A simple electronic stethoscope

7Sep/090

A simple electronic stethoscope

Vik Olliver har simple instructions on how to hack an "iSpy spy ear" to make an electronic stethoscope which not only has the added advantage of letting you turn up the volume and eliminating tube rub that it also allows you to look at the waveform of the sounds through your computer.

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