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Project 'Humidity Sensor Project'
Once set it is setup - upload the code, then you can access real-time temperature and humidity data through any browser connected to the same network. This project is not only a fun weekend activity but also an excellent educational tool for anyone interested in electronics and environmental monitoring. We sell the kit HERE, or you can use your own parts... Parts: D1 Mini DHT11 Sensor Wires 3D Printed Enclosure (Optional) USB Power Supply USB Cable After you upload the code, open the...- hackadmin
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Project 'Outlet Checker'
This project involves a system of D1 Mini microcontrollers configured for peer-to-peer communication using their built-in WiFi capabilities. The primary function of this system is to identify which circuit breakers control specific outlets. Each D1 Mini, serving as a transmitter, is programmed with a unique identifier and transmits a signal when powered. The system also includes a receiver equipped with a strip of WS2812b addressable LEDs, each corresponding to a transmitter (1-5). The...- hackadmin
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Project 'Selectable LED Blinker'
This project demonstrates creating a hardware-based circuit that mimics a programming [for loop], specifically to blink an LED five times upon button press, using an SR Latch, a 555 Timer, and a 4017 Decade Counter. This approach showcases the integration of classic electronic components to perform a sequence of operations without software, highlighting the enduring relevance and application of these components in modern electronics When the button is pressed, it activates the SR Latch...- hackadmin
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Project 'DIY Unit Converter'
The simplicity of a tactile gadget can be incredibly refreshing. I decided to merge the nostalgic allure of retro tech with the practicality of modern tools, creating a fidget toy that's not just fun but genuinely useful. This isn't your average desk toy; it's a retro, future dystopian-inspired gadget designed to make life just a bit easier, especially for those of us constantly converting measurements. 3D File attached Parts: 3D Printed housing (right now the back is open) D1...- hackadmin
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Project 'DIY Potentiometer'
This is a DIY Potentiometer that requires no tools to assemble. Parts List: 3D Printed Knob 3D Printed Main Body 3D Printed Snap On Wire Holder A piece of printer paper Double sided tape A #2 pencil 3 Wires (Ideally something flexible like silicon) Download and print the 3D parts and assemble!... Download the 3D files (STL) attached. See the video here: With a #2 pencil scribble a stripe 10mm or wider the across the width of a sheet of paper. Make sure it's on a smooth surface. Go...- hackadmin
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