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Day: March 26, 2006

How To Reverse Time

March 26, 2006 by Eliot 24 Comments

[moddy] sent in a couple of his projects that would probably be entertaining on a Sunday afternoon. The first one is how to reverse the rotation of a battery powered travel clock. It’s just a simple modification of the plate the coil is wrapped around. The second is adding 9V battery terminals to a cell phone. Neither project is practical, but they’re still fun.

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