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SSD1306 1.3″ OLED SPI breakout board
Hacker page by oshpark
Rene van der Meer designed this breakout board for a bare OLED display: SSD1306 1.3″ OLED SPI breakout board I’ve been playing with cheap OLED display breakouts for years, incorporating complete boards into my projects – an easy, but bulky solution....

4CHord MIDI
Hacker page by oshpark
From @Sven Gregori: 4chord MIDI the USB MIDI keyboard dedicated to play all the four chord songs, from Adele via Green Day and Red Hot Chilli Peppers to U2 and Weezer. Thanks to MIDI, you can be any instrument – and all of them at once. Yay! Built...

ODROID Powered LIDAR
Hacker page by Tom Jacobs
ODROID Powered LIDAR Today, it arrived: The ODROID! It has EIGHT cores. Four run at 2Ghz, and four run at 1.6Ghz. Remember your original Pentium 133Mhz? This thing runs at FIFTEEN TIMES faster than it, and does it four times at once— and has another...

hacking@w3rkhof.ch
Hacker page by jana°
The location w3rkhof.ch is a 100yr old metal workshop converted into a modern day hacking and collaborating space. from time to time it is used to plan, develop, assemble or display hacking related projects. this w3rkshop space in rural schaffhausen,...

3D Scanner HAT for Raspberry Pi
Hacker page by oshpark
From @Jonathan Cohen on @Tindie: 3D Scanner HAT for Raspberry Pi 3D Scanner HAT expansion board interface for Raspberry Pi running FreeLSS on the PICLOP ATLAS FreeLSS I wanted to make a custom interface for use with the open-source 3D Scanning...

Michael Ossmann’s RF design rules
Hacker page by oshpark
HackRF creator Michael Ossmann presented his simple RF design rules at a past Hackaday Superconference: The video of Ossmann’s talk is well worth watching: He shows how to calculate the width of RF traces in order to...

Upgrading a Kiethley 177 DMM's Input Jacks
Hacker page by Tron9000
I recently scored a 177 DMM from a dumpster dive, they aren't a bad meter! 4.5 digit, 2000 count, 20mV range with 10uV resolution & 20uA range with 1nA resolution, for something built in the 70's is not bad!However I'm not too keen on the input jacks:They...

2oz Copper 0.8mm Thickness PCBs
Hacker page by oshpark
This is a special stackup intended for a variety of high-power and low weight circuit designs. This service features a 0.032″ (0.8mm) thick PCB, and includes 2oz (2.8mil, 70um) copper. That’s half the thickness of our standard boards, and with twice...

Asset Tracker
Hacker page by oshpark
@Kris Winer designed this is a small 4-layer PCB for remote logging of absolute position and orientation: Asset Tracker STM32L433-based board with CAM M8Q concurrent GNSS, EM7180 + MPU9250 + MS5637 for absolute orientation, and an ESP8285 for wifi connectivity....

Our team " The Original ErgBusterz"
Hacker page by Sergei V. Bogdanov
We hunt for every joule and every erg! (erg is 10−7 joules)

Workbench Area
Hacker page by Nicholas Hill
Where I work on my projects in the garage.

5 GPU ethereum mining rig
Hacker page by Xylitol
Time to mine, es geht los! Hardware: MSI Z97 Gaming 5AMD Sapphire Rx570PCI-E Riser CablesCX750 750w 80+ Bronze Corsair1200w Platinum HP + PciE ports plateIntel Celeron G1840Kingdian S200 SSD 60GBHyperX Fury 4GB--Wooden battens 22X22X2000mmPhillips-square...

POV Fidget Spinner
Hacker page by oshpark
From MakersBox on Instructables: Programmable POV Fidget Spinner Fidget spinners are fun, and you can find one at about any check-out counter for just a few bucks these days, but what if you could build your own? And it had LEDs? And you could program...

Mr. Runner
Hacker page by oshpark
@Alex Martin is creating a four legged robot with a running bound gait: Mr. Runner The aim of this project is to lower the barrier of entry into dynamic robotics. After seeing Boston Dynamic’s Wildcat I became interested in working on something...

The Thurlby Complex
Hacker page by Tron9000
Gather round folks and I will spin a yarn of confusion. So I acquired a Thurlby PL310 PSU (least that's what it said on the front) a while ago. It had an issue where the voltage adjustment at the low end (0-3V) was very jumpy: Although useable, I decided...

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