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| Dustyn Roberts' project, Not Lazy Susan, comes from her book, "Making Things Move." In this project Dustyn takes the Lazy Susan concept and turns it into a rotating platform with hidden qualities. To make things interesting, she uses an infrared (IR) LED and phototransistor to make the table rotate with just a wave of a hand. You can use this as a table to magically serve food to dinner guests, or to make a fun interactive centerpiece. |
| Gadget Freak 177 Related Documents |
Gadget Freak Case: 177 Materials List | ||
| Allied Electronics Parts | ||
| 1 | Breadboard | 761-0034 |
| 1 | On-off toggle SPST switch with about 4 in hook-up wires soldered to the legs | 683-0048 |
| 1 | Battery for motor (9V used here) | 774-0240 |
| 1 | 9V battery snap | 839-0469 |
| 4 | AA batteries | 729-1524 |
| 1 | AA battery holder | 839-3478 |
| 1 | Jumper wires or hook-up wire to make your own | 761-0078 |
| 1 | IR LED | 436-0212 |
| 1 | Phototransistor | 276-0048 |
| 1 | Diode | 266-0007 |
| 1 | 22 KO resistor | 296-4755 |
| 1 | 100 O resistor | 437-0005 |
| 1 | TIP120 Darlington Transistor |
263-0615 |
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