Here’s a super basic “getting started” with EAGLE (layout editor for electronics)… Link. Related: HOW TO – Turn your EAGLE schematic into a PCB – Link. HOW TO – Make a custom library part in Eagle’s CAD tool – Link. Making hobbyist PCBs with professional CAD tools – Link.
Mike sent in pico a DIY autonomous robot the size of a dime! Link.
Hilarycheng writes – There are lots of people mentioned about using Inkjet Glossy Paper to do Toner Transfer. It can be done. But it is not easy to remove it after ironing. You have soak the PCB in hot water for more than ten minutes. It is quite time consuming. If you cannot remove the […]
“This little program enables iPod shuffle users to finally get rid of all that iTunes or other complicated playlist management stuff. Due to the simple structure of the shuffle (compared to the »big« iPods), it is possible to use the player almost like any other USB flash MP3 player: You simply copy MP3 files onto […]
Jeez, I just tried this – it worked great. Google Voice Local Search is Google’s experimental service to make local-business search accessible over the phone. To try this service, just dial 1-800-GOOG-411 (1-800-466-4411) from any phone. Using this service, you can: search for a local business by name or category. You can say “Giovanni’s Pizzeria” […]
Jason writes – Here’s a site with tons of cool DIY – vacuum tube amplifiers for Hi Fi and guitar, studio gear, speakers, even an old-school minibike and bicycle projects. I especially like the tube amp howto that tells you how to build a vacuum tube hi fi amp from start to finish, including vacuum […]
Jason @ Hackszine rounds up ripping Vinyl with GNU/Linux It’s time consuming, but with the right process you can transform your vinyl collection into digital audio for archiving, sharing and playing on portable devices. To make the most of your ripped analogs, you’ll need to go a little further than just recording the audio with […]
