Oh boy, this is a rabbit hole I would love to run down. Code is here:
Category Archives: TODO
4 Channel Remote Controller Circuit
I have some of these remote control circuits on the way from AliExpress.
Cardputer-Adv: Compact Programmable Platform for Embedded Prototyping & IoT Development
I was reading the latest version of Make: Magazine, Make: Magazine, Volume 96, and I discovered this cool hardware based on the ESP32-S3: M5Stack Cardputer Adv Version. They are out of stock at the moment but I will have to check back later because I think I would love to have one of these!
The Mathematics of General Relativity
Terence McKenna material
I found some material from Terence McKenna that I would like to read (or listen to, or both) if I can find a few spare hours (hey, could happen!):
- The Birth of a New Humanity (1992) (3:48:01)
- Evolving Times (April 29, 1995) (2:01:20)
Spectrum Analyzer using Beaglebone Black and RTL-SDR
I want to build myself one of these: Spectrum Analyzer using Beaglebone Black and RTL-SDR.
TODO: make this power box
I saw this great power box over on Zynq-7000 PCB Build – Part 12 – Starting with Power Rails. I’m gonna make one! Or two!
Making Your Own Mouse Wheel
This is great: Wireless High Resolution Scrolling is Amazing. In this video the author makes a special purpose mouse wheel for scrolling documents. I think this project is just a little bit beyond my current skill level, but maybe one day I will be able to build it.
555 timer
One day I intend to Build My Own 555 Timer.
In the recent past I posted How a 555 Works as a Timer which refers to an interesting video on the topic.
In that video the speaker gives us a mnemonic for remembering the transistor schematic symbols. Referring to the direction of the arrow on the symbol the “NPN” transistor “Never Points iN”. Good to know!
Electronics projects mentioned by friends
Today on IRC some of my friends recommended or mentioned:
Also, honorable mention: Eliza for the Neo6502 running Morpheus firmware and Neobasic.
And there are heaps more boxes at HackerBoxes.
