Electronic, 3D printing and embedded programming
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To enhance the ease of use for complex modules in electronics, I’m going to show my 3D-printed adapter for the EByte RF E70 module. This design, following the footsteps of my previous projects for the ESP12 and ESP32, focuses on making the E70 module breadboard-friendly for straightforward initial configuration using a PC USB.
I have a little problem with my Flying Bear Ghost 5; the filament does friction on the filament sensor because it changes angle when extruded, so I added a simple spacer to fix this.
I must fill a tank 1.5 km away, so I create a 2-part controller.
A server with a relay to manage the pump and a client solar/battery-powered to check the tank’s status and notify to the server.
Now we put all the Client components in the relative Case.
I must fill a tank 1.5 km away, so I create a 2-part controller.
A server with a relay to manage the pump and a client solar/battery-powered to check the tank’s status and notify to the server.
Now we put all the Server components in the relative Case.
Many devices are powered by USB, and I think It’s very useful that they become portable, so the solution is to do something like the Emergency power bank I already did but more beautiful and integrated.
I have a cooling problem with my Flying Bear Ghost 5, there are a lot of solutions like a custom head, but I try to resolve It with three simple steps.
My children like to read in the evening, and I thought of making jointed night lamps to facilitate reading.
I have a c270 camera for my 3D scanner, but I only use the scanner a few times and the camera might be useful to me for my videos, so I decided to create a stand that allows me to use it for other purposes.
I want to modify the WiFi module firmware of my FlyingBear Ghost 5 to support the Web Socket protocol and I want to develop the web interface as well, and I explain It in this article.
