The HardlyHumanFX RadioScout Lets You Navigate by Modern GPS, in Victorian Steampunk Style

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Mononymous maker Jase, also known as HardlyHumanFX, impressed with the release of the steampunk-inspired fully-functional Global Positioning System (GPS) navigator a year ago — and has now made good on a promise to release everything you need to build one of your very own.

"I promised I would eventually release the build files when I first started this crazy project," Jase says by way of reintroduction to the RadioScout. "Here it is. This is a working GPS that points at your destination. Your enter latitude and longitude with the rotary dial. You can adjust the distance indicator with the control lever, which alters the gauge from a 50 mile gauge, all the way down to 1 mile. It was a crazy and grueling process to get it to work well and be as portable as it became. I hope you enjoy it and build one yourself."

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