Fvasquez1776
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RE: Joystick range - slack

Tinkerman @tinkerman, You mentioned a joystick, but nothing else. If it is a joystick with just contact switches, it's just off and on... no...

3 days ago
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RE: Raspberry Pi 4/5, Using FFT to create a Color Organ

Dave, @Davee any input is good input!!!... Yep, the Nyquist Frequency, I prefer at least 4 times the frequency, since at twice the frequency me...

3 days ago
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RE: Raspberry Pi 4/5, Using FFT to create a Color Organ

So, there are great resources on the Teensy website, and Adafruit... that i'll use to get started. I'll post what i am doing and yea, i may be doing ...

3 days ago
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RE: ADXL345 SPI output 000 on the serial monitor

Hello @davee Dave, This is another project that I am working on. FFT (aka. Spectrum Analyzer). Except I want to use the Raspberry Pi 5, an...

4 days ago
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RE: Raspberry Pi 5, DC-DC Buck down power supply from 36v, best method?

@davee and @zander, most importantly is the OR 9-24VDC... My use is the cluster, nicer to have 1 power supply then 7 or 8. Will also look at the eff...

4 days ago
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RE: Raspberry Pi 5, DC-DC Buck down power supply from 36v, best method?

Hi again @Davee I would rather receive something 2, 3 or even 4 times than not at all!!! so thanks!!! Yea, I've starved my electronic friends bef...

1 week ago
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RE: Raspberry Pi 5, DC-DC Buck down power supply from 36v, best method?

Both @Davee and @Zander, thanks guys, I read the messages here and the information provided from several sources... I already have a multi-power syst...

1 week ago
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RE: Raspberry Pi 5, DC-DC Buck down power supply from 36v, best method?

Hey Ron, Got it, it's a 'special' protocol that the guys there use. Much like the Ethernet over power a few years back, would be my guess. Ma...

2 weeks ago
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RE: Raspberry Pi 5, DC-DC Buck down power supply from 36v, best method?

Guys, any update on this, as I am very interested in the Raspberry Pi 5's PD protocol and how to build a multi-unit power supply.

2 weeks ago
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RE: How many of you have 3d printers?

I have a couple of them at work. The latest is a Stratasys F170. I use them to build adapters and jigs for our team. I started with a Makerbot 5th ...

2 weeks ago
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