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  • 5.) The chainwheel (Pt. 1)
  • Hacker page     by Entunassa
  • Discovered at ebay, I purchased from an auction a nice aluminum 46-teeth chainwheel ('Kettler' brand). It 'snuggles' to the frame, the chainline looks well and it is in proper condition. Kettler chainwheel and crank arms, mounted Also, I have a pair...

  • My Solar Array
  • Hacker page     by C. Prichard
  • 12-16-15Bought two 180aH batteries to increase storage by 50%. The charge will help pass the next few days more comfortably. When sun returns, controller will pass more power into storage, diverting less in PWM mode. Expansion here seems a better investment...

  • Do you need to root the Xiaomi Mi 9?
  • Hacker page     by Marco
  • It has been a long time since this firm China broke into our country, and around the world, offering high-quality smartphones at irresistible prices (at least when it began to become famous because now we see some prices that ... anyway). In any...

  • Costing assembly service for my PCB
  • Hacker page     by Ken Yap
  • Today I decided to dip my toes into getting a PCB design of mine assembled to avoid a lot of hand soldering. JLCPCB gives out monthly coupons to offset the setup charge so that reduces the total price. Here's what I found out, in no particular order:...

  • Hacking on Ted's LED clock software
  • Hacker page     by Ken Yap
  • @Paul Gallagher recently did a respin, or should that be a re-ring, of @Ted Yapo 's 20 year old clock project that used a PIC16F84. I thought the original and the tribute were fantastic projects and was curious about the software. As expected it's very...

  • Wireless MCU platforms
  • Hacker page     by Christoph Tack
  • ESP32 The ESP32 development boards are not without their problems.  Why keep using them anyway?  The ESP32 IC only costs €2.31/pce on Digikey.  Design a decent breakout board and done! Well, if you don't want to design your own...

  • Installing STM32cube IDE on Linux
  • Hacker page     by Ken Yap
  • To forestall any questions about how to get the IDE to compile code, Cube is just an IDE, which generates code specific to various STM32 MCU models and dev boards. You have to get a toolchain separately. The ones from the ARM gcc toolchain project are...

  • Review twisted pair HDMI extender Lenkeng LKV372AE
  • Hacker page     by teardownit
  • Main Features The Lenkeng LKV372AE extender is considered basic in Lenkeng's lineup. It transmits video with a maximum resolution of 1080p at 60 Hz for a distance of up to 230 feet over a CAT6 cable.It should be noted that the cable category is based...

  • 3D Printer: Sunhokey prusa i3 2015 review
  • Hacker page     by Xylitol
  • I'm the owner of a Sunhokey prusa i3 2015 model, and i forgot to talk about it so here is a review of my model. Build volume is 200mm x 200mm x180mm (approximate) arround 15KG and 12v rated.I bought it in kit to assemble for 300$ (including taxes) from...

  • Ambient light sensing
  • Hacker page     by Christoph Tack
  • day mode brightness night mode brightness level control to switch between day and night It would be better if this could be done automatically.  Maxim Integrated has an application note concerning display brightness adjustment according to ambient...

  • Product Review | Totem Mini Lab
  • Hacker page     by Craig Hissett
  • The Totem Mini Lab is a kit to build an all-in-one lab setup. Built around Totem's take on an Arduino Uno, it features a companion lab board which adds many useful tools and features to your prototyping and development.  Unboxing The kit comes...

  • VMs and malware and Fibre Channel and MAAAAADNESSS
  • Hacker page     by Dave
  • Happy bloody new year. In my last post, I mentioned that I was trying some new things. My long-gestating fan controller (Windy) finally taking physical form is exciting (if maybe a little slow), but I've got some other things on my plate that I'd like...

  • A review of 3 electronics bazaars in China
  • Hacker page     by Ken Yap
  • Revisions 2021-04-22 Many sellers point this out, but it's worth repeating. You can save considerably on shipping if  you choose the same method for all the items you buy from one store. For example I bought 5 items for a total of $12 and made sure...
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