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  • Nrf24l01 SMA connector mod
  • Hacker page     by KingOfKYA(Travis K. )
  • I cut the pcb just above the bottom of the zig zag pcb antenna, remove the copper going from the signal line and ground, then scap the soldermask off near the passives, that is also a grounded point.On the revers side scrape off the soldermask...

  • I killed my camera
  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • Good thing it was only a 7 Euro key-fob camera in 808 style, but I killed my time-lapse project with that. I wanted to wear this on the hackaday event taking pictures constantly with a harvested lipo from a macbook. I even shrunk it down from an arduino...

  • electronica 2014
  • Hacker page     by Stefan-Xp
  • Welcome to the e!After visiting the HaD Munich Event i also had the chance to attend the Electronica. As followed there are some impressions :) In reality there was much more to see and do and loot ;-)No electronics but impressive construction site vehicle...

  • Micro steppers
  • Hacker page     by Setvir
  • Just found some awsome micro stepper motors for cheap...NEW 10pcs Japan Nidec 4 Wire 2 Phase micro stepper motor D6xH5.5mm with plastic wheel stepping motorr for camera -US $4.69 - free shipping to South Africa.Found some info: 18 degrees per step, 20...

  • General status and tools
  • Hacker page     by Jantteri
  • List of projects started or TODO:- Arduino Blindshutter (half made but then left it because it was boring, may get done it one day)- ESP8266 boards. Problem at the moment with USB-RS232 adapters. Lack of power shouldn't be the issue. CP2102 chip couldn't...

  • 0x06 NTTF - fake nixie tubes (more a gallery)
  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • When I saw the #Nixie inspired display last week I once again fell in love with LEDs faking Nixie displays. The copper colored cage is awesome, the reflections on the inner walls and the wire mesh looks fantastic. Great job!---------- more ----------The...

  • New Project?
  • Hacker page     by C. Prichard
  • Circulate glycol around a firebox, heating the glycol like an on-demand water-heater. Am thinking to use an existing wood-stove, suited to wrap 3/8 copper tubing around the cylindrical (barrel type) firebox. Box is made of heavy 1/2 inch thick, 24-inch...

  • Electronics Goldmine Assortments II
  • Hacker page     by alpha_ninja
  • Time for another Electronics Goldmine analysis!2x Box of ICs (>50)19135; $10.00 ($2.99 when I bought them.)---------- more ----------2x CD4002CN - Dual 4-input NOR Gate1x CD4020BCN - 14 bit up counter/divider1x CD4034BE - 8 bit ser/par to ser/par shift...

  • How to Flash NodeMCU on Mac OS X Yosemite
  • Hacker page     by Luke Beno
  • Working with ESP8266 and NodeMCU can be very easy, or very challenging! I’ve been fortunate to have good luck but I’ve fielded may questions from people that have been having trouble.If you are on a Mac (or Linux), unfortunately there are not as many...

  • The Bendy PCB Material
  • Hacker page     by Stefan-Xp
  • rAfter @davedarko started his experiments with #flexible pcbsUPDATE: 2015-09-17 ---------- more ----------i wanted to show the Material which i meant: It is thin FR4 with both sides Coper. It can be used like a regular PCB but its much more bendy.I try...

  • Maker Faire Berlin 2015
  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • [UPDATE] print is done :) Check the bottom of this page.Still recovering from that weekend. My first maker faire, a "have to", because it was in Berlin, my hometown. Friday night I was meeting with @WooDWorkeR, @Sophi Kravitz, @Elliot Williams and @al1...

  • Walking Robots Design Mistakes
  • Hacker page     by deʃhipu
  • We don't really see too many walking robots around us, but everyone knows how they should look like. After all, we've seen a lot of them in the movies, comic books, and computer games. There is a slight problem with that. You see, those robots were conceived...

  • 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,...
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