The Raspberry Pi has become a firm favorite in our community for its variety of GPIOs and other interfaces, as well as its economical computing power. regrettably though despite those lots of pins, there is a glaring omission in its interfacing capabilities. It lacks an analogue-to-digital converter, so analog inputs have to rely on an…
[Nirav] discovered that he seldom printed anything helpful with his RepRap, so to shake things up, he chose he needed to work on a job that didn’t include printing yet much more RepRap parts. The goal of his job was to produce working replicas of home secrets by just utilizing the code imprinted at the…
The D16/M is a 16-bit computer built using HCMOS logic chips. It’s a thing of appeal from every angle thanks to the work [John Doran] put into the hobby project. but he didn’t just take pictures of the build and slap them on a webpage. He took the time to publish a exceptional volume of…
This hack was put together by reader [Forrest Cook]. He was wondering if there were any radioactive materials in his rock collection. This is an add-on box for a 60s era Victoreen CDV700 Geiger counter. vintage gieger counters don’t actually count; they use an analog meter with an integrator circuit to do short term averages.…
Sony’s DualShock 3 controller can be seen in a number of jobs right here on Hackaday. There’s a reason for this: it’s simple to sniff the Bluetooth signals coming out of this controller as well as make any type of electronics job do your remote manage bidding. Bluetooth has a relatively restricted range, though, so…
It’s time to talk about something of ultimate significance to all Hackaday readers. The very first trailer for the new star trip series is out. Some preliminary thoughts: the production values are with the roof, as well as a few of this was filmed in Jordan (thank the king for that). The writers have thrown…
wanting to repair work his much-used NES controllers [Michael Moffitt] sourced a replacement for the rubber button pads. They didn’t work all that well however he fixed that by utilizing angle clippers on the part that contacts the PCB traces. Here’s a neat Claw game job show-and-tell video. [Thanks David] We already understand that [Bunnie] is…
[Mike] got his hands on this thermal imaging video camera which is developed for utilize by Firefighters. As he’s demonstrating in the picture above, it clips to a helmet as well as has a screen what will let rescuers see with heavy smoke. however this isn’t working best so he cracked it open as well…
Deep in the heart of a Chinese click farm — and probably used by the company your company hired to build an ‘app’ — is a magical device. call it a Beowulf cluster of Phones. call it the farm. By any name, it’s a whole bunch of smartphones, smart watches, tablets, and other smart things…
[phreakmonkey] got his hands on a great piece of old tech. It’s a 1964 Livermore data Systems model A Acoustic Coupler Modem. He recieved it in 1989 and recently made a decision to see if it would actually work. It took some digging to find a proper D25 adapter and even then the original serial…