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DIY Raspberry Pi b+ AV Out
Instructions from DIY Raspberry Pi b+ AV Out
When you have everything tested, separate the cables of the video output and solder it to the Cinch connector, there's an schematic:

Mobile temperature controlled soldering iron
Instructions from Mobile temperature controlled soldering iron
The off the shelve HAKKO controller from Ebay comes shrink wrapped with display and buttons integrated on the PCB. To make it more useable and have everything integrated into a nice case, I first desoldered the display such that I can put it on the front...

Variable bench powersupply 1-80V 0-10A
Instructions from Variable bench powersupply 1-80V 0-10A
Create frontplate+ top plate + backplate from sheetmaterial. Also make the bottom plate (I used 8mm multiplex). Make shure you have enough room for everything. I made the top and bottom plates too long so I can cut them off later.

Resurrecting a Flood Damaged Car Stereo
Instructions from Resurrecting a Flood Damaged Car Stereo
Lots of contractor glue on the seams, countersunk the screw heads, and buzzed off the exterior protruding screws. Now everything is nice and sealed and quite sturdy. A bit of sanding before paint.

Attach the flange to the lid
Instructions from 3D printed cute barometer
Glue the lower half to the jar cap using an epoxy resin or some thick glue that won’t allow air to escape from the jar. If everything goes well, after you seal the jar, the air from the jar should only communicate to the lower half of the barometer enclosure....

Assembling
Instructions from Steam Controller mod: ABXY buttons on the left
I've put everything back together making sure the wires don't obstruct anything. Luckily there is plenty of gaps inside Steam Controller.

Go Pentesting!
Instructions from Pentesting BBU Dropbox
That's everything you need to get a Raspberry Pi running inside an old BBU! I eventually want to add a relay and button to turn on and off power to the outlets on top. A couple of lithium batteries and a piezo buzzer would be kool, too.

Solarmodule preparation
Instructions from I<3T
Carefully put solar module on some soft underground so the front does not scratch. Then cut the long wire to around 50cm (see backside image as reference). Everything will be put in the back of the panel and there is plenty of room.

Mounting the components
Instructions from Xbox One X Laptop
Glue the standoffs to the appropriate locations marked on the panels and wait for everything to cure. Then use pan head phillips to screw all of the components in place. You can use this image for reference.

Put a solder blob on the iron
Instructions from Meditation Audio Pod
Once you've confirmed everything still works, put a solder blob on your soldering iron before switching it off. This protects the tip of the iron from corrosion.

Assembly
Instructions from Exhaust Fan Controller for Range Hood
Solder the sensors to a foot or 2 of wire and run them through the wiring hole in the sensor enclosure. After you’ve mounted the relay shield into the enclosure, connect everything up to the screw terminals as-labeled. It should look something like this...

Plug it in and start monitoring.
Instructions from Bin Temperature Monitoring System
The last step is to attach the bin cable wire to the male end of the connectors and plug them in the correct spots. The Arduino can then be plugged in and everything should start reporting.

Make the connections
Instructions from Keezer (Keg/Tap/Beer) Controller
I’m going to assume that you’ve already plumbed up the solenoid valves and pressure sensor on your own. Once all of that is done, all that’s left is to mount the boards in their enclosures and wire everything up per the above schematic and the labels...

Print Components
Instructions from Control Panel for LEGO Apollo Sets
With a big enough 3D printer and ample filament (I think it used about ¾ of a roll), printing the console should be fairly straight-forward and easy; changing filament color mid-print for the panels and lights is the most complicated part. Everything...

Switch time!
Instructions from I'm Building an ErgoDox!
This is where it starts to come together. The switches must be soldered to the board with the acrylic plate layer in between them. Solder a few switches in the corners and make sure everything is lined up before doing all 76 of them.

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