So, what you're REALLY asking is, what's the most MacGyver thing you've ever done
Used the sewing hole in the awl of an old tinker to shape and bend a paper clip to make a replacement throttle linkage part on a '66 Volkswagon beatle in the early 70's. I ran that bug for another few months before I spent the money on a real part at the VW dealer. Was really short of money in those days.
Made a foxhole radio...used paperclips for connectors and my Spartan to strip the wires...throw in some thumb tacks, a pencil stub, a blues razor blade, some magnet wire, and a toilet paper roll, and I can listen to am radio in a power outage.. Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk now Free
Quote from: k12cop on October 12, 2013, 09:16:43 PMMade a foxhole radio...used paperclips for connectors and my Spartan to strip the wires...throw in some thumb tacks, a pencil stub, a blues razor blade, some magnet wire, and a toilet paper roll, and I can listen to am radio in a power outage.. Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk now FreeNow that's something cool. It only takes wire and paperclips and a roll of paper? Where can I find detailed instructions to build one like that?
Quote from: victordomingos on October 13, 2013, 01:22:05 PMQuote from: k12cop on October 12, 2013, 09:16:43 PMMade a foxhole radio...used paperclips for connectors and my Spartan to strip the wires...throw in some thumb tacks, a pencil stub, a blues razor blade, some magnet wire, and a toilet paper roll, and I can listen to am radio in a power outage.. Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk now FreeNow that's something cool. It only takes wire and paperclips and a roll of paper? Where can I find detailed instructions to build one like that?Don't forget pencil and razor blade...Just search YouTube for foxhole radio...Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk now Free