -6 |
巡查维基编辑被拒绝 | 3 | -15 |
No Phosphorus (P). The phosphors contain Cadmium (Cd). The CRT glass is made with Barium (Ba) and Lead (Pb). Vacuum is not inherently a danger. Implosion is very unlikely. I have broken many a CRT and it takes quite an effort unless you smack it on the relatively fragile neck. No dramatic explosion. No shards of flying glass. Just a crack and a whistle and cursing.
Looks like the Kionix 3 axis accelerometer chip uses either the old 4-wire serial bus SPI or I²C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) to send the tilt and inclination data.
Basically it is a fancy digital carpenter's level, unless they are also using it for image stabilization with all the jumping going on in the living room ;)