Website Links
Here are some websites I've found that I feel are worth visiting.
- Air-Stream Wireless
- Hackerspace Adelaide
- ASSA Radio Astronomy Group
- Little-Scale - stuff about things
- What Smoke?
- Astronomical Society of South Australia (ASSA)
- Australian Network for Art and Technology
- Technology Industry Association
- LinuxSA
- Scientifically skeptical about climate skeptics
- Greenfyre’s - Climate Denier Myths
- ACMA Register of Radio Communication Licences.
Air-Stream Wireless
Air-Stream Wireless is a non-profit community group who use wireless in combination with free and open source technologies to deploy a Wide Area Network (WAN) that supports community participation, local content and communications.
DYI Technology Special Interest Websites
- Little-Scale - stuff about things
- Circuit Geek Website
- David Rowe's Website
- Make magazine - devoted entirely to DIY technology projects
- Techlib - technical library
- Hack a Day
- NYC Resistor is a hacker collective
- hardhack.org is wonderful two day hands-on Hardware Hacking event held yearly in Berlin.
- DIY Fusors Accelerators and crazy projects producing dangerous ionising radiation.
Adelaide Hackerspace
Wikipedia defines a Hackerspace as a physical place where people with common interests in science, technology, digital or electronic art meet to socialise and collaborate.
If you're interested in technology and having a place to go to make stuff and meet other people making stuff in Adelaide come along to a hacksession, or visit the website hackerspace-adelaide.org.au or Facebook Page and join the mail list at Google Group Hackerspace Adelaide.
Dorkbot Adelaide T-Shirt Artwork
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High Voltage and Xrays
- The Bell Jar - Vacuum Experimenters Supplies & information
- The Cathode Ray Tube site
- Mike's Electric Stuff
- Dangerous Laboratories
- High Voltage and X-Ray Experiments
- Jochen's High Voltage Page
XRay links (May change without notice)
http://www.noah.org/science/x-ray/polaroid/index.html
http://130.94.182.150/xray.htm
http://www.celnav.de/hv/hv5.htm
http://www.noah.org/science/x-ray/stong/
http://www.celnav.de/hv/hvindex.htm
http://amasci.com/amateur/blljar2.txt
http://www.omnimatter.com/2007/12/making-your-own.html
http://home.earthlink.net/~bbowling/xray.html
http://teravolt.org/x-ray-machine/