Difference between revisions of "MP3 arm band"
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| + | |Status=<onlyinclude> Prototype built and tested </onlyinclude> <!--LEAVE ONLYINCLUDES FOR STATUS HACK--> | ||
| + | |Born On=03:23, 3 July 2008 (CDT) <!--DO NOT EDIT --> | ||
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| + | One problem I encountered with my mp3 player was that as I ran, the thing would bounce around. To combat this I have decided to build a holder that attaches to my arm. | ||
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Change the band to a stiffer material such as a backpack strap. Add snap together buckles like on a backpack to hold it in place while allowing it to be adjustable. Swap the elastic bands for a pouch or holder of some kind. | Change the band to a stiffer material such as a backpack strap. Add snap together buckles like on a backpack to hold it in place while allowing it to be adjustable. Swap the elastic bands for a pouch or holder of some kind. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:09, 31 October 2008
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Overview
One problem I encountered with my mp3 player was that as I ran, the thing would bounce around. To combat this I have decided to build a holder that attaches to my arm.
Materials:
- ~6 inches of stretchy black ribbon
- 2 elastic hair bands
Results: The results of the first test were very encouraging. The overall design is sound though the implementation needs to be adjusted.
Problems: The ribbon tended to bunch up and form a cord which became uncomfortable. The elastic bands impaired access to the player's buttons.
Changes: Change the band to a stiffer material such as a backpack strap. Add snap together buckles like on a backpack to hold it in place while allowing it to be adjustable. Swap the elastic bands for a pouch or holder of some kind.
