Degoogled Tracking
I am starting to degoogle my phones and apps I use and looking for alternatives to some of the things. A lot of google can be replaced with the https://e.foundation/… Read more »
Category: Tech
Non Contact IR Thermometer With Arduino
I tried to purchase a fever thermometer but they are not easily available now. I remembered I had a non contact digital sensor I could make one! This is the… Read more »
Tegra Varityper and the Panther
Ran across an interesting link about Tegra Varityper and a mention of the Panther that I worked on. https://oztypewriter.blogspot.com/2015/01/varitypers-century-of-typesetting.html
ArduPilot Hello World printf and the Console Port in the Pixhawk
Trying to document this before I forget and also collect my notes to update the ardupilot wiki As a noob in any new programming endeavor I always good to have… Read more »
Diversity for Fat Shark Attitude V2 FPV Goggles
I fly micros mostly and also a 180 quad with a 25mW “legal” raceband transmitter and was looking to get better video. All the cool kids use diversity on their… Read more »
Retro Transmitter Retrofit Part 2: Done (with issues)
Click here for Part 1 The transmitter is complete and working! Feels good and getting used to flying with it. No issues with using it all yet. Just a few… Read more »
Android Auto USB Cables and Even Magnets!
So the 2017 Volt includes support for Android Auto and I really like it. But apparently it is VERY sensitive to the quality of the USB cable you use. … Read more »
PiDP-8 Simulator Project
When I was in 7th grade in 1975 we were fortunate to have a PDP-8/I (I think it was an I) with a half dozen teletypes, VT50 terminal, and a… Read more »
2012 Chevy Volt (My first Volt)
This was my first Volt and favorite car ever from October 2011 until December 2016 when I traded it in for a 2017 Volt. During this time it performed almost… Read more »
Chevy Volt 2012 vs 2017
I upgraded my 2012 Volt for a 2017 Volt today. The Volt is the best car I have ever owned and the decision to get a new one was… Read more »