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Add A Key-fob Opener To Your Door

October 14, 2009 by Mike Szczys 27 Comments

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It seems like creating an automatic dorm room door opener is a rite-of-geek-passage each fall. [Adam], a student at Vassar, passed with flying colors by creating this clean setup. We’ve got video, more pictures, and a description after the break. Continue reading “Add A Key-fob Opener To Your Door” →

Posted in classic hacks, home hacksTagged 555, door opener, dorm, printer, RF, timer, Vassar

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