Here's the history around August 2024 where it was removed, added back, then removed again.
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Here's the history around August 2024 where it was removed, added back, then removed again.
A yamaha drum pad connected to a Keysight scope. Both are surrounded by clutter.
Test setup. The workbench clutter and dust situations are out of control.
four oscilloscope screen captures with the timebase set to 2 ms/dev and channel 1 set to 1 V/div. Waveform is an AC waveform quickly decaying within 12 ms and with a peak voltage ranging from about 1 V to 3.5 V.
four oscilloscope screen captures with the timebase set to 2 ms/dev and channel 1 set to 1 V/div. Waveform is an AC waveform quickly decaying within 12 ms and with a peak voltage ranging from about 1 V to 3.5 V.
four oscilloscope screen captures with the timebase set to 2 ms/dev and channel 1 set to 1 V/div. Waveform is an AC waveform quickly decaying within 12 ms and with a peak voltage ranging from about 1 V to 3.5 V.
four oscilloscope screen captures with the timebase set to 2 ms/dev and channel 1 set to 1 V/div. Waveform is an AC waveform quickly decaying within 12 ms and with a peak voltage ranging from about 1 V to 3.5 V.
Drum hits. 100 kΩ resistor in parallel with drum pad. I expected bigger peaks? Most of my hits are between 1 and 2 V peak. I'm really not sure how hard I'm supposed to hit the drum pad though.
😂
* half a 24" wide, standard height rack.
Amazing. And now we can support many thousands of households with XGS-PON connections out of half a 24" rack.
photograph of computer screen showing bottom view of drum pad in stand in cad software.
Yes, those are 3D scanner marker dots on the bottom of the drum pad.
black e-drum in blue printed stand with a cable out the back and a pair of drumsticks to the left of it.
black e-drum in blue printed stand with a cable out the back and a pair of drumsticks to the left of it. view from the bottom. there's some rubber feet on the bottom of the stand which is mostly hollow to save on material. also some 3d scanner markers on the back of the drum pad.
I printed a stand for drum pad.
A derelict blue bus in a field next to a barbed wire fence. The remnants of a grateful dead sticker are on the front windshield.
A telephone pole with an electrical transformer on it. On the north side of the pole are bits of snow stuck to it.
At 1:30 pm today, we had more snow on the north sides of telephone poles than on the ground in rural-ish Larimer County.
A derelict blue bus in a field next to a barbed wire fence. The remnants of a grateful dead sticker are on the front windshield.
A telephone pole with an electrical transformer on it. On the north side of the pole are bits of snow stuck to it.
At 1:30 pm today, we had more snow on the north sides of telephone poles than on the ground in rural-ish Larimer County.
Fort Collins once again feeling left out at only a couple of inches. 😢
It really is!
Do you know how much technological progress humans had to make so that I could make three-dimensional, light-up chickens in my basement?
moar light up chickens
I'm going to go throw some bricks through windows so I can brag about how many windows I replaced.
Lol. Exactly.
intelligent design my ass
Ha! That's great!
I almost bought an electronic drum kit. I don't play drums. But it would be fun to bang on something with a pair of sticks.
😂😂😂
3d printed chicken lightbox. I'm holding it in my hand over my cluttered workbench.
Another view
a 3d printed chicken lightbox sitting on top of a microchip debugger sitting on top of a vga to hdmi converter sitting on top a hyperdeck recorder sitting on top of a bench dmm with a bunch of misc workbench crap stacked behind it.
Bro is lit tonight!
Moar?
Yeah, it's all chips from where I'm sitting too.
Can of odell IPA and a cookie with the AMD logo.
Cookies and beers!
Once I get the homing code completed, I'm thinking of having them stop momentarily at each digit as they count.
top of purple pcb mounted in frame with two screws. the hall effect sensor is in the middle of the board. A capacitor is also present. two pads for a resistor are not stuffed.
back side of board with a jst sh connector soldered to it and a qwiic cable plugged into the connector. You can also see the bottom of the stepper motor in this view.
Update: boards stuffed!
Bluesky needs a feature to exclude posts that you can't reply to from your feed. I have no interest in hearing what they have to say if they have no interest in what I have to say. In the meantime, I'm blocking people who have their posts set to "no one can reply" when they show up in my feed.
An Explorer SportTrac would have cleared the wall:
"The pickup was traveling westbound when it left the roadway, hit a mound of dirt, and proceeded to catch air for approximately 100 feet, clearing a three-foot tall brick wall in the process."
I've had that happen with 20 feet of Color Kinetics outdoor architectural wash fixtures.