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Pete Hoffswell

Network engineer by day. Microcontrollers by night.

West Michigan
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Why I'm on Hackaday.io

Just need a place to document my work.

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  • kayakpete

This user joined on 01/22/2015.

My Projects

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An exercise of connecting the ESP-12 DevKit board running nodemcu to a 4 pin I2C OLED Display
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ESP8266 + OLED Display

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Use an ESP-01 micro controller to control your Garage Door
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ESP8266 Wifi Smart Garage Door

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Make a smart garage door opener using an Arduino Yun and OpenHAB
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Arduino openHAB Garage Door Control

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Practical Experimentation with Solar Power by watering flowers.
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Solar Power Backyard Irrigation System

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  • Older Projects

    03/10/2016 at 02:15 • 0 comments

    You can see some of my older projects over at Tumblr

    http://kayakpete.tumblr.com/

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Things I've Built

Tuna Tin 2 HF Transmitter

Ham Radio CW Transmitter

Tall Bike

A tall bike made from two old bikes

Long Bike

Build a long bike based on Dutch cargo bike designs

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Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io
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ESP8266-01 server, programmed in Arduino-C, + I2C oled to display text-messages of upto 128 characters that are typed in a browser.
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ESP8266+OLED

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An Arduino, GSM shield, solar powered bee hive monitor that sends temperature and humidity data to the Xively platform
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Arduino Beehive monitor

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Paxcounter is a proof-of-concept device for metering passenger flows in realtime. It counts how many mobile devices are around.
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ESP32-Paxcounter

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LiV Pi is a connected indoor air quality monitor based on Raspberry Pi. LiV measures CO2, temperature, humidity and air pressure.
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Raspberry Pi : LiV Pi Indoor Air Quality Monitor

AlfredCAlfredC

  • The 2017 Hackaday Prize
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A 3D model that can be sliced through a process called 'nesting', sent to a CNC Machine and constructed like a 3D Jigsaw puzzle.
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TinyHackerHouse

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Geiger–Müller Tubes and Photomultipliers Tubes operate at voltages between 300v to 900v but also need to be regulated and low noise,
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High Voltage Regulated Power Supply

Robert HartRobert Hart

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A small-footprint hydroponics system for single-family homes and apartments with brown-thumb-friendly automated plant care.
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Urban-scale distributed hydroponics

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