HAL 9000 with Added Sound - Album
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8 31 December 2020, 17:15
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Thanks, guys! @Roy, I would love to do the same. I considered it before I bought the sound board and even found that somewhere along the line a company was planning to make just that, but I don't think it ever made it to the market. It's too bad you can't replace Alexa's voice with Hal's! I was so excited to get the thing built that I just went with the simple sound board and some MP3s I found online. I may revisit the project later because having a real AI in there would be so much fun.
31 December 2020, 18:45
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Way cool James! Now that's how it's done! I enjoyed your build and presentation very much.Great job!
31 December 2020, 20:16
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I'm at the beginning stages of learning electronics, and have yet to light a model, but have my first breadboard and am pretty good at burning out leds so far! It's pretty mind boggling when you don't know what you're doing! But I'm very inspired by your build. I have lots of starships waiting for me to light them up.. What's next for you James?
2 January 2021, 22:37
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Great project! I looked snd looked at this at the hobby shop but it didn't come home with me. I like the sound board idea, what do you have it say? "I'm sorry Dave" ?
2 January 2021, 23:29
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@JD I think I'm going to light up Viper MkII (Moebius Models 912, 1:32) next, but first I have to return to and finish AMT U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Refit with Lights | Project by JamesWhite (1:537). I am still learning like crazy. I found Book: Make: Electronics (by Charles Platt) very helpful in getting started and learning about all the various tools, vocabulary. It also has a ton of example projects.
3 January 2021, 15:28
Album info
This kit is a quick build with only a handful of parts, so most of the fun is in painting, finishing, and adding a sound board and speaker.