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  • Voices of the past, speak up!
  • Instructions     from Voices of the past, speak up!
  • You will need the text to speech board from Mikroelektronika: https://www.mikroe.com/text-to-speech-click Don’t forget to jumper it for 5 V! By default it is set of 3.3 V! You can solder it in directly, but make sure you have enough clearance for the...

  • Model Building

  • Instructions     from Gesture Recognition Wearable
  • As said in the TLDR, the ModelPipeline.py script, found in the Python_Scripts folder, will import all finalized data from the finalized CSVs, create 2 different models an LSTM and CNN, compare the models' performances, and save all models. Note the LSTM...

  • PuriBottle
  • Instructions     from PuriBottle
  • To make the screens work, you have to make the diagram below twice!!And this is the program that matches with them:// on assigne chaque led a une borne de l'arduino //const int A = 2;const int B = 3;const int C = 4;const int D = 5;const int E = 6;const...

  • Assemble your Extruder
  • Instructions     from The Trash Printer - Version 3
  • First, let's assemble the extruder, so we can just drop it onto the printer later! There are two sets of spacers, labeled B1-B7 for the Bottom assembly, and T1-T2 for the top assembly. There is also an extruder motor shaft coupler spacer, labeled...

  • The Electronic Components
  • Instructions     from DIY Pocket Projector Design
  • For this project we’re going to need nine different types of components, along with a heat sink of some sort. Three different types of resistors are needed. I went with 1W ratings for each resistor. One 2512 130Ω surface mount resistor, one 2512...

  • "Programming" Isolinear Chips
  • Instructions     from Star Trek Shuttle Console
  • I really like how the Isolinear Chips turned out. They look especially neat when you hold them up to a light. I was able to print the chip labels using a brother label maker. "Programming" them is also pretty simple as you can set each Isolinear...

  • Connect your Wires
  • Instructions     from The Trash Printer - Version 3
  • 1. Make the cable guide. Cut a 6-flute section out the 36" 10mm Corex sheet, and then make scores (not cuts) at 1" intervals, starting at one side, and moving inward 18". Use a razor blade and straight edge to make scores perpendicular to the flutes...

  • Add the GPS module
  • Instructions     from Raspberry PI wireless Telescope Control
  • Now it starts to get a little bit more difficult. My GPS module arrived and this will require some light soldering. This is how to connect the module to the PI: GPS ModuleRaspberry PIPIN on RaspberryVCC3.3VPIN 1 or PIN17GNDGNDPIN 6 or any other GNDRXDTXD...

  • Final Test / Power Up
  • Instructions     from THB6064AH-SMT Stepper Motor driver
  • 13. [ ] Apply only the +5 volt power again, verify the power LED lights and nothing gets hot. 14. [ ] Power off, connect motor power (but don't turn it on!) and the motor. For help with sorting out the motor leads, see: Stepper...
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