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So I plugged my charging wire into my school’s sockets, this happened
Details: The wire is NOT a 3rd party product, it is the wire that came from the box. It’s a Surface laptop charging wire. When I plugged the wire into the socket, I saw a bright white flash, all the lights went off in the classroom instantly, and there was a loud cracking sound. No smoke whatsoever. I plugged into the socket *ABOVE * the blackened one. My pinky finger got nicked a bit from the heat, but i didn’t get electrocuted (thank god) as i wasn’t touching the socket itself. (Don’t worry it’s fine now.) The plug is now taken to test, but I do want to know what might have happened. I remember the wire broke off. Could it be a short circuit, overloading or something else? Thank you. [link] [comments] |
I’m distributing the Garber files of the vfd clock
Dm me and i will let you the .zip file [link] [comments] |
Behold!
...My stuff! Primarily second hand, ham-swap things and bobs, apart from the soldering iron and the power supply up above the bench. All things restored and repaired myself since I was a scrawny 15 years old with a soldering iron and lots of patience. Bench surface (way tidyer than usual) Partial workshop area (sorry for the bad lightning) [link] [comments] |
Is it too late to post my workbench?
It's a little different now but still relevant. [link] [comments] |
Hobby bench for a recent EE grad
The little 3D printed component storage drawers are awesome for resistors and capacitors and stuff. I have a hot plate and air gun and microscope not pictured for when I do SMD work but thats not super often right now [link] [comments] |
Super Budget Workbench
submitted by /u/Athosworld [link] [comments] |
As close as I get to a shop in my small space....
Bonus 3d printer behind me. [link] [comments] |
Here's the rest of my mess; My empire of dirt.
submitted by /u/maxtimbo [link] [comments] |
Workbench Wednesday?
submitted by /u/Timbooo1234 [link] [comments] |
My first breadboard!
My first ever breadboard kit arrived today and this is my first circuit. I'm a full grown adult but still jumped and smiled like a kid when it actually turned on! [link] [comments] |
Low budget workbench wednesday
submitted by /u/WereCatf [link] [comments] |
Free (and Open Source!) Electronics Part Inventory Software
Hi everyone,
I recently published the first version of an open source project I've been working on. It's an electronics part inventory software - completely free and open source (https://github.com/PartPilotLab/PartPilot). I've originally made it for my brother, as he was f*cked up with ordering parts he already had or noticing that he actually doesn't have the part while assembling the project. All existing solutions were either expensive or shit. So I made an alternative. It has pretty much all the most important features and directly integrates with LCSC (but still lacks a bit).
Would love to get some feedback and maybe some of you would be willing to contribute :) Leaving a star would also mean a lot ✨
Lenni
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Thyratron in action
submitted by /u/BlinMaker1 [link] [comments] |
Brought back old VHS camera using USB C
It looks a bit like a pipe bomb But there is a purple trigger board taking 12V from the power bank, and a step-down converter turning it into 7V for the camera. I also had to add a capacitor because while opening the cassette bay, the camera was turning off. It looks really bad, but I'm out of home, next week I will 3d print a case for all the electronics. [link] [comments] |
Mi first pcb design works!
Pretty much the title. Is a vfd display module, now is the turn for the microcontroller board. Hope you could enjoy! [link] [comments] |
My first try wiring an ESP32 with WLED for a Home Assistant enabled LED Lamp.
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Dog Repeller Circuit
submitted by /u/Athosworld [link] [comments] |
Digital clock no microcontroller
Using cd4060 with 32.768khz crystal ocsilator to generate 1.000hz if anyone wnats the schematic diagram just leave comment [link] [comments] |