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- Rescue the Easter Bunny – Ham Radio Fox Hunting for Beginners
- Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder Drive Along
- HeatSync Labs Hacker Space in Mesa AZ
- Gaming Night at Second Friday in Mesa AZ
- Arduino Frequency Display for Kenwood TS-520S HF ham radio PART 1
- Get the squeak out of that chair!
- My Mad Mad Hobby Life or Shave and a haircut, two bits
- Instant whole house hot water recirculation
- Yamaha DGX-640 Phono Jack Hack and Easel Upgrade
- G35 LED Christmas Lights – A Simple Parallel Sync Hack
- LED Christmas Lights Review – Bonus Try Me button by Brite Star
- LED Christmas Lights Review – Classic Style 50 Mini Bulbs by Brite Star
- LED Christmas Lights Review – Classic Style C7 by Brite Star
- LED Christmas Lights Review – Symphony of Lights – Style C9 Bulbs by Brite Star
- LED Christmas Lights by Brite Star – 3 Review Intro
- Camera Gantry Take 2
- Camera Gantry
- Bazooka Halloween Fog Machine that works GREAT!
- Spooky Fog Machine Hack that didnt’ work!
- Garage Door Spring Replacement
- Fluke 289 CraigsList Find
- Inrad 10KV Power Supply Model N326 Teardown
- Radio Repair – bad vacuum fluorescent display (VFD)
- CRAFTSMAN Oil Free Air Compressor Rebuild
- Desk Calculator Teardown And Cleanup Swintec 401DP
- Cruise control autopsy and experiments
- Apple II Plus from 1982 teardown, repair, cleanup and demonstration
- Alex’s Morse Code Practice Circuit
- New antenna and tower repair for SARC
- Tech Bench Upgrade With 30 Outlets And 4 Shelves
- Candelabra LED bulb tear down
- SARC ham radio club tower in Mesa AZ
- USB Microscope Review
- Power Supply Repair Update: (PART 6 of 6)
- Troubleshoot and repair a timer control
- Pomona test lead holder review
- Featured Engineer interview (ME)
- G35 LED Christmas Light Review and Teardown
- Repairing a 5 disk CD player
- Replacing solder tab rechargeable batteries
- Motor Repair – Welding – SpokePOV
- Converting 120v AC to 12v DC
- iClicker Repair
- Power Supply Repair Update: (PART 5)
- SpokePOV kit (Part 2 through 6 of 7 parts)
- TOTO Neorest 500 review
- TOTO Neorest 500 Install
- Isolation Transformers
- Tune your own piano with an oscilloscope
- Laptop power connect repair
- Power Supply Repair Update: (PART 4)
- Power Supply Repair Update: (PART 3)
- High Altitude Balloon Launch
- Making a custom Arduino board
- Micro Hard Drive Repair: part 2
- Micro Hard Drive Repair: part 1
- Power Supply Repair: (PART 2)
- Power Supply Repair: (PART 1)
- Replacing my 16 year old Jeep engine
- Multifunctional DIY welding cart
- SpokePOV test rig made from old ceiling fan motor
- Trampoline Soaker
- ANSR Balloon launch 55
- Vacuum chamber testing of near space radio and GPS tacking electronics
- Car starter “jumper box” mod
- Links for Beginners in Electronics
- Wii Wand of Power
- Holiday Sun Jar
- Great link to a tutorial video on decibel units (dB’s)
- Silly String Shooting Halloween Spider
- SpokePOV kit (Part 1 of 7)
- Atmel STK600 AVR & AVR32 dev board
- Super scary honking pumpkin
- Schimmel SP189 Konzert Diamond Edition 6′3″
- Tool to help teachers draw rule lines
- Cheap and easy $2 camera zoom
- Sanguino Microcontroller Board Kit
- A better mouse trap
- Financial advice for free
- Jeep CJ7 2 barrel carburetor rebuild
- AHAB payload search in Washington state
- Cooler Master Mod
- Redneck Pool Heater
How to build a “Trampoline Soaker” for only $26.68

What is a trampoline soaker you ask? Well it’s a name to describe any contraption that sprays water over a trampoline. It’s great fun for the kids on days when it would otherwise be way too hot to play on a trampoline.
I’ve seen this done before in many simple ways but found all examples quite difficult to put up on the trampoline, take down, control direction and change the type of spray. My first few builds were failures in all the above noted difficulties. I needed something much simpler, more functional and still flexible enough so my wife could take it down to spray her plants along the side of the house and then hang it back up on the trampoline.
