tuesdaytooling
Tuesday Tooling: PinePower Desktop PSU
A robust, easy to use, multi-voltage power supply that doesn't eat all of my desk!
tuesdaytooling
A robust, easy to use, multi-voltage power supply that doesn't eat all of my desk!
fridayfun
Make an LED blink using a Commodore 64! Yes this is 2020, and yes I am doing this for fun, with a little bit of learning too!
fridayfun
Build a working circuit with cardboard, slug tape and some light up parrots!
tuesdaytooling
Can't tell a 220Ω resistor from a 330Ω one? Got a weird transistor and can't determine if it is NPN or PNP? Fear not we have what you are looking for!
fridayfun
Control the real world from a Python powered web app...oh and make all the lights flash like you are on the bridge of the USS Enterprise...but no exploding consoles!
tuesdaytooling
Need a DC to DC step down converter but your nearest electronics shop is miles away? No worries you can find something in Poundland
pounderland
Turn a bike light into a controller for a string of LEDs, all for less than £3!
friday fun
You don't need a Raspberry Pi or Arduino for this project, but you can still dabble with electronics.
poundland
Need a LiPo battery and boost converter? Got £1? Then go to Poundland and give this a go.
tuesdaytooling
Take apart a Poundland amplifier / speaker...it only costs a quid...honest!
tuesdaytooling
Safe, reliable connectors for all manner of projects...Oh and they are cheap!
kits
In mid 2017 I was posed a unique challenge "Would you be interested in creating a Raspberry Pi Zero W based kit?" Obviously I jumped at the chance and here it is! Getting You Started with Raspberry Pi Zero W Kit - MLK001 This kit is based around