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  • DIY electrically heated sauna
  • Instructions     from DIY electrically heated sauna
  • Some stoves come with temperature control, but mine didn't. There are dedicated sauna control panels with a timer and temperature control, but they cost upwards of £95. It should be possible to cobble one up myself for less.So I bought this from...

  • Tuya Application Setup
  • Instructions     from Automated Fan Control Application using Tuya
  • We assume that you are already familiar with the Tuya Platform and have created your account. Make sure you install tuyaos-link-sdk in Python. Tuya IoT Platform(Web) Once logged in, create a new product (follow this simple tutorial as a getting started...

  • Import MPU6050 library and upload the code
  • Instructions     from Bottle pomodoro
  • For this code you need first to add the MPU6050 library to Arduino, you can do it manually , or use Include Library -> Manage Libraries... and search for MPU6050  Then copy this code and Upload it to your Arduino. If you are using Arduino Pro...

  • Sigma Derby Clone
  • Instructions     from Sigma Derby Clone
  • Program the betting station)The betting station needs to know the odds of the current race to know what to pay out if you win. It also needs to know the race winner.Once again this is the fun version, so there is no code here for coin in, or cash out.#include...

  • Sigma Derby Clone
  • Instructions     from Sigma Derby Clone
  • Program odds display)The board will receive the same 5 digit signal as the other boards, and break out the first two digits to print the odds.Left 5 odds display:#include int h45odds = 0; int h35odds = 0; int h34odds = 0; int h25odds = 0; int h24odds...

  • All together now
  • Instructions     from Belgian Railway Station Clock
  • When the clock mechanism is fully assembled and tested, slide the construction carefully in the body (PVC pipe) of the clock. On the top of the frame, you can fix the bolt where the clock will be hung. The other 'wings' of the frame could be fixed to...

  • Connect your device with miniDenko
  • Instructions     from miniDenko
  • WIP Scan and connect to the AP named "miniDenko-xxxxx"(here xxxxx is a unique chip ID)Open http://192.168.1.5/ in a browser (Chrome recommended) Here you can edit & submit new messages ( Try to tap the "Add" button) miniDenko internally has 3 "slots"...

  • Sensor Interfacing
  • Instructions     from LoRa Powered Air Quality Monitoring System
  • We will see how to interface the 3 given sensors to an Arduino UNO or Arduino compatible board. So, let us start with the first sensor that is the CCS811 Sensor. 1.1 CCS-811 Gas Sensor Arduino Interfacing The CCS811 is an I2C sensor hence the interfacing...

  • Joy232
  • Instructions     from Joy232
  • Loading the Hook Code In order to use Joy232 it is necessary to load it on the MSX by either of the methods presented below.Method 1: Copy the file "joy232.bin" to a floppy disk (or an equivalent option like the SD Mapper interface. load and execute...

  • The Dune Pain Box
  • Instructions     from The Dune Pain Box
  • Winding the inductors is easier than you might think!  I used about 4 feet of 18GA Magnet wire to wind the inductors for this particular power supply.  Each inductor has ~30 turns on it for an inductance of about 90uH.  If you don't have...

  • Print parts
  • Instructions     from Zvychai One
  • No step-by-step instructions here, follow your printing intuition/experience, but few tips would be: I'd say print everything except small covers with 3-4 walls and 30-40% infill. Most parts do not require much printing support except maybe if you have...
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