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Exactly as the title says, I built a bluetooth controller out of a SNES controller and dongle for use with Nintendo's mini classic consoles.
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DIY Bluetooth SNES Classic Controller

sjm4306sjm4306

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SolarUPS devices can provide for constant, uninterruptible low voltage system power supply for low consumption equipment
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SolarUPS V3 Solar Uninterruptible Power Supply

Gabor FutoGabor Futo

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Follow this project to learn how to use FPGAs and incorporate them into your projects.
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The Hobbyists Guide to FPGAs

Luke ValentyLuke Valenty

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Use the power and simplicity of the Arduino platform to bring your IoT projects up to speed quickly, with the ESP8266!
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ESP8266 Arduino Tutorials

AlexanderAlexander

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A Clock displaying time using six Numitron Tubes. It's controllable via WiFi.
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Numitron Clock

Jakob KrantzJakob Krantz

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A 6 digit Nixie Tube Clock with RGB lighting
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Nixie Tube Clock

TobiasTobias

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24 hour clock made with relay logic
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Swifty's Relay Clock Project

SwiftyTheFox001SwiftyTheFox001

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Small and powerfull controlling unit powerd from USB-C-PD
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USB-C-PD Soldering Pen for Weller RT Tips

Thomas LeputschThomas Leputsch

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It's a Walkie-Talkie based around the ESP32. It transmits audio using either UDP Broadcast or ESP-NOW.
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ESP32 Walkie-Talkie

Chris GChris G

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An easy to build, setup, and use emergency communicator for disaster-struck zones with no working power or comms infrastructure.
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PR-Holonet: Disaster Area Emergency Comms

inventive.prototypesinventive.prototypes

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A rugged cyberdeck with network hub and SDR
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Cyberdeck1

cyzooniccyzoonic

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A 40W Portable USB-Powered Soldering Iron for Makers and Professionals compatible with Weller RT Tips
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Solder Ninja

Nicolas SchurandoNicolas Schurando

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A neat Tree like decoration based on the RGB LEDs.
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RGB Tree

PaczkaexpressPaczkaexpress

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Open Source Universal RT Soldering Station with Tweezers support
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Soldering RT1

Riccardo PittiniRiccardo Pittini

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The fastest soldering ever
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Soldering lightsaber

Marius TaciucMarius Taciuc

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A kinetic sculpture made using 3D printing and laser cutting with two mechaduinos for friction compensation
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Electrokinetic sculpture

Martijn SchoutenMartijn Schouten

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USB Type C has up to 100W of charging capability, perfect for a multicell charger
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Small Multicell USB Type C Charger

Chris HamiltonChris Hamilton

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An Open Source external module for powering a stock TS100 Soldering Iron using USB C Power Delivery
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TS100 Flex-C-Friend

Brian LoughBrian Lough

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Rig and technique for digitizing 35mm film negatives.
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35mm Flim Negative Scanning

Stephen HoldawayStephen Holdaway

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Converted vintage film and slide viewers into modern gaming systems.
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Vintage film viewers as RetroPies

Martin BurlusMartin Burlus

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This project animates a '62 Rambler speedometer using 555 timers to emulate a car taking a short ride.
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The Sprit of the '62 Rambler Nixie Clock

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