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Most read Gadget Master posts in October

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It's time for the monthly roundup of the most popular posts on Gadget master, to see what your peers have been reading in October.

We're big on building this month, whether for go-karts, barcode scanners or a certain programmed light display, with the latest competition also having an effect.

Here are the pick of the posts for October, in reverse order:

10. Windup and solar powered LED torch competition

9. Neuroti-Kart: Home-made electric go-kart

8. Tesla CD Turbine and water-powered salad spinner

7. Ultra-bright and ultra-durable LED bicycle lights

6. Video: Tom builds his own Electric Sportbike

5. Build your own wand based barcode scanner

4. Let electronic music play on

3. Power and Energy Monitor Meter competition

2. In the (LED) light

1. Build your own LED cube

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Posted by Alun Williams - Electronics Weekly.com on November 3, 2009 12:40 PM



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