Put together the phase delay oscillator in the #deadbug #homebrew style. At 9V, the 1133 Hz sinusoidal output is distorted (similar to simulation). Dropping the input voltage by a factor of three yields a cleaner waveform. I left the lead (top right) at the output filter untrimmed, I'll use it to hook the board into it's makerel tin chassis.

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Mosquitoes captured by web of hardworking spider. 🍸🙀
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Understanding the Dead Bug Exercise 🔍

The Dead Bug is an excellent bodyweight core exercise that targets deep stabilizers like the transverse abdominis.

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Today my new #PCBs arrived. The first is an adaptation of Stefan Wagner's #C64 Power Guard: https://oshwlab.com/wagiminator/c64-power-guard
I changed some components to what I had available. Thanks @aislerhq for manufacturing them.
Only I messed up two small details. The second #comparator is backwards, so the error #LED is practically the same as the power good LED. And I also put in the #MOSFET backwards. I'll try to mount it on its back and rotated tomorrow.
#PCBfails #deadbug #diyelectronics #electronics #soldering
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Found a dead moth . I should get it under a macro lens. #deadbug

The Best-Sounding Walnut You’ll Hear Today

#digitalaudiohacks #bluetooth #bluetoothspeaker #deadbug #deadbugconstruction #walnut #hackaday

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The Best-Sounding Walnut You’ll Hear Today

Do you ever find yourself eating walnuts and think, this would make a great enclosure for something like a Bluetooth speaker? That seems to be exactly what happened to [Penguin DIY]. In the mesmeri…

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The Best-Sounding Walnut You’ll Hear Today

Do you ever find yourself eating walnuts and think, this would make a great enclosure for something like a Bluetooth speaker? That seems to be exactly what happened to [Penguin DIY]. In the mesmeri…

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Wireless Earbuds Charge Themselves

As more and more ports are removed from our smart devices, it seems that we have one of two options available for using peripherals: either buy a dongle to continue to use wired devices, or switch to Bluetooth and deal with perpetually maintaining batteries. If neither of these options suits you, though, there's a third option available as [befinitiv] shows us in this build where he integrates a tiny solar panel to his earbud case to allow them to automatically charge themselves.

To start, he begins by taking apart the earbud case. For those who still haven't tried out a set of these, they typically charge only when placed inside of their carrying case, which in his case also contains a small battery itself. Soldering wires directly to the battery allow for the battery to charge without as much electrical loss as he would have had if he had connected to the USB pins on the circuit board. Even then, the cell only generates a single volt so he needs a 5V boost converter to properly charge the battery. That came with its own problem, though, as it wouldn't fit into the case properly. To solve that issue, he desoldered all of the components and deadbugged them together in order to fit the converter into a much smaller space without having to modify the case in any other way.

With all of that done and the small solar cell attached to the case, [befinitiv] has a smart solution to keep his wireless earbuds topped up without having to carry cables or dongles around every day. We've seen plenty of interesting solutions to the problem of various electronics manufacturers removing the ubiquitous 3.5 mm headphone jack too, and not all of them have dealt with this problem without certain other quirks arising as a result.

#wirelesshacks #dcdc #deadbug #earbuds #headphones #solar #solarcell #stepupconverter #wireless

Wireless Earbuds Charge Themselves

As more and more ports are removed from our smart devices, it seems that we have one of two options available for using peripherals: either buy a dongle to continue to use wired devices, or switch …

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