Welcome to the October 2024 Update
One day late! We will have words with the editor…
Welcome to the October 2024 Update - we’ve got a lot of entertainment for you this month including some spooky halloween action with an “Anti Social Pumpkin”.
Hope you enjoy this issue - and please do share it with your friends and fellow makers.
Things to Watch
You can’t have too many LEDs
How many LEDs do you need? According to the The Electronic Engineer, lots and lots!
But does it run DOOM?
It’s the age old question, and atomic14 has the answer. He’s working on his ZX Spectrum emulator and just couldn’t resist it.
My First PCBA Product
Becky Stern takes us through her first fully assembled PCB product.
Old School Tech
We’re going old school with David Watts as he creates a PWM lamp.
Not very Mellow Pumpkin
Mellow Labs gets into the spirit of things with a DIY smart Pumpkin.
Bitluni is being odd
Some oddly satisfying LED magnet tiles from bitluni.
Things to Read
Reverse-engineering a three-axis attitude indicator from the F-4 fighter plane
Always a popular blog with the newsletter - there’s more reverse engineering fun to read about here.
I made a rubbish clock
This will resonate with a lot of people who live in Europe - which bins am I supposed to put out today?
Reverse Engineering and Dismantling Kekz Headphones
More reverse engineering fun. What’s inside some Kekz headphones?
Popular Science
This is great! Every edition of Popular Science going all the way back to 1870!
RFHunter V4.0
Worried about spy cameras and other nefarious devices? This signal scanner could be for you.
Thanks for Reading!
As always, thanks for taking the time to stop by and read the newsletter - I hope you’ve found this issue as interesting as all the previous ones.
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