Jet Engine Powers Tea Kettle
While there are plenty of places around the world to get a great cup of tea, no one has quite burned it into their culture like those in the United …read more Continue reading Jet Engine Powers Tea Kettle
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While there are plenty of places around the world to get a great cup of tea, no one has quite burned it into their culture like those in the United …read more Continue reading Jet Engine Powers Tea Kettle
The average home kettle is set up to switch off automatically when water reaches its boiling point. But would a kettle filled with alcohol, which has a significantly lower boiling …read more Continue reading Will A Kettle Filled With Alcohol Boil Dry?
For some folks, tea is a simple pleasure – boil water, steep tea, enjoy. There are those for whom tea is a sacred ritual, though, and the precise temperature control they demand requires only the finest in water heating technology. And then there are those who take things even further by making a PID-controlled electric tea kettle an IoT device with Amazon Echo integration.
Nothing worth doing isn’t worth overdoing, and [luma] scores points for that. Extra points too for prototyping an early iteration of his design on a RadioShack Electronics Learning Lab – the one with a manual written …read more
Last week on the Hacklet I covered coffee hacks. Not everyone likes coffee though. A good portion of the world’s population enjoys a nice cup of tea. Different cultures are rather particular with how they prepare their drink of choice. Americans tend to use teabags, while British, Chinese (and much of the rest of the globe) generally prefer loose tea leaves. Everyone has their own particular style, which has led to quite a few tea hacks. This week’s Hacklet is all about some of the best tea projects on Hackaday.io!
We start with [James P.] and Tea Pi. Tea Pi …read more