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#510 – Knob and Tube Wiring
- Want an Amazon Ring Drone in your house?
- Dave is back in his old lab and his mic was not working.
- Tel Aviv charging electric buses via the road?
- 3 classes of charger in Australia for EVs
- 240V * 10 A = 2400W
- 240V * 30A = 7200W
- 3 phase = 22 kW
- Knob and tube wiring
- CCS connector
- Can you plug into most connectors? There are Type 1 and Type 2, with adapters.
- Dave plans to review the protocol
- Tesla Battery Day (summary) video
- Buy or build a powerwall?
- Chris has been reading “Hands-On RTOS with Microcontrollers: Building real-time embedded systems using FreeRTOS, STM32 MCUs, and SEGGER debug tools“
- TV that turned off wifi to a UK village every morning for 18 months
- Single high-level impulse noise (SHINE)
- 50% pre and post triggering
- Bunnie has a new open source RISC V “phone” coming out soon, focused on security
- Quectel plug in module (SA800UWF) with Android ready to go
- 8 Bit Guy reviews 108 obsolete types of media
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