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On a band saw in a trades school.

Work in progress project I’ve been working on !!!

Found another one of these lil guys from the agfa msc100 printer. Looks kinda "futuristic" even tho obsolete, but still cool...

The breakout board gets here in a week, but i was bored this weekend and wanted to try something. 0.65mm pitch x 28 pins, and it worked!

Still testing and tinkering. By the way hello this my first post here.

I just deployed 10 devices all over the city, to detect earthquakes.

All devices will send data to server in real-time.

When a device detect a shake it will look for other devices if they detect a shake too, when more than 5 detect a shake in the same time frame the server will send a msg to all my family members.

So there is no false alarms if someone hit the device or a truck passed a building.

This is my first detections for a real P-Wave happened today 300km away.

I was gifted a box of old analog gauges that I'm trying to figure out what to do with. They look so classic and we're probably great back in their time. Are they worth anything? Does a museum want them? Should I just make a giant display of gauges? Brands include Weston, Ti, Simpson, Honeywell

From generic no brand usb dvd drive