" Over the past your make magazine has become the premier publication to show you all the latest. -- cracks pretty much anything do it yourself so we're here at the first annual maker fair to say those do it yourself project."

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" That that I wanted to party doing so it's like or accessible. Computer access card or access. One of exotic looking forward to doing exactly right now you get in my arm but I want to actually -- that they start immediately. The manual transmission so -- identical it's got an issue but but it still requires a -- to be pushed down a bit try to work some way to get around the security that I think about that out -- red -- here. Yeah these inside your pants what the left hand it's a larger three millimeter by thirteen millimeter tank that was done by cosmetic surgeries estimated two millimeter but -- there -- little mandated by minute procedure. The right hand the smaller tank it's two -- right well it was done with the same -- that's used not -- Dobson had -- that's exactly yeah. And so my hat badly doctored bat instead of actually. Injecting this with easier than injecting like norplant birth control for women. It's now yeah. You want you rock music do you -- here I think it'll look like you're cracked her -- if you don't have a good relates to the doctor they're gonna look like the magnet cracked it if you know them they -- the about it not Bali and I'll let them and they want to make sure that you know what you're doing. Then yet it probably didn't you symbolism like doctors on the website it'll actually tell people and access the cosmetic surgeon that I had a -- this is now doing it so I'd hate to clinic and -- watched him often so -- does that -- 200 bucks. -- get it done. Google it and put it looks a little bit exactly. Not for the chicken hearted thanks I."

" So but you have ever seen you -- around the web. You'll notice this is the one place that you can get it that you can find it it's Trevor Blackwell. Tells about here you know segments motorized -- it may stop. Segway X. It's ours the end -- is the same -- statement -- between its opening and -- the wheels forward or backward to keep. You keep it up right okay. Now let's let's go to some of the components that it has. What where exactly is the stabilizer. This the stabilizer is is that it's got."

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" Just days every day at. Okay so. Obviously it's motorized so it needs some sort of battery packs that didn't put into the wall so that's the backpack is the last that's four miles from going fast really and how fast ago. Nine or ten miles an hour for the software is behind by actually making this work. There's not a lot of software there's some simple stuff than measures that tilt angle and sets the motor voltage. Personal to tilt angle. And that's enough to keep it up. So let's what you -- on with the networks there. That is that."

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" toys the opening like talking about the crucible -- Robin -- California that I love. Deeply in dearly for a lot of reasons most of which they taught me how to weld joining us right now Michael skirts the founder and executive that runs it Michael what do the crucible."

" You'll -- things we teach about by about a year welding blacksmith things working the last. -- on kinetics electronics. All sorts of lighting classes available jewelry department. Fired dancing fire -- being. Trying paying -- just about anything that some wants to learn. And so offstage it's sort of nexus for that matter don't start. It started real small seven classes in 1999 just lets artists get it together and want to share resources and sure there's skills and it's just really quickly now that 6000 square feet. West that's right at the -- station. All sorts classes available very accessible place but for teachers and for students you know there's no requirement that have been strong interest in wanting to learn how to make things. What's the time into the giant flaming balls doing there oh well I don't know. Big chunks of stone of the air don't seem to get as much attention as fires. Without notice the -- we -- a lot more -- you make a lot of the fire and weaving. Great interest. Part of what we do. But -- or did my. What's the what's the next up somebody's interested in learning more markers were it is go to our website WWW. There's a lot Oregon and -- other classes -- line all the download an application teacher. You can check out our catalogue that come right -- front door both 67 street west one. 4607. Or phone number 5104440919."

" Website crucible dot org the crew is amazing a figure a lot of classes there I highly recommend that --"

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" Excellent cheap keyboard extension cables that I got I wired them in that this midi keyboard it's an old oxygen eight keyboard of -- midi keyboard back up for a hundred bucks and -- the keyboard off and voided the warranty the first night here. I saw that the wires right in doing that connects by US be that this laptop. And the laptops running a program called reactor react to something like -- visual programming language but for sound and it. So with that I can actually write a program that'll handle whenever I touch these symbols because. So the program then reacts whenever expects them together to play a -- Which she just turned. Anyway it'll trigger a loop or something. Okay. So for example I have my left hand sewn up all the music loops. Where this means that. Yeah meanwhile my right hand the setup but all the vocal samples I've found these on a cassette and a thrift stores all of assertiveness training as an impact this woman had a kind of skewed priority on what her. Her assertiveness I should be in expressing that she wants."

" I want rain and -- and to go home I want a dot com but then I want facts and then lastly I want lucky. I thought that's gonna wear this kind of the cookie laughs. Anyway I thought it would make a -- of porous that so I put them together into the course the sun. Okay we're."

" It's very very cool well listen I appreciate your time this is really really cool and he could see the audience. Crowded around they love it so thank you so much appreciate your time -- place yeah."

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" Maybe 80000 gallons of veterans out so it makes no driving you get that lead -- batteries that we're doing right -- on -- To get first forty miles or anything again possible with the lithium ion or nickel metal you probably get up to sixty miles -- mouth again. What's the range to begin an all electric you can 135 what's the range of modified battery packed -- ten miles Whitney for the production model. -- there so if you're basically if you're running around town -- it's off the market you could run if you're plugging -- did plug in hybrids. You're basically is that right you play it back to basically plugging in overnight what's the cost them. You know if you're using it from -- complete -- air force that eventually speak California we are you mean that night the lights -- nine cents fuel our. It started off peak rates I sense yeah. And the overnight -- important it's right right we want to be an incentive productivity. Chart overnight as opposed to doing today. Because that's -- Texas power -- of the greatest loneliness. I mean it's right except in north Jersey in the summer when everybody involved there it's right. What's the cost of going to convert hybrids appointment right now there a couple of quick -- options."

" This the primary -- starting in Southern California company you drive system and they're looking at ten to 12000 dollars you've got to freeze up. Take ten to 12000 -- about it at thirty mile electric with the planned start. Created for -- with -- pop up don't think I could my second car hour or you know you know live for a few months there's definitely a market for. They're. Really -- to -- that that we picked Toyota and -- important it's about 50000 more than regular guy. Upon mechanically inclined capable of high voltage. In the I've seen the website kind of Paramount and instructed on there right that actually part of our goal of this project -- converting -- right here there. Is you develop a series of plans to people who. Yeah ability to work I pulled it -- today that it's out of Atlanta. At your work but let us in doing this -- what we'll. You're gonna for the project I think. Mostly the the -- battery. He's hardware. Control system to get your faith is the way to create here without the hardest part to figure out. You know we're heading to battery no brainer it's trying to reverse engineer the free system. If we're wanted to do this take a couple hours but I think -- if -- what they've done. Now I think that the plant outside of vehicles -- it are there any other vehicles that aren't easy. Convert over. Are out of Ford Escape hybrid -- that's great technology that equally similar of all the Toyota vehicles are. A Honda hybrids are actually not full high speed they have a harder time toward a lot of things don't at all driving only electric. I think he'd be good drive and I'll let your vote and you can add batteries and -- To the -- in those they're basically a -- the full hybrid particularly significant."

" As -- here -- the of the geek squad expert here. -- to tell me you know it what I heard you deal with. Windows based machines and also OS-X days. Well what happens that the -- you guys having like. Problems and god at Apple store to get like these others any animosity. I know actually -- sexy it along we'll actually turn them if for some questions if we're kind of means don't buy something we happen to be in the area and -- know. Pretty good communication there's I like to be able to use that -- see a lot more Macs than we do. You know we actually see the kinds -- actually costs and home that don't already have technical support in place for them. And so it's nice to be able to how that resource you know being and I have a network of other people that -- you things like so. No animosity -- I'd definitely use this freezers -- good -- what does desensitized him. The file is a and the tax. Would that. Help or hurt need to get hired geeks. You know -- over the course -- looking for communication big -- tablet recruiting agent says you know six to -- customer service 40% technical so the key thing there's going to be interaction with clients so that's we're gonna get. I say it's required to worker what they're not require the definitely a bonus of the uniform you know that's one of the things that actually makes it individual liberty right tonight the same -- it and Leo and they said there's a reason I have to look at him yeah and similarly yet know palm. That's kind of personality -- with a lovely agents as the actual sunglasses everything else we have very standard. Not really deviated from an at all costs and less than the one thing again choice in being able to use and we -- it which ones one."

" Software defined radio -- the principle of this recent map. Exactly is software -- but the idea behind software defined radio is that you have a very simple piece of hardware that is capable multiple things. Handling multiple systems and then you all the complex thing that would normally to give -- of our -- that software. LA one piece of hardware can handle lot of differences so that if I had the right if I get you 80211 like Wi-Fi and -- cute and WiMax and the other sense of radio frequency exactly. He. Usually just -- frequency so the if you add it to what -- it the battery life by. Cordless phones Bluetooth all that stuff. -- Another -- you can do. You know garage door openers public safety and radio all the all the -- art when you look at it this is it you know -- Is this in the market or to start to a merger put it it's starting to -- there's a lot of research in the area and there are some practical. The case that people actually deploy now. -- There are. In the military is a lot of you sedate it up a lot of a large number eight systems that are compatible that the use this to -- Public safety it's very it with public safety. There's accompanied it's deploying these now in -- on base stations. At speeds -- both experimental stage but it's it's moving along. So there are some applications down there but it is definitely on the early side her with this it's like time sharing -- like half a second of this radio apps like that radio or out of an accident tabulated well we'll sell it. The number of ways -- Apple lighting up bandits operate at and they'll. You could actually do multiple ones. Multiple theme tightly system or you know that netcam son AM -- You know cellphone it it'll fix anything bad. And so it's a lot of bad guys. There's an area called cognitive radio. The idea being in your rig your radio. It's like to upgrade it -- artificial intelligence. It would say oh these guys you think it's not like this and I can talk to him this way that a guy is different -- system but talking to use these other ones. And the -- school with once and switch between them. Also -- and another advantage is what scene itself off base station. -- It really part of the reason why are so that it dance fast is -- thing. Because -- have to make back -- infrastructure they put out there but we'll alternate it just. You know an update you. Civility fast. Give -- radio that's where a different frequencies and you get around you have to have multiple antennas for that or you sort of tuned to the middle on that well there's some attendance art. You can design wider and it's. Or you can have multiple separate antennas or are very topic. Applications are limited -- because. It is that's your transmitting. It you know we you have authority it is usually not out wider range. -- reception use the -- line. But you know -- nobody can transmit like meg to negate. Legally at least. So the magic kids then yeah yeah what do you think as a result birds like -- many PCI cards and meters emulate multiple forms of networking or the going to show up so the military with seven radio's one box -- you definitely need it -- hit the military birds -- it's gonna and Andy you're. They're really that he believes started with a practical speak easy -- years ago. The idea was and it can't help it doesn't -- it carried it it's not taking all the hundreds of different systems. It -- because -- trust but. Did you were generated they're getting smaller and smaller. -- and that it the public it's gonna be data public's seen B. Cellphone -- eventually my it laptop."

" You you may see it there and it gets a little further along -- it it Italy you know little higher power. It'll. Higher costs at first but it's coming along that direction what's your favorite thing going on right now it's operating software fun. Operative but not I actually I prefer not to use the declined. Look -- in the middle of it because that. I I called up your radio. This thumbs up for defying me does kind of the FCC -- in the sense that it that great user defined it software heavily regulated and I'm not be and that regulating itself so I could say some -- radio. But I'm really excited about a lot of applications there's. And I activities he -- radio astronomy -- hand radio it's all over the place and there's a lot of research in. In spectrum. Efficiency in. Using this. Operators and I have radios to more effectively spectrum let's say if it's -- TV station on channel 63. But. Nobody receives it here -- and I use that six megahertz to -- wireless Internet. So if researching in that area and -- but they're not letting the people have access to not use bandwidth or locality there is seeking to. This is a lot apparently NC yeah and it is a huge. Lobby against it but they're dancing isn't there to help you. The fidelity HD so that cellular people everybody gets it except for. Yeah individuals. -- Also a big in the area it's -- via the audience what's involved are experimenting with software radio and apartments are I think -- it -- radio website. Sign up for our mailing list there's. Got probably over a thousand people on the air a lot of people all skill levels from you know professionals in the industry. All the way on down. -- looked very helpful lot of you know topic area experts that. It is joining me that that so -- that -- thank you."

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" the folks of -- the crucible assailant 80% of people using your voters are people yeah sysadmins people who spent a lot of time typing stereo experience like getting an answer you know. They say they think blacks living the most amazing thing."

" And there's a little bit of like self reliance like you know -- I kinda feel like I got stuff back now like egged it I I I better prepared. Do but for an emergency or whatever really people are starting to like I'm gigabytes tools I'm going to use them I don't have to spend ninety dollars the Ford dealership achievement brake pads half. -- and I think we went through a couple decades of dislike this weird I'm not gonna buy every gadget you know and everyone distant from me. But now it's like it that the genie out of the bottle like we really can't stop that there's so many there's so many things going on in the world of making. That you know we could do this for -- you know weaker among that like we which we never have suffered. What's your favorite things in -- so far. What my favorite thing and this is that -- Andy is not a technically complicated project but it I get I can understand how it it is bird like everyone to see the graffiti research lab. So you take it loses out to your address their idea you think magnate. A battery and LAD and you wrapping up and you've started something metal and sticks it sticks. And it's like it's it's really get and and -- it teaches you a little bit about electronic it's something -- itself and it's a little subversive and so okay why it."

" So if you know officer -- comes up and stops you is all acute intestinal walls breaking in again damage to the -- yeah. You've you've got a magnet not belong seats is a lot I mean it's like a really it's like. It's one of the ones where legacy and as you get that feeling you understand a little bit more about technology you can share this it's easy to do you -- still go to any store still buy a lot of things. And so I really like doubt on any other and and really like is the RFID enabled trampoline that -- fire -- the side. They have to check in I miss that -- talent you can get it checked in went to ticket when you jump on the trampoline. Flames shoot outside -- that's from. Mikey school -- who's also -- other makers if there are fighting steps they've added that in the need this fire art is likely to make it carefully it's expire one. Though only the maker -- It's gonna be what next year absolutely like now we're gonna decide -- we do went on Easter and then after that which country. And you know I think one of the things that people to remember to do it like you can do make fair in your garage every weekend like every page -- make as the most of this because there's lot of things bill. I mean it's something this you'll get about being here these all things work at the same time like. You don't have to like this as it. This special you can reproduce -- and sell like your your garage stick it back to the far out it's likely to get the -- that don't make -- in the making room you know. And so I think I think it's. I think we're gonna see -- and I think you know. Everyone's always from the maker Faire by the magazine is the website. You can do all the stuff on -- You can write articles -- share it. Wiki -- that Flickr indestructible as -- Iowa. Yeah alive that forces those forces here that's what gets -- its quarterly of that about 200 pages and we're adding specialists you -- that you really and so like. Sometimes the thing like -- this -- if it's like them for guys this one is like so if if you're seeing things and you want to Fidelity's an address of light opera. Right now there's a actions are going on where there's an inflatable dress. Where you want to just like more of that perhaps that if you want seven visiting like inflatable dress the person's. Yeah explicitly. And likely they are you the like motto -- to make it like pat apps to do that to you. That that's that not this is us the close of baby care through exclusively feminine counts and out now it's asleep there's a finger on it does big audience out there -- like they want to build that and it's like it's starting to land like not I -- and is starting to -- like you can wire and stuff. Do you know iPod and you can like learn how to make your own like leather goods that's not exactly and make project more of -- right. The different term like crap that the means being mean like no I like you're using my hands medium and."

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" Over the past your make magazine has become the premier publication to show you all the latest. -- cracks pretty much anything do it yourself so we're here at the first annual maker fair to say those do it yourself project."

" As you think a partner in crime Kevin Rose to the heavens be missing -- elicited good friend of --"

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" That that I wanted to party doing so it's like or accessible. Computer access card or access. One of exotic looking forward to doing exactly right now you get in my arm but I want to actually -- that they start immediately. The manual transmission so -- identical it's got an issue but but it still requires a -- to be pushed down a bit try to work some way to get around the security that I think about that out -- red -- here. Yeah these inside your pants what the left hand it's a larger three millimeter by thirteen millimeter tank that was done by cosmetic surgeries estimated two millimeter but -- there -- little mandated by minute procedure. The right hand the smaller tank it's two -- right well it was done with the same -- that's used not -- Dobson had -- that's exactly yeah. And so my hat badly doctored bat instead of actually. Injecting this with easier than injecting like norplant birth control for women. It's now yeah. You want you rock music do you -- here I think it'll look like you're cracked her -- if you don't have a good relates to the doctor they're gonna look like the magnet cracked it if you know them they -- the about it not Bali and I'll let them and they want to make sure that you know what you're doing. Then yet it probably didn't you symbolism like doctors on the website it'll actually tell people and access the cosmetic surgeon that I had a -- this is now doing it so I'd hate to clinic and -- watched him often so -- does that -- 200 bucks. -- get it done. Google it and put it looks a little bit exactly. Not for the chicken hearted thanks I."

" So but you have ever seen you -- around the web. You'll notice this is the one place that you can get it that you can find it it's Trevor Blackwell. Tells about here you know segments motorized -- it may stop. Segway X. It's ours the end -- is the same -- statement -- between its opening and -- the wheels forward or backward to keep. You keep it up right okay. Now let's let's go to some of the components that it has. What where exactly is the stabilizer. This the stabilizer is is that it's got."

" Motor driving the wheels okay -- that anyway. To move from within the of the motor runs wheel forward or backwards. And keep it keep it up right. So if -- turn it on. You consider doing it. The paper to -- to Florida and he'll forward it tilted -- runs we'll backward. Tries to separate. So when it's on the ground."

" Just days every day at. Okay so. Obviously it's motorized so it needs some sort of battery packs that didn't put into the wall so that's the backpack is the last that's four miles from going fast really and how fast ago. Nine or ten miles an hour for the software is behind by actually making this work. There's not a lot of software there's some simple stuff than measures that tilt angle and sets the motor voltage. Personal to tilt angle. And that's enough to keep it up. So let's what you -- on with the networks there. That is that."

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" toys the opening like talking about the crucible -- Robin -- California that I love. Deeply in dearly for a lot of reasons most of which they taught me how to weld joining us right now Michael skirts the founder and executive that runs it Michael what do the crucible."

" You'll -- things we teach about by about a year welding blacksmith things working the last. -- on kinetics electronics. All sorts of lighting classes available jewelry department. Fired dancing fire -- being. Trying paying -- just about anything that some wants to learn. And so offstage it's sort of nexus for that matter don't start. It started real small seven classes in 1999 just lets artists get it together and want to share resources and sure there's skills and it's just really quickly now that 6000 square feet. West that's right at the -- station. All sorts classes available very accessible place but for teachers and for students you know there's no requirement that have been strong interest in wanting to learn how to make things. What's the time into the giant flaming balls doing there oh well I don't know. Big chunks of stone of the air don't seem to get as much attention as fires. Without notice the -- we -- a lot more -- you make a lot of the fire and weaving. Great interest. Part of what we do. But -- or did my. What's the what's the next up somebody's interested in learning more markers were it is go to our website WWW. There's a lot Oregon and -- other classes -- line all the download an application teacher. You can check out our catalogue that come right -- front door both 67 street west one. 4607. Or phone number 5104440919."

" Website crucible dot org the crew is amazing a figure a lot of classes there I highly recommend that --"

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" Excellent cheap keyboard extension cables that I got I wired them in that this midi keyboard it's an old oxygen eight keyboard of -- midi keyboard back up for a hundred bucks and -- the keyboard off and voided the warranty the first night here. I saw that the wires right in doing that connects by US be that this laptop. And the laptops running a program called reactor react to something like -- visual programming language but for sound and it. So with that I can actually write a program that'll handle whenever I touch these symbols because. So the program then reacts whenever expects them together to play a -- Which she just turned. Anyway it'll trigger a loop or something. Okay. So for example I have my left hand sewn up all the music loops. Where this means that. Yeah meanwhile my right hand the setup but all the vocal samples I've found these on a cassette and a thrift stores all of assertiveness training as an impact this woman had a kind of skewed priority on what her. Her assertiveness I should be in expressing that she wants."

" I want rain and -- and to go home I want a dot com but then I want facts and then lastly I want lucky. I thought that's gonna wear this kind of the cookie laughs. Anyway I thought it would make a -- of porous that so I put them together into the course the sun. Okay we're."

" It's very very cool well listen I appreciate your time this is really really cool and he could see the audience. Crowded around they love it so thank you so much appreciate your time -- place yeah."

" They're back with TrueCrypt on it -- count cards or. You guys are actually -- Since you were doing and what they do that for later prices it's right. It over and over and free up. You -- we got -- about the Obama -- actually take the internationally available EV DO electric vehicle line install it would be a little bit more than just. In order an electrical vehicles with -- right."

" Adding batteries you can drive ten to thirty miles -- won't let. They have even 135 miles an hour that's right -- off we're limited you can't drive. About 35 an -- I'll -- But if you're around town thirty bucks would be good -- great Andy's still a bit of the highway highway speeds what the benefits you -- them larger. Thank you -- that the Vatican for everybody going I was. We see about eighty miles a gallon night."

" Really Obama taken like at 900 mile trip I'm going across Nevada right Mikey that way they like people around 65. It's that I -- again."

" Maybe 80000 gallons of veterans out so it makes no driving you get that lead -- batteries that we're doing right -- on -- To get first forty miles or anything again possible with the lithium ion or nickel metal you probably get up to sixty miles -- mouth again. What's the range to begin an all electric you can 135 what's the range of modified battery packed -- ten miles Whitney for the production model. -- there so if you're basically if you're running around town -- it's off the market you could run if you're plugging -- did plug in hybrids. You're basically is that right you play it back to basically plugging in overnight what's the cost them. You know if you're using it from -- complete -- air force that eventually speak California we are you mean that night the lights -- nine cents fuel our. It started off peak rates I sense yeah. And the overnight -- important it's right right we want to be an incentive productivity. Chart overnight as opposed to doing today. Because that's -- Texas power -- of the greatest loneliness. I mean it's right except in north Jersey in the summer when everybody involved there it's right. What's the cost of going to convert hybrids appointment right now there a couple of quick -- options."

" This the primary -- starting in Southern California company you drive system and they're looking at ten to 12000 dollars you've got to freeze up. Take ten to 12000 -- about it at thirty mile electric with the planned start. Created for -- with -- pop up don't think I could my second car hour or you know you know live for a few months there's definitely a market for. They're. Really -- to -- that that we picked Toyota and -- important it's about 50000 more than regular guy. Upon mechanically inclined capable of high voltage. In the I've seen the website kind of Paramount and instructed on there right that actually part of our goal of this project -- converting -- right here there. Is you develop a series of plans to people who. Yeah ability to work I pulled it -- today that it's out of Atlanta. At your work but let us in doing this -- what we'll. You're gonna for the project I think. Mostly the the -- battery. He's hardware. Control system to get your faith is the way to create here without the hardest part to figure out. You know we're heading to battery no brainer it's trying to reverse engineer the free system. If we're wanted to do this take a couple hours but I think -- if -- what they've done. Now I think that the plant outside of vehicles -- it are there any other vehicles that aren't easy. Convert over. Are out of Ford Escape hybrid -- that's great technology that equally similar of all the Toyota vehicles are. A Honda hybrids are actually not full high speed they have a harder time toward a lot of things don't at all driving only electric. I think he'd be good drive and I'll let your vote and you can add batteries and -- To the -- in those they're basically a -- the full hybrid particularly significant."

" As -- here -- the of the geek squad expert here. -- to tell me you know it what I heard you deal with. Windows based machines and also OS-X days. Well what happens that the -- you guys having like. Problems and god at Apple store to get like these others any animosity. I know actually -- sexy it along we'll actually turn them if for some questions if we're kind of means don't buy something we happen to be in the area and -- know. Pretty good communication there's I like to be able to use that -- see a lot more Macs than we do. You know we actually see the kinds -- actually costs and home that don't already have technical support in place for them. And so it's nice to be able to how that resource you know being and I have a network of other people that -- you things like so. No animosity -- I'd definitely use this freezers -- good -- what does desensitized him. The file is a and the tax. Would that. Help or hurt need to get hired geeks. You know -- over the course -- looking for communication big -- tablet recruiting agent says you know six to -- customer service 40% technical so the key thing there's going to be interaction with clients so that's we're gonna get. I say it's required to worker what they're not require the definitely a bonus of the uniform you know that's one of the things that actually makes it individual liberty right tonight the same -- it and Leo and they said there's a reason I have to look at him yeah and similarly yet know palm. That's kind of personality -- with a lovely agents as the actual sunglasses everything else we have very standard. Not really deviated from an at all costs and less than the one thing again choice in being able to use and we -- it which ones one."

" Software defined radio -- the principle of this recent map. Exactly is software -- but the idea behind software defined radio is that you have a very simple piece of hardware that is capable multiple things. Handling multiple systems and then you all the complex thing that would normally to give -- of our -- that software. LA one piece of hardware can handle lot of differences so that if I had the right if I get you 80211 like Wi-Fi and -- cute and WiMax and the other sense of radio frequency exactly. He. Usually just -- frequency so the if you add it to what -- it the battery life by. Cordless phones Bluetooth all that stuff. -- Another -- you can do. You know garage door openers public safety and radio all the all the -- art when you look at it this is it you know -- Is this in the market or to start to a merger put it it's starting to -- there's a lot of research in the area and there are some practical. The case that people actually deploy now. -- There are. In the military is a lot of you sedate it up a lot of a large number eight systems that are compatible that the use this to -- Public safety it's very it with public safety. There's accompanied it's deploying these now in -- on base stations. At speeds -- both experimental stage but it's it's moving along. So there are some applications down there but it is definitely on the early side her with this it's like time sharing -- like half a second of this radio apps like that radio or out of an accident tabulated well we'll sell it. The number of ways -- Apple lighting up bandits operate at and they'll. You could actually do multiple ones. Multiple theme tightly system or you know that netcam son AM -- You know cellphone it it'll fix anything bad. And so it's a lot of bad guys. There's an area called cognitive radio. The idea being in your rig your radio. It's like to upgrade it -- artificial intelligence. It would say oh these guys you think it's not like this and I can talk to him this way that a guy is different -- system but talking to use these other ones. And the -- school with once and switch between them. Also -- and another advantage is what scene itself off base station. -- It really part of the reason why are so that it dance fast is -- thing. Because -- have to make back -- infrastructure they put out there but we'll alternate it just. You know an update you. Civility fast. Give -- radio that's where a different frequencies and you get around you have to have multiple antennas for that or you sort of tuned to the middle on that well there's some attendance art. You can design wider and it's. Or you can have multiple separate antennas or are very topic. Applications are limited -- because. It is that's your transmitting. It you know we you have authority it is usually not out wider range. -- reception use the -- line. But you know -- nobody can transmit like meg to negate. Legally at least. So the magic kids then yeah yeah what do you think as a result birds like -- many PCI cards and meters emulate multiple forms of networking or the going to show up so the military with seven radio's one box -- you definitely need it -- hit the military birds -- it's gonna and Andy you're. They're really that he believes started with a practical speak easy -- years ago. The idea was and it can't help it doesn't -- it carried it it's not taking all the hundreds of different systems. It -- because -- trust but. Did you were generated they're getting smaller and smaller. -- and that it the public it's gonna be data public's seen B. Cellphone -- eventually my it laptop."

" You you may see it there and it gets a little further along -- it it Italy you know little higher power. It'll. Higher costs at first but it's coming along that direction what's your favorite thing going on right now it's operating software fun. Operative but not I actually I prefer not to use the declined. Look -- in the middle of it because that. I I called up your radio. This thumbs up for defying me does kind of the FCC -- in the sense that it that great user defined it software heavily regulated and I'm not be and that regulating itself so I could say some -- radio. But I'm really excited about a lot of applications there's. And I activities he -- radio astronomy -- hand radio it's all over the place and there's a lot of research in. In spectrum. Efficiency in. Using this. Operators and I have radios to more effectively spectrum let's say if it's -- TV station on channel 63. But. Nobody receives it here -- and I use that six megahertz to -- wireless Internet. So if researching in that area and -- but they're not letting the people have access to not use bandwidth or locality there is seeking to. This is a lot apparently NC yeah and it is a huge. Lobby against it but they're dancing isn't there to help you. The fidelity HD so that cellular people everybody gets it except for. Yeah individuals. -- Also a big in the area it's -- via the audience what's involved are experimenting with software radio and apartments are I think -- it -- radio website. Sign up for our mailing list there's. Got probably over a thousand people on the air a lot of people all skill levels from you know professionals in the industry. All the way on down. -- looked very helpful lot of you know topic area experts that. It is joining me that that so -- that -- thank you."

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" Ever wild -- of people everything from. Cal cars who have modifying hybrids you've got you know small shops who -- selling -- get where it brings up there it's a really wild simply people how to bring people together."

" Well you know the Mac -- the magazine is helped a lot like we have all of our authors to write great how to use the of the book called. Makers and it's a lot of -- lot of people here we profiled -- under so prolific people who are building it thinks the guy who made but certainly it out of fans to get a burning man someone made a cellphone gamers of that there'll here. Itself. We picked from that and then from there were like at Kate's gonna be in the Bay Area and luckily they areas it's filled with so many people doing things. And there is something that's going on than it. Haven't quite figured out exactly what is that we think it a lot of people did stop its software for so long to like we really need to learn experts how to stuff like I really want to use my -- like it made her hands are working you would like coating that could be the like a lot of really tell people are starting to engineer stuff."

" the folks of -- the crucible assailant 80% of people using your voters are people yeah sysadmins people who spent a lot of time typing stereo experience like getting an answer you know. They say they think blacks living the most amazing thing."

" And there's a little bit of like self reliance like you know -- I kinda feel like I got stuff back now like egged it I I I better prepared. Do but for an emergency or whatever really people are starting to like I'm gigabytes tools I'm going to use them I don't have to spend ninety dollars the Ford dealership achievement brake pads half. -- and I think we went through a couple decades of dislike this weird I'm not gonna buy every gadget you know and everyone distant from me. But now it's like it that the genie out of the bottle like we really can't stop that there's so many there's so many things going on in the world of making. That you know we could do this for -- you know weaker among that like we which we never have suffered. What's your favorite things in -- so far. What my favorite thing and this is that -- Andy is not a technically complicated project but it I get I can understand how it it is bird like everyone to see the graffiti research lab. So you take it loses out to your address their idea you think magnate. A battery and LAD and you wrapping up and you've started something metal and sticks it sticks. And it's like it's it's really get and and -- it teaches you a little bit about electronic it's something -- itself and it's a little subversive and so okay why it."

" So if you know officer -- comes up and stops you is all acute intestinal walls breaking in again damage to the -- yeah. You've you've got a magnet not belong seats is a lot I mean it's like a really it's like. It's one of the ones where legacy and as you get that feeling you understand a little bit more about technology you can share this it's easy to do you -- still go to any store still buy a lot of things. And so I really like doubt on any other and and really like is the RFID enabled trampoline that -- fire -- the side. They have to check in I miss that -- talent you can get it checked in went to ticket when you jump on the trampoline. Flames shoot outside -- that's from. Mikey school -- who's also -- other makers if there are fighting steps they've added that in the need this fire art is likely to make it carefully it's expire one. Though only the maker -- It's gonna be what next year absolutely like now we're gonna decide -- we do went on Easter and then after that which country. And you know I think one of the things that people to remember to do it like you can do make fair in your garage every weekend like every page -- make as the most of this because there's lot of things bill. I mean it's something this you'll get about being here these all things work at the same time like. You don't have to like this as it. This special you can reproduce -- and sell like your your garage stick it back to the far out it's likely to get the -- that don't make -- in the making room you know. And so I think I think it's. I think we're gonna see -- and I think you know. Everyone's always from the maker Faire by the magazine is the website. You can do all the stuff on -- You can write articles -- share it. Wiki -- that Flickr indestructible as -- Iowa. Yeah alive that forces those forces here that's what gets -- its quarterly of that about 200 pages and we're adding specialists you -- that you really and so like. Sometimes the thing like -- this -- if it's like them for guys this one is like so if if you're seeing things and you want to Fidelity's an address of light opera. Right now there's a actions are going on where there's an inflatable dress. Where you want to just like more of that perhaps that if you want seven visiting like inflatable dress the person's. Yeah explicitly. And likely they are you the like motto -- to make it like pat apps to do that to you. That that's that not this is us the close of baby care through exclusively feminine counts and out now it's asleep there's a finger on it does big audience out there -- like they want to build that and it's like it's starting to land like not I -- and is starting to -- like you can wire and stuff. Do you know iPod and you can like learn how to make your own like leather goods that's not exactly and make project more of -- right. The different term like crap that the means being mean like no I like you're using my hands medium and."

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