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Gadget Freak Halloween Special

Michael Seppanean shows us how to use a Basic Stamp microcontroller combined with a Park Zone Stoplight and a hacked Epsom printer to make a pumpkin pop up automatically when a visitor comes to the door.

Link for the Halloween automatic pumpkin includes circuit schematic and build instructions.

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