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  • STONE TFT LCD + ESP32 +MEDICAL VENTILATOR
  • Hacker page     by 94754sakura
  • The novel coronavirus has caused nearly more than 80 thousand confirmed cases nationwide, and the respirators and respirators are in short supply in recent months. Not only that, but the situation abroad is also not optimistic. The cumulative number...

  • Banana Pi Local NAS & Global website Server
  • Hacker page     by NIkolaos Con
  • Since i have a couple of computers and tablets I decided that i needed to find a way to share my most important files across all my devices. Instead of using a USB to sync them or having one of the PCs running as a server i found a more economic way....

  • Electronics Goldmine Assortments
  • Hacker page     by alpha_ninja
  • Box of ICs (>50)19135; $10.007x TL7705ACP (TI) Supply Voltage Supervisor9x HCF4073BE (SGS) 3x 3-Input AND Gates2x HEF40193BP (Philips) 4-Bit Binary Up/Down Counter1x 74HC240N (Philips) 8-Channel Inverting Buffer, 3-State16x MC1455P1 (Motorola) 555 Timer...

  • Yo Rick
  • Hacker page     by Morning.Star
  • "Holy sh*t, look Morty I did not know that was gonna happen. That one's not on me..." - Rick & Morty S4 : E3, One Crew Over the Crewcoos MortyBut it was worth it.Many moons ago I built a robot, called AIME, and published it on Hackaday.Her skull came...

  • How to Reduce the Overheating of a Servo Motor
  • Hacker page     by Mark Liu
  • As an operating element of mechanical equipment, servo motors get widely used in the servo systems. Sometimes the heating of the operating servo motors may make us a wonder whether it is normal if we lack some professional knowledge. Actually, it...

  • Links to External Stuff
  • Hacker page     by C. Prichard
  • Some Interesting Stuff:Blue Sea Systems has some inexpensive, 80-volt DC fuse products.Read for perspective on American Culture (Too Many Experts Protecting Interests, Not Looking For A Way To Make Solar Energy Affordable)Images of Conformal Building...

  • How to Understand Sockets Using IoT
  • Hacker page     by David Gatti
  • The ideaI’m David, and my goal with this repository/article is to demystify Sockets by try to explain them in the simplest possible way.In these examples, I’m going to use NodeJS and Particle (any version will do) to show how hardware can talk with NodeJS,...

  • Repurposing IDE-Cables (even for video!)
  • Hacker page     by Eric Hertz
  • Briefly: 80-wire IDE cables are *great* for high-speed stuff... But the pinout is a bit more difficult than a straight-through 40-wire IDE cable, because the 80-wire cables have shielding (yay!) which is connected to specific pins designated as ground,...

  • SDC - Software-Defined Computer concept
  • Hacker page     by gbm
  • When it comes to homebrew computer designs, nothing beats the classic microprocessors from 1970s and 1980s. SDC is an idea of a computer bringing together old and new technologies. The SDC consists of some real, classic CPU and a modern microcontrollers...

  • How I got to here
  • Hacker page     by Dr. Cockroach
  • Received my ham radio call in 1974 while in high school in Hialeah Florida. A friend got interested in computers so our group helped him build his Imsai 8080. What fun coding our first programs and playing catch the rabbit on the led display. My first...

  • Custom battery packs, ugly spot welder
  • Hacker page     by M.daSilva
  • I needed a 7.2V battery pack for an ongoing project. Too lazy to go and buy pre-made packs, I made my own. The cells are bog-standard Lithium-ion 18650s recovered from laptop battery packs. I cycled them twice with an Accucel charger to check the capacity....

  • Amazing Details About The Gerenuk
  • Hacker page     by Gary S. Poole
  • Here are several gerenuk facts that'll make for an appealing read. Gerenuks Fact #1:Gerenuks are bigger than you may well fully understand.The average gerenuk height varies from 80 to 105cm. In inches, that is about 30 to 40 inches, give or take one...
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