Lessp

@biglesp
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Freelance maker for hire at https://bigl.es
Content Editor at Pimoroni
Previously written for Tom's Hardware, Linux Format, The MagPi, Electromaker, Linux User & Developer, KidsCodeCS, Linux Voice, micro_mag, Hackspace

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£4.50 for an A1 sized piece of foamcore board from Hobbycraft, £1 for Poundland "Command Strips" and we have the start of a sticker wall.
Before anyone asks...
Banana for scale
THIS IS NOT A DRILL...it's an impact driver that I picked up for £28 at Morrisons supermarket.
What I like:
Price, weight, build quality, easy to use.
What I dislike:
Battery charging via DC jack on top of battery!
Learn how to use APIs with your @pimoroni.com Badger 2350. In this tutorial, I show you how to connect to a free API and get live status updates on the London Underground. https://learn.pimoroni.com/article/badgeware-tube-status-app
Day 1 with the @pimoroni Tiny FX kit and I’ve already found the rescue_vehicle.py code. The head and tail lights can be set at different brightness, plus flashing green LEDs - which I’ll obviously need to replace with blue - but how cool is that!
Luckily I don't need to take the District or Hammersmith and City tube today... Largely because I live in Blackpool.
Today I'm writing up a new @pimoroni.com Badgeware tutorial. Demonstrating how to use APIs and data with your badge.
Very exciting delivery from those nice pirates at @pimoroni - a whole bunch of Tiny FX stuff for me to try out in my models and on the railway. Lots of ideas already for what to do with it. Thank you @gadgetoid for sorting.
Yo ho ho and a bottle or rum!
On the way to Sheffield on Sea!
My midi scale Lego Millenium Falcon takes flight inside an IKEA Billy bookcase. The lights are LED noodles connected to a Pimoroni TinyFX W board controlled via Infrared remote.