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Awesome LED hoop photos on Flickr Pool-CONTEST

, originally uploaded by Mudstone.

I just notice that mudstone added an assortment of amazing photos taken of the ProdMod LED hoop. I like this one in particular. It looks like the hoop was rolled on the floor and taken with a long exposure setting of the camera. It’s great how you can see each LED as it approaches an touches the ground. Wow. I love it.

It also reminds me how bright the ProdMod hoop lights are.

If you have some cool pics of your ProdMod hoop you would like to share please add them to the ProdMod Flickr Pool.

In fact I am inspired to have a contest!

Rules:

1.Become a member of my Flickr Pool

2. Add your best pics of your ProdMod hoop in action between now and Nov 7th.

3. Make sure you refer to it being a ProdMod hoop in either the title or the description of that photo.

4. Tag the photo with the term “prodmod” and “ledhoop”.

http://www.flickr.com/groups/prodmodledhulahoop/

The photo with the most positive comments will win either:

A free rechargeable upgrade kit

or

$40 credit to anything sold on my site*.
*This does not include hoop kits as they are sold through makershed.com.

And please make sure to use the ProdMod LED hoop in your photo entry - I can tell ;)

FREE LED Hula Hoop Workshop and Hoop Repair!

I am teaching a workshop at 3rd Ward on Wednesday April 16th in Brooklyn. Bring your hoop parts or buy your hoop at a discounted promotional rate and pick it up in class. I’ll be focusing on the 1inch thick hoop but I can also accomodate someone with other sizes. I will take you step by step through making your very own LED Hula Hoop!

This is also a great opportunity to ask questions or maybe even repair a hoop you already own. Does your Psihoop or superhooper need refreshing? Busted switch?
Bring it in and i’ll see what I can do.

If you are in the area I recommend checking it out. Even if you aren’t sure about buying one you can sign up and see how its done. Meet people with similar interests, share info. I’ll also try to bring a few extra kits for last minute purchases.

If you are interested please sign up today, the original deadline is tomorrow. Full details can be found at bottom of 3rd ward’s page.

I hope to see you there!

** If you are having trouble with any links or can’t pay through paypal please contact me. Paypal should allow you to pay with credit card even without being a member of PayPal.

So if you are coming on Wednesday here are a few tools you can bring to help facilitate the workshop. If you can bring any of these items please leave a comment below so we know how many to expect. Just use a nick name that I will recognize.

- Hair Dryer
- Cutters
- Needle Nose Pliers or Leatherman Tool
- Wire Strippers - I have 5 but a few more wont hurt
- Power Drill/Power screwdriver with drill bits
- Rotary tool - we have just one so far.
- Knife or swiss army knife

Free ProdMod LED Camera Light Workshop in Brooklyn!

3rd ward iconHave you already purchased this kit and never got around to finish it? Well now there is no excuse. Bring it with you to 3rd Ward in Brooklyn on April 24th and finish it off with my help - if you need it. Or come to show off your product to the rest of us. Perhaps you can be a nice prodmodder and give back by helping others with their kits. Not all of us know what a soldering iron is ;)

I will be instructing an informal workshop for the ProdMod LED Camera Light at 3rd Ward in Brooklyn, NY on April 24th. The class is free and everyone is welcome, but you’ll have to bring your own parts or purchase a kit of parts. For this special workshop I am offering the kit for sale without shipping so you can just pick it up at class time. You can go ahead and buy it using this link. Otherwise you can order it normally and have it shipped to you. Refer to the link on the right column of the site.

But to join the class you will have to sign up through 3rd Ward’s website. Their information and further details about the class can be found here towards the bottom of the page.

You might even use this time to explore new modifications to your Camera Light and get ideas from others.

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