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“The full form of LiFi is Light Fidelity. LiFi basically is a Wireless Communication Technology which uses Visible Light for Data transmission. LiFi is designed to use LED Light Bulbs similar to those present in our homes and offices. However, there is a slight difference in these LiFi LED Light Bulbs and Normal LED Light Bulbs. These LiFi LED Light Bulbs transmit Data through the Light given off by them and these Light Signals are received by Photoreceptors.” Some people are able to solve a Rubik’s Cube very quickly, there are even lots strong and fast to push the system to this speed. This means that the moves have to be exacting or else it is sure destruction of the cube. They have some dramatic examples of that in the videos below! Digital optical encoder on the back, also purchased for a bargain on ebay. in the past but it is really interesting to see how they operate in slow motion. Warped Perception trip with a slow overload condition which takes a bit of time and a short circuit where the circuit breaker trips almost immediately. project by JD is enclosed in a custom acrylic enclosure. 3 bu*tons are used to adjust the time, the binary clock is displayed for your leet friends. For the regular folk there is also a time display on the LCD. The System is powered by a Parallax Popeller also all connected direct. The LCD is a serial LCD so that just required one data line but there are still available pins so chances coin cell and use this system to su*k the power out in a usable way to start you car. Is it practical? Not really but it is cool is this theoretical idea would work. It is a total work in progress, I am looking forward to seeing a video of a car starting soon. The first rough plan is to make a simple inductor-based boost converter to charge a similar (possibly identical) capacitor bank over perhaps 24 hours, then start the car with the capacitors in place of the usual battery.” pack some interesting data chunks such as temperature issues (low temp high temp), door opening etc. The tutorial also goes through using the