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Build Your Own 10Mbit/sec Optical Data Link

redcliffe writes: "This website has complete plans to build a 10 megabit per second optical data link that can work over up to 1 kilometre. It uses fairly cheap components, such as standard LED's instead of laser diodes. This also makes it a lot safer to work with, i.e. you won't burn your eyes out if you accidently look into it."

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  1. This is why I read Slashdot by Kaypro · · Score: 2, Redundant

    This is absolutely great! A primo example that goes back to the roots of Slashdot.

    Excellent link, great article.

    Now where's my soldering gun?

    :-)

  2. Dr Evil by sporty · · Score: 1, Redundant

    Alas, poor mini-me will have nothing to hump. (/austin powers 2 reference)

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  3. Re:Ahem... by david+duncan+scott · · Score: 1, Redundant

    Ahh, this is great. Three or four posts discussing the "kilometre" vs. "kilometer" issue, and not one who noticed "over up to".

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