Ohhhhhhhh, yes. SorryOriginally Posted by Spider5
Ohhhhhhhh, yes. Sorry
“This place has become impossible. Nothing to eat, freezing cold and now a madman on the prowl outside with eels.”
Nope, i meant the usual kind. Call it extra incentive - get your distance right or you're toast.
Épée-n in the leg.
You could, of course, extend this priniciple to the piste: both connect your wires to the mains so you get a 240volt shock if your parry doesn't work.
“This place has become impossible. Nothing to eat, freezing cold and now a madman on the prowl outside with eels.”
I use a piece of leather with a cushion behind it...or, failing that a leather jacket with a pillow stuffed inside hanging from the wall...
Definitely an insight into the lives of fencers, not sure I wanted to have that insight!
I built a freestanding one from 2x2 screwed together with the torso covered in carpet. Next it needs an arm.
After that I'm going to add a couple of stair carpet pressure pads from Maplin connected to a Raspberry Pi via a Pi Face with some leds to indicate which pad to hit and a score readout. Should cost 60 quid or so.
A Pi may be overkill, you could just go for an Arduino board.I built a freestanding one from 2x2 screwed together with the torso covered in carpet. Next it needs an arm.
After that I'm going to add a couple of stair carpet pressure pads from Maplin connected to a Raspberry Pi via a Pi Face with some leds to indicate which pad to hit and a score readout. Should cost 60 quid or so.
My kind of nerd.I built a freestanding one from 2x2 screwed together with the torso covered in carpet. Next it needs an arm.
After that I'm going to add a couple of stair carpet pressure pads from Maplin connected to a Raspberry Pi via a Pi Face with some leds to indicate which pad to hit and a score readout. Should cost 60 quid or so.
Outstanding. Can we see a picture when you finish it?I built a freestanding one from 2x2 screwed together with the torso covered in carpet. Next it needs an arm.
After that I'm going to add a couple of stair carpet pressure pads from Maplin connected to a Raspberry Pi via a Pi Face with some leds to indicate which pad to hit and a score readout. Should cost 60 quid or so.
“This place has become impossible. Nothing to eat, freezing cold and now a madman on the prowl outside with eels.”
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