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[[Arduino, ESP and i2c devices: control a remote LCD over Wi-Fi]] | [[Arduino, ESP and i2c devices: control a remote LCD over Wi-Fi]] | ||
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[[DCFake77: How to radio-control your clock by yourself]] | [[DCFake77: How to radio-control your clock by yourself]] | ||
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[[lxardoscope+: a dual channel oscilloscope using an Arduino nano + 1 resistor]] | [[lxardoscope+: a dual channel oscilloscope using an Arduino nano + 1 resistor]] | ||
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Versione attuale delle 16:42, 23 apr 2019
WIP:
A new laser cutter/engraver for my Wasp 3D printer
A DIY touch probe for my Wasp 3D printer
Gert's VGA board for Raspberry PI B+ using off the shelf components
Millefori: draw, print, mill and drill your experimental PCBs
s2argv-execs: something was missing in libc, and now it is even easier
My Home Automation: new boards
ChiPirate-BOX: the chipest and cheapest Pirate-BOX ever
Some experiments on Radio Remote Controls
Use your phone to open your gate or garage
Arduino, ESP and 1wire thermometers
Arduino, ESP and i2c devices: control a remote LCD over Wi-Fi
DCFake77: How to radio-control your clock by yourself
Raspberry PI: network boot explained
Arduino NANO + 19 resistors = A DDS signal generator
USB to LNB power supply: how I converted my HackRF to a spectrum analyzer to align my SAT-TV dish
lxardoscope+: a dual channel oscilloscope using an Arduino nano + 1 resistor
Let your UT61E multimeter speak (or just process its samplings)