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  • YGREC8
  • Details     from YGREC8
  • After the explorations with #YGREC-РЭС15-bis, I reached several limits and I decided to scale it down as much as possible. And this one will be implemented both with relays and VHDL, since the YGREC8 is a great replacement for Microchip's PICs....

  • Reverse Engineering from Package Data
  • Log     from Reverse Engineering a Drone
  • As you can see airodump-ng picked up the WiFi of the drone and also that it is running on channel 2. Next I recorded some packages. sudo airodump-ng -w JJRC_out -c 2 -bssid 10:A4:BE:2E:77:B5 wlan0mon While recording I simply used all the functions the...

  • I added the Tindie logo
  • Log     from Hackable Electronics Badge Alternate Logos
  • At the OHSummit, I was joined by Amber Cunningham, community manager of Tindie. While Hackaday and Tindie have the same overlords ruling over them, we can't really have Amber going around with a Hackaday logo on her badge, can we?...So I spent 15 minutes...

  • All boards received
  • Log     from NEDONAND homebrew computer
  • The rest of the boards just came:I think I will connect them together through wire-wrapped "motherboard" (lets call it "NEDONAND-10" ; )All of these NEDONAND components could be tested one by one using PIC microcontroller (connected to PC through RS-232)...

  • SolidCore CoreXY 3D Printer
  • Details     from SolidCore CoreXY 3D Printer
  • SolidCore CoreXY CAD Design In Fusion 360 All Metal Parts Our long term goal is to is to build a modular platform, not just a printer. Think of it as an ecosystem of parts that can be arranged in different configurations and adapted for unique applications....

  • 2020-08-04 Progress update - SFC/SNES support
  • Log     from BlueRetro
  • Finished basic SNES 2P support and some experimental 5P Super Multitap support. Multitap can be configured by setting multitap config to Slot 2 in the Web Bluetooth interface. I also fixed a config corruption bug that impacted mostly PS3 & PS4 controllers....

  • Soldering perfboard
  • Log     from Earth Lander 84
  • I took a perfboard and soldered up power and the data/address busses of the MCU, SRAM, NVRAM and the address bus latch.I did't really care about the exact order of the bits when wiring them up, I just went for the easiest layout. I'm not really sure...

  • Voices of the past, speak up!
  • Details     from Voices of the past, speak up!
  • Introduction Talker/80 offers: DECtalk-Based Text-to-Speech (TTS) Synthesis: the Epson S1V30120 TTS chip on the utilized mikroBUS "TextToSpeech Click!" daughterboard from MikroElektronika implements DECtalk v5 - a natural sounding speech synthesizer...

  • This Oven is Not Very Blunt
  • Log     from BRTRO-420 Better Blazin' Mod
  • The oven gives you a bunch of informative feedback over serial about its current operation. For example, here's the output from a reflow process: Reflow Started Profile Settings (1) PreHt: 100°C, 80s Heat: 180°C, 220s Ref: 240°C, 30s RefKp:...

  • How ESP-NOW really works ?
  • Log     from Linux-ESPNOW
  • To implement the ESP-NOW Protocol, we first need to understand how it works in details. The datasheet doesn't say much on the really low level, especially on the acknowledgment behavior. To understand what ESP-NOW does, I use Wireshark with my PC Wifi...
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