Hey, I made an autorouter plugin for KiCad. It also made the most complex PCB you'll ever see:
https://bbenchoff.github.io/pages/OrthoRoute.html
https://github.com/bbenchoff/OrthoRoute
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Builds computers and guillotines. Bay Area.
I was going to ask electronics twitter about this but I realized we all left, BUT ANYWAY does anyone have any pointers/platform rigs for a stitching setup with an AmScope?
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After everything is put back together we can put the shells on and test it in the Powerbook. There's a tool called 'Battery Reconditioner' that will give you the serial number and verify everything is connected correctly.
After that, it's just a tiny bit of JB Weld around the shell. One side at a time, clamped in a vise. This part will take about a day, but after that I've got a brand-new battery.
Inside the duo are the cells and a few electric components.
The transistor-looking thing is a DS2401 - basically a serial number chip. It stores a unique ID number that can be read over a one-wire interface.
The longboi is a KLIXON 6MM81AA-04, a temperature sensor.
There's an unidentified component wrapped in heatshrink, and a 250A fuse (for real?!) in line with the connection between the 'innermost' batteries.
The battery corrosion can be taken care of with a fiberglass pen and fine steel wool. It'll work now, but take note of the corrosion I can't fix.
I bought a Powerbook Duo 280c from 1994 at a flea market last weekend. It works but the battery is long dead. This is a thread about rebuilding old laptop batteries.
First up, the battery itself. It's 10 4/5A NiMH cells. I don't know about the stock cells, but the replacement cells have 2000mAH each.
Anyway, I put the code for the 'Nedry' application up on Github:
https://github.com/bbenchoff/Nedry
There is a problem with the text encoding, because CR/LF is completely different between unix, windows, and mac. Yeah, have fun with that. But anyway here's the program running:
GitHub - bbenchoff/Nedry: Remember Jurassic Park? Remember the, "Ah Ah Ah! You didn't say the magic word!" animation that plays when Samuel L. Jackson tries to undo Newman's hacking? It's that. It's just a small little program that plays that animation over and over.
Remember Jurassic Park? Remember the, "Ah Ah Ah! You didn't say the magic word!" animation that plays when Samuel L. Jackson tries to undo Newman's hacking? It's that. It'...
