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episode 336: MEP EP#336: Heirloom Documentation
MEP EP#336: Heirloom Documentation
UtracerV6
- The right way to do instructions
- Full table of contents
- Broken out into sections. The ref designators match the section
- Build
- Test
- At the end is a full calibration section
- Section for logging your calibration values
- A whole section for building enclosures and wiring
- dos4ever.com
Project Snackey
- PCBA completed!
- Smoke monster is still contained within the circuit
- Wrapping up the wiring inside the machine before moving onto code
- Installed a kiosk receipt printer where the coin return used to be and got it working
- Microswitches - The fidget spinner for electrical engineers?
DIY Meat Smoker Ideas?
- Introducing the Low Poly Smoker!
Nvidia could spend $10 billion to secure RTX 4000 components
- Hold there place in line at TSMC?