I’ve recently redesigned my Retro WiFi Radio project to include some “extra” functionality and the design requirements required some tiny spacing of the components in addition to some tiny SMD parts. While I’m all for… DIY PCB Reflow Soldering with a $40 Toaster Oven
With all the natural disasters in the news today, I thought about how so many people are becoming more self-reliant and how that’s such a great thing. But then I thought about how many people… Getting Started with Emergency Preparedness: Lessons from Hurricane Katrina
I think it’s probably a name most folks in the hobby electronics world already know, but if you have no idea who PanaVise is, you should! PanaVise is the company that makes the most amazing… Why Every Electronics Hobbyist Needs a PanaVise Workbench Vise
I’ve never really “stocked” up on parts for my projects as I always just ordered the minimum parts I needed for each project. I guess I did buy the pack of assorted resistors from… Stocking up on those parts you use the most….
Update: This board design and firmware were just far too buggy. I was very excited to see the Arduino team had answered everyone’s request with a WiFi shield and it rocks. http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoWiFiShield Just wanted… New WiFly Shield Library (fork)
I’ve been working on this project for some time, I had originally read about the concept of hacking the Asus WL-520GU to use as a base for a wifi radio over at MightyOhm.com. In fact,… Retro Wifi Radio