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The trail-ready lightning detector has been out in the wild getting some good use. As summer nears its end, it is a great time to take the project back to the drawing board and figure out what should be upgraded, what should be added and what can be removed – just in time for some fall outdoor adventures!
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Unfortunately, we do not and JOEL_E_B has moved on to his next adventure. However, he did link the…
I really like this idea and think i can build it, but as someone who is just beginning with teensy, I feel abandoned on how to. V2 is cool…
Thanks! Yeah, I've lived in Colorado since I was born. I didn't realize that certain states/countries do not observe DST until I did more…
Great little project! One way to avoid the problem of adjusting for DST is to live in one of the areas that doesn't do it. Although I've…
Hi there - glad you asked! I've added a link to the source code repo at the bottom of the article. I'll paste it in this response too, so it…
I wonder if the less expensive MCP2221 would work in this situation as well. It's a USB to I2C converter chip.
Hi, an interesting post about a cool thing at first glance, I've never heard of it before. I am very demanding and allows myself a lot,…
Thanks for posting! Let me preface my comments by saying they're meant as "constructive criticism"... * For those of us who are just getting…
The blog from FixturFab is good, though one thing I've seen that it didn't mention is using a "via" or un-populated PTH pin as a test point.…
Thanks for the reply. I've been to the github so many time and It just doesn't address any of the wiring at all. all the links go in…