I'll post photos and videos and all design files
Polishing work to deal with:
- Test foot "A" and "B" strips Velcroed to shoes; hook and loop glue should be cured by tonight.
- Finish remote control: straighten display, sand outside, glue top layers.
- Tidy up buttonhole wiring and shift bands to correct alignment along Velcro loop bands.
- Finalize light strip lengths: clip any extra length and seal ends.
- Come up with a better remote control attachment... clip? hook? Velcro?
- Make a cover for the ZX-Sound audio input board.

Soooo cool!
ReplyDeleteNice project man... sort of cool to step through the progression as it comes together.
ReplyDeleteThat was awesome. You really did a great job doing this project. Like it, very cool!
ReplyDeleteAwesome project, it has amazing sensitivity. I'll have to go back and see how you got the microphone to work. I could barely get mine to pick up loud clapping.
ReplyDeleteChris, the key was making a routine to keep track of and average recent highest and lowest readings-- the mic has such a wide range, the only way it would make the display I wanted was to keep track of the recent range. I'll post everything this week-- circuits, the sketch, and more photos and videos.
ReplyDeleteVery cool suit! I'm curious, do you know what the decibel range is on those zx-sound dealies?
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