Abstract There are lots of pre-made car computers you can buy that plug into the OBD-II port. But most are expensive or don’t work very well. Also, you can’t add anything to them or change them. I want to make a better car computer using a Raspberry Pi. It will display info from my 1997 […]
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PCB Assembly is a process that requires knowledge not just of PCB components and assembly but also of printed circuit board design, PCB fabrication and a strong understanding of the final product. Circuit board assembly is just one piece of the puzzle to delivering the perfect product the first time â without rework or assembly
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While they donât give the physical thrill of a real one, model roller coasters are always fun to watch. However, they actually make a poor analog of a full-sized ride, as gravitational force and aerodynamic drag donât scale down in the same way, model roller coasters usually move way faster than the same design would
3D PRINTED MODEL ROLLER COASTER ACCURATELY SIMULATES THE REAL THING Read More »
Reddit user âwilly_mcBonerâ has posted images of his awesome Raspberry Pi 3D printed cyberdeck providing inspiration to all those looking to build their very own. The first time build is inspiration to all Raspberry Pi enthusiasts considering using the mini PC to create their very own custom cyberdeck project, many of which we have featured
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Still waiting for the next-gen Atari to come out? You might be waiting for a long time. Until then, take a look at this awesome Atari 2600 case for the Raspberry Pi, known as PiTari, designed by James from Print N Play! The case was designed entirely from scratch and can house both the Raspberry Pi 3 and
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SHIJIAZHUANG, China, July 3, 2019 (Newswire.com) â WellPCB, a reliable PCB & PCBA service manufacturer and provider. The publication is available on the https://www.wellpcb.com/pcb-gold-finger.html section of the companyâs website for free. Among the key subjects on PCB Gold Finger include: Gold Fingers PCBs: This section provides a brief overview of the definition of the gold fingerprinted circuit board and the reasons
WELLPCB PUBLISHED A GUIDE ON âPCB GOLD FINGER THEN, NOW & IN THE FUTUREâ Read More »
If you have fond childhood memories of afternoons spent at the local arcade, then youâve had the occasional daydream about tracking down one of those old cabinets and putting it in the living room. But the size, cost, and rarity of these machines makes actually owning one impractical for most people. While this fully functional 1/4th
MINIATURE STAR WARS ARCADE LETS YOU BLOW UP THE DEATH STAR ON THE GO Read More »
A popular project among Hackaday readers is to recreate a piece of home computing or gaming hardware from the past, and in that endeavour weâve seen some truly amazing projects. Usually they take the form of bare PCBs or custom cases that look nothing like the original, but not [Cees Meijer]âs Sinclair ZX80 clone. It sports
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We see a lot of great STEM education projects. These projects have a way of turning into something much larger. How many commercial devices and machines are built on Raspberry Piâs and Arduinos? [Ryan BeltrĂĄn] is using common materials to teach people how to clean water. This particular kit demonstrates a water purification process called electro-coagulation.
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Donât bother denying it, we know your workbench is a mess. A tangled pile of wires, tools, and half-completed projects is standard decor for any hardware hacker. In fact, if youâve got a spotless work area, we might even be a bit skeptical about your credentials in this field. But thatâs not to say we
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