@ruplicator So, which software do you recommend a beginner for creating designs for 3D printing? I have heard about AutoCad, Fusion 360, Solidwor...

@ruplicator Thanks 😀 By the way, the software you used was Turbocad. Is it equivalent to Autodesk AutoCAD Mechanical? Or any other AutoCad typ...

That's really awesome sir. 😀 I am very much interested in making these cool stuff. I am learning the Arduino Uno now and am using them with different ...

@codecage Hi. Have you seen the diagram of the 7 segmented LED display? It's the model which I have. It's different from the conventional displays, ...

Yes. That's right. 😉

@codecage Okay. Thanks for the confirmation. 🙂 I found this figure, from the topic about the "Breadboard power supply". There, the forum members ...

@codecage I had a question. The voltage regulators step down the voltage to 4.96V and not 5V. Will it be a problem in powering the ATMEGA328?

No problem. 🙂 I knew that you misunderstood my post. That's why I posted the picture.

@codecage Yes. You are right. You see, the devices can't be that accurate most of the time. 😉 But a slight inaccuracy won't lead to any damage.

@dronebot-workshop You are 100% right. I wanted to say the same thing. 😀

@troles Okay. Now I've got it. This mistake can be committed by any beginner. Thanks for sharing this with us. 😀 This has personally broadened...

@dronebot-workshop I am talking about this pin on the Arduino, which is not in the ATMEGA328. You can check for this pin on the Arduino site. ...

@dronebot-workshop I guess, the breadboard power supply module has a voltage drop of 0.04V. Thus, it provides us 4.96V of terminal voltage. Otherwis...

@dronebot-workshop I guess, @troles should have connected the 12VDC to the Vin pin of the Arduino. Then, he could have saved his board and microcont...