If you live somewhere prone to power outages, you might have thought about buying a generator. The problem is that small generators are cheap but — well — small. Big generators are expensive. [Jake von Slatt] had an idea. He has a “yard car” which we thought might be a junk car but, instead, it […]
THAT’S NOT A JUNKER… THAT’S MY GENERATOR Read More »
I just got a new go kart engine, i went from 6hp to 10hp. This new kohler engine I got I think was not built to put on a go kart, so I had some trouble finding a way to attach the gas petal. Well after a few days of not really figuring anything out,
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[ArduinoNmore] took an interesting approach to designing a counter intended to accurately display how many meters of filament a 3D printer has used. The Filamentmeter looks a little bit like a 3D printed handheld tally counter (or lap counter) but instead of a button to advance each digit, the readout represents how many meters of filament
THE FILAMENTMETER: FOR WHEN YOU ABSOLUTELY WANT TO COUNT EVERY METER USED Read More »
Hello every body, Welcome to this tutorial. In this tutorial we gonna talk about How to drive a 4-digits 7segment with Arduino using minimum pins. To do this we are going to use very popular IC called 74HC595. It’s a 8-bits shift register that has 8 separate outputs. the advantage of this chip is that
How to Drive 4-Digits Seven Segment With Arduino Using Just 3 Pins Read More »
For those of us old enough to remember the VCR (and the difficulty of programming one), the ubiquitous vacuum fluorescent display, or VFD, is burned into our memories, mostly because of their brightness and contrast when compared to the superficially-similar LCD. These displays are incredibly common even apart from VCRs, though, and it’s easy to
USING ARDUINOS TO DRIVE UNDOCUMENTED DISPLAYS Read More »
Adafruit has this week announced the availability of the ATECC608 breakout board, featuring the latest crypto-auth chip from Microchip. The chip uses I2C to send and receive commands and once you ‘lock’ the chip with your details, you can use it for ECDH and AES-128 encrypt,decrypt and signing. The breakout board also provides hardware support
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