CHM software version 0.9.3 released!

Version 0.9.3 released! Improved performance and a new feature for more fun: vibratory patterns.

Patterns can be easily added and customized by editing "\pattern.txt" in the main folder.

Get a Cock Hero Machine Shield for Arduino Uno

Want to buy a CHM Shield for your Arduino Uno?

Here's the deal:

• Bitcoin is the only accepted payment method(*).
• 40$ Worldwide Shipping included(*).
• The packet will be sent to you via airmail(not traceable), and should take about 5-10 days to be delivered depending on the destination.
• The packet is completely anonymous and discreet, no one will be able to tell what's inside.
• You'll need an Hexagonal Allen wrench(size: H1.5), a 12V/2A power supply with a 2.1mm barrel jack and an Arduino UNO(Download sketch here)

What you'll get

If you are interested in getting one, write me an E-mail with your shipping address. I'll reply back with a payment request.
I'll proceed with packaging and mailing as soon as the transaction is confirmed.

(*) If you don't own any Bitcoin, check this article to get the idea how to buy some using Paypal.
(**) I take the most care to ship the items but there's always a small chance the packet could be damaged or lost. I DO NOT RESHIP, if you're not willing to take the risk, please consider building one yourself.

 

 

 

 

CHM Arduino shield

Presenting the Cock Hero Machine Shield:

The shield

If you own an Arduino UNO, you can turn it to a CHM with this shield. It connects to a PC via Bluetooth or USB:

Shield + Arduino UNO

All Opensource as always. Find the Gerber files, Bill Of Material and the Arduino sketch Here On Github

Male vibratory stimulation

In the next posts I'm going to show how to build one cheap but very effective vibrator for the Cock Hero Machine.
Obviously you can hack any commercial toy you want, the thing is that the right vibration for male stimulation is around 100HZ with an amplitude of 2.5mm, and most off-the-shelf vibrators achieve much less than that. Usually a small motor with an unbalanced weight is used to produce the vibration, but to obtain the right frequency and amplitude, a much bigger motor would be needed.

This DIY alternative is easily achievable and works great, all you need is a good soldering iron, a drill and a few other items readily available on Ebay or Amazon.