FPV Antenna Leans Into The Bank
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FPV Antenna Leans Into The Bank
If you’re doing remote controlled flight, odds are you’re also flying FPV. Or you at least have a camera on board. If you’re transmitting to the ground, you may have noticed the a…
A Raspberry Pi Has This Pool Covered
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A Raspberry Pi Has This Pool Covered
Far from being a tiled hole in the ground with a bit of water in it, a modern swimming pool boasts a complex array of subsystems designed to ensure your morning dip is as perfect as that you’…
Keep Both Hands on the Probes With This Oscilloscope Footswitch
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Keep Both Hands on the Probes With This Oscilloscope Footswitch
We’ve got two hands, so it’s natural to want to use both of them while diagnosing a circuit with an oscilloscope. Trouble is, keeping both hands on the probes makes it a touch difficult…
GBA on the Big Screen: FPGA Delivers HDMI and Every Feature Imaginable
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GBA on the Big Screen: FPGA Delivers HDMI and Every Feature Imaginable
The concept of creating a gaming portable out of a home console has been around for some time, but it’s hardly seen the other way around. There have been a few devices that dared to straddle …
Fail of the Week: How Not to Electric Vehicle
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Fail of the Week: How Not to Electric Vehicle
If you ever doubt the potential for catastrophe that mucking about with electric vehicles can present, check out the video below. It shows what can happen to a couple of Tesla battery modules when …
Why is Continuous Glucose Monitoring So Hard?
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Why is Continuous Glucose Monitoring So Hard?
Everyone starts their day with a routine, and like most people these days, mine starts by checking my phone. But where most people look for the weather update, local traffic, or even check Twitter …
NBA Jam ROM Hack on SNES is Heating Up
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NBA Jam ROM Hack on SNES is Heating Up
It’s a rare game that is able to bridge the gap between sports game fans and those that identify as hardcore gamers. Midway was able to bring those two groups onto common ground when they rel…
Amazon Thinks ARM is Bigger than your Phone
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Amazon Thinks ARM is Bigger than your Phone
As far as computer architectures go, ARM doesn’t have anything to be ashamed of. Since nearly every mobile device on the planet is powered by some member of the reduced instruction set comput…
Putting That Airplane On The Map – Live And With Python
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Putting That Airplane On The Map – Live And With Python
Mankind’s fascination with airplanes is unbroken. Whether you’re outside with your camera, getting an actual glimpse of the aircraft, or sitting at home with your RTL-SDR dongle and hav…
An Arduino Wrapped In An OLED Wrapped Inside An Enigma Pocket Watch
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An Arduino Wrapped In An OLED Wrapped Inside An Enigma Pocket Watch
A pocket watch, tucked into a waistcoat pocket and trailing a long chain, is a retro-hip accessory. A pocket watch gutted of its mechanical innards and updated as a smart appliance might be a horol…
Teensy Liberates the ThinkPad Keyboard
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Teensy Liberates the ThinkPad Keyboard
[Frank Adams] liked the keyboard on his Lenovo ThinkPad T61 so much that he decided to design an adapter so he could use it over USB with the Teensy microcontroller. He got the Trackpoint working, …
Hackaday Visits the Electric City
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Hackaday Visits the Electric City
Much to the chagrin of local historians, the city of Scranton, Pennsylvania is today best known as the setting for the American version of The Office. But while the exploits of Dunder Mifflin’…
Daphne Oram and the Birth of Electronic Music
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Daphne Oram and the Birth of Electronic Music
For most of human history, musical instruments were strictly mechanical devices. The musician either plucked something, blew into or across something, or banged on something to produce the sounds t…
Adorable Desktop Disc Sander Warms Our Hearts and Our Parts
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Adorable Desktop Disc Sander Warms Our Hearts And Our Parts
Casually browsing YouTube for “shop improvements” yields a veritable river of project ideas, objects for cat amusement, and 12 INCREDIBLE SHOP HACKS YOU WON’T BELIEVE, though some…
High-End Headphones Get Flexible Boom Upgrade
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High-End Headphones Get Flexible Boom Upgrade
It seems a reasonable assumption that anyone who’d be willing to spend a few hundred dollars on a pair of headphones is probably the type of person who has a passion for high quality audio. T…
Yet Another Restomod Of The Greatest Computer Ever
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Yet Another Restomod Of The Greatest Computer Ever
The best computer ever made is nearly thirty years old. The Macintosh SE/30 was the highest-spec original all-in-one Macs, and it had the power of a workstation. It had expansion slots, and you cou…
Editing GameCube Memory With A Raspberry Pi
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Editing GameCube Memory With A Raspberry Pi
[James] has been working with GameCubes, emulators, and Animal Crossing for a while now, and while emulators are sufficient, he’d like to play on real hardware. This means he needs to write t…
Ken Shirriff Explains His Techniques For Reverse Engineering Silicon
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Ken Shirriff Explains His Techniques For Reverse Engineering Silicon
When it comes to reverse engineering silicon, there’s no better person to ask than Ken Shirriff. He’s the expert at teasing the meaning out of layers of polysilicon and metal. He’…
Thrift Store Razor Scooter Gets More Kick
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Thrift Store Razor Scooter Gets More Kick
Beyond pride, the biggest issue keeping adults off small motorized scooters is the fact that their tiny motors usually don’t have the power to move anything heavier than your average eighth g…
The Complete Beginner’s Guide To Building A CNC Machine
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The Complete Beginner’s Guide To Building A CNC Machine
Despite appearances, [This Old Tony]’s latest series has little to do with CNC-ifying an Etch A Sketch. Although he certainly achieves that, more or less, automating the classic toy is just t…
A Portal Port Programmed For Platforms Of The Past
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A Portal Port Programmed For Platforms Of The Past
If you still have a Commodore 64 and it’s gathering dust, don’t sell it to a collector on eBay just yet. There’s still some homebrew game development happening from a small group …