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  • Auto-pulse, auto-brightness

  • Last time we noted that the 2.2mH inductor was going to need long pulse-discharge periods to drive the planned 6x LEDs for the next version of #Yapolamp . I thought I would go for a 1mH inductor but plumped for a 680uH one instead. I ordered it...
  • ESP8285 GPIO

  • Theoretically the ESP8285 has 17 GPIO pins and one ADC pin. The bad news is that many of these are already assigned to specific functions. Some of them are still usable, with restrictions, some aren't usable at all. First here are GPIO states for various...
  • Version 1, kinda.

  • I'm calling it version 1 with the intention of revisiting it to address some lose ends and make some improvements. Version 2 will come when I need a longer hold-up, rather than the (almost) immediate shutdown. You can find my excuses elsewhere as to...
  • September 2019 Update

  • I've made a lot of progress in the last year, but of course still have a lot to do!  This update video has a quick tour. And now for some details, eventually I guess I should split these up into their own separate hackaday.io projects... Moteus...
  • Much Ado About Batteries

  • This post is going to be less of a project update, and more of a stream of consciousness monologue about one of the aspects of OpenADR that’s given me a lot of trouble. Power electronics isn’t my strong suit and the power requirements for the robot are...
  • Broken but not bowed

  • OK so I've had a good cuss at those rotten processors. Other than commenting that 'Well, I think MOST of them worked when we packed them...' just isnt good enough when money changes hands over it I'm done with them. Maybe I'll come back to them later...
  • Laundry Tracker

  • After I accidentally left my laundry to rot in the washing machine one too many times, I decided to permanently fix the problem with a Spark Core. I rigged it to cheap door sensors (http://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Doors-Windows-Security-System/dp/B00CDCIP00)...
  • Progress + Testing

  • Last week, I continued work on the project during a weekend that was extended due to snow. I started off by running the Blink sketch on the Feather board. The board proved to be similar enough to the Adafruit Trinket that I have some experience with,...
  • RF capability actual first success

  • This log is to describe my first experiment related RF capability success. I have managed to mostly replicate the success from my previous 3 joystick axis, 3 servo, xyz coordinate kinematics engine experiment,,, onto a wireless controller to servo driver...
  • Free-running!

  • This project started with me seeing an MC 68000 on a breadboard blinking an LED. It seems this is a rite of passage for 68k builds. Although a little bit of a challenge at the time, it's a great way of getting to know your way around the physical package...