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Category Archives: hardware
Convert Dollar-Tree LED Nightlight from White to Red?
I wanted a red LED nightlight. None were available in the local stores so I decided to convert a Dollar-Tree store white led nightlight to red. I chose a manually switched on/off version. These DollarTree nightlights are not really nightlights. … Continue reading
Single Coil Latching Relay Test
I am using a latching relay in a project that I am working on AND I wanted to test my circuitry before a PCB is made. Consequentially, I did a breadboard of the relay portion of the circuit and tested … Continue reading
Reloading Powder Level Gross Error Alarm
I am posting an unfinished project of mine from 2016. It was to occupy an ammunition reloading press turret station to check for gross powder drop errors, i.e., significantly less or more than correct, such as a double charge or … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Printing, Arduino, Electronics, hardware
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T430 Linux friendly Laptop – New to me
As a subscriber of HackaDay.com a recent article Piqued my interest. It was titled “UNLOCKING HIDDEN POTENTIAL IN IVYBRIDGE THINKPADS” and described older 2012 ThinkPads and giving them more years of life or improve performance. It involved using an open-source … Continue reading
Posted in Electronics, hardware, Linux
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GeoCoin – My 2nd Electronic geocoin
This is my second electronic GeoCoin using the same electronic design. My first geocoin was one shaped like the state of Florida – see THIS-LINK. This one is in a more traditional geocoin shape. The only thing that it does is blink … Continue reading
Posted in EDA, Electronics, geocaching, hardware, PCB Design
Tagged EDA, electronics, geocache, geocaching, geocoin. pcb, technology
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Repair/Upgrade SANGEAN RCR-5 Clock Radio
I have a SANGEAN RCR-5 Alarm Clock Radio that I use to play its radio each morning at the set alarm time. The RCR-5 radio has excellent audio quality for such a small unit – not tinny at all, with … Continue reading
Video on Creating pcb-rnd PCB footprint e/w Silk from part’s PDF spec
When I create Printed Circuit Boards (PCB), I prefer using the program pcb-rnd. Pcb-rnd was originally forked from gEDA’s PCB program but it has incorporated so many new functions and features that its capabilities far exceed the gEDA’s PCB program … Continue reading
Posted in EDA, Electronics, hardware, PCB Design
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SMD Temperature / Humidity Sensor
I made a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) for a project that I have been working on that a temperature and humidity sensor. My initial PCB had mostly Surface Mount Devices (SMD) parts but three parts were discrete through-hole parts. Through-hole … Continue reading
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All SMD Radio Transmitter
In a current personal(1), i.e., not for sale or distribution, project I have been using a Chinese ASK radio transmitter module – the STX-882, which I posted about back in February of this year. The STX-882 works well BUT being … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino, Electronics, hardware, PCB Etching
Tagged 433mhz, Arduino, gEDA, PCB, PCB. pcb-rnd, radio
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