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Travis Taylor

75 year old user of Maker Space.; using 3D printing, Arduino & Raspberry Pi to automate dioramas.

Topeka, Kansas

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This user joined on 01/23/2022.

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A hacker friendly USB 2.0 hub that can be used as it is, or embedded into another project.

DIY USB 2.0 4 port hub

ian-dunn Ian Dunn

Freedom of communication without borders, operators, networks, fees ! Your own network, your own rules ! Long range radio communicators

Armachat PICO - Compact - Long Radio messenger

Let's use an ATtiny84A as a structural element!

A USB-C connector on a flex PCB

sam-ettinger Sam Ettinger

Quick and cheap connections to circuits

Clothespin PCB Probes

henry-york Henry York

Custom Spot Welder machine based on MOT

Spot Welder

Converting a "Teeny-Tiny Turntable" kit into a working music player using a Raspberry Pi Zero and the power of NFC

Working "Teeny-Tiny Turntable"

idrees-hassan Idrees Hassan

A difficult code with a try to display waveform on a small screen with precisions. Volts-time, frequency, duty cycle and divisions.

Arduino Nano 20KHz Digital Portable Oscilloscope

sagar-001 Sagar 001

2021 Hackaday Prize

Roamer is a self-charging, switch free, capacitor powered, wandering robot companion.

Roamer, the Self Charging Companion Robot

mike-rigsby Mike Rigsby

A locked box which can only be opened when a password is spoken.

Durin's Box

Possibly the smallest DIY 5G hz WiFi microcontroller

Minimalist 5G WiFi & BLE microcontroller

simonxi SimonXi

How to keep filament dry while being too poor to afford electricity.

Solar filament drier

lion-mclionhead lion mclionhead

I present two new designs with an improved 555 timer core in 20-pin packages

New 555 Timers with 20-pins

adrian-freed Adrian Freed

A repurposed laptop disassembled and reassembled into a photo frame for a permanent slideshow.

Digital Photo Frame from obsolete laptop

Connect a GPS receiver via USB

USB GPS module

nick-sayer Nick Sayer

A simple cable tester using a 555 as the heart of the system

Cable Test RJ45 / RJ12

Pico WiFi HAT attaches to the back of Raspberry Pi and connects to 2.4GHz wireless networks using an ESP8266 high integration wireless SoC.

Access Wi-Fi Features on Raspberry Pi Pico

Windows share can be mounted on a specific mount point in the local directory tree using the cifs option of the mount command on Linux

How to Use CIFS to Mount a Windows Share on Linux

Using Arduino Mega board and 16 channel relay board we can control 16 O/P trigger points, in my case i'm controlling High Current AC motors

Relay controller (16 relay board)ArduinoMega board

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