*flips car into Canada mode*
| Location | Whidbey Island, WA |
| Website | https://opsnlops.io |
| GitHub | https://github.com/opsnlops |
| Portfolio | https://creature.engineering |
Bunny Mickley
@opsnlops@furry.engineer
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Good hopper. Very proud kidfur. Loves all things purple. Snowy’s kiddo. Believer of magic. Encourager of all animals to be themselves. 💜 (she/her)
Kenny says "Look how good my new circuit board fits! It's like it was made just for me!"
Yes Kenny, it was made just for you.
Latest bird main body build! Now I have standoffs for the controller board to mount to, and a big hole with a rubber grommet to allow wires to pass through safely while the bird is in motion!
This is hopefully the final version of the main metal frame for my birds. All of the small dots are tapped screw holes, almost all of them M4x0.7.
I've got many many hours of time invested into this! Here's hoping it's the last version.
The most expensive boards I've ever made are off to the fab! I've never done top and bottom PCBA before.
Humm. The WWDC '25 logo is Siri colored, but mostly clear. So I guess it'll be another WWDC about stuff that doesn't exist.
I'm still chugging away on these boards. They're so tiny that space is at a premium. I haven't even started to route it yet because I'm still placing parts!
Well this is a pain in the butt, but I'm finally getting to where I think I have a PCB that'll work on the new metal frame of my birds. That's an RP2350B in the middle. The extra GPIOs let me reduce the chip count by two!
