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Microcontroller Monday - Read and Write to an SD card with Arduino
Learn how to use an SD card reader with your Arduino. It isn't as difficult as you may think!
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Tooling Tuesday PySerial
Learn how to send and receive data from Arduino, Adafruit and Python using Serial connections.
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Tooling Tuesday - 315MHz Transmitter & Receiver
Want to remote control the pins of your Arduino using very little tech and money? Well this $2 kit is just for you!
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Friday Fun - ATtiny85 £10 Robot Challenge!
In this blog post we build a robot for as cheap as possible!
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Friday Fun - Neopixel Cinema Sign
Using a cheap micro controller and some NeoPixel LEDs we can make our own rainbow animated cinema sign!
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Friday Fun - Six New Projects!
Six new projects covering Python, Pi, Arduino and much more!
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Tooling Tuesday - Bright Lights!
Fancy decorating your home / Christmas tree / self with neopixel fairy lights? For less than £10? Read on!
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Friday Fun - Neopixel Camera Light
Create colourful and artistically lit photos with < £10 of equipment and a little code.
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Light your way with Arduino...
Take your first step in to Arduino with a very hackable night light project from RasPi.tv.
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Tuesday Tooling: Teeny Tiny ATtiny85
A hardware themed Tuesday Tooling this week! So what is it? A tiny microcontroller that is compatible with the Arduino IDE. It comes in many different forms, some connect via micro USB, some direct into your USB port. This version of the ATtiny85 is a clone board connects via micro
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Friday Fun: Hacking a Toy Car With 4Duino
Disclaimer: These boards were provided by 4tronix for the purpose of the blog post. This isn't a "review" as such, but you can be assured that the comments that I make are not influenced in any way. I will point out the good and bad openly
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The humble Arduino. Not as powerful as a Raspberry Pi, but you can drop it into countless projects and it will just work, no reboots / crashes...it just works! My first foray into electronics was with an Arduino Uno and since then I have used many other boards. So when