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  • Solder the LiPo battery
  • Instructions     from Detective Boys walkie talkie pin badge
  • You will need a Lipo battery with 100mAh capacity, you can get a higher capacity one but take into account that more capacity means a bigger battery so it won't fit into the board, the battery must have a protection circuit included. The battery must...

  • I2C Sensors and debugging
  • Instructions     from Stratux ADSB Receiver and AHRS
  • I wanted to use a BMP280 I had in my parts bin for altitude measurements. I have used it in the past for a simple weather station and it works great! Turns out, it is even the go to sensor for Stratux, so I went ahead and plugged it in, activated it...

  • Address Bus
  • Instructions     from L-Star: Software-Defined 6502 Computer
  • This last step is going to get REALLY tedious because the Address Bus has so many lines. But this is the last step and you should be done, so keep it up just a little longer. A0: 6502 Pin 9 to FLiP pin 13 A1: 6502 Pin 10 to FLiP pin 14 A2: 6502...
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