Hackaday editors Elliot Williams and Mike Szczys recap a great week in hardware hacking. There’s perfection in the air as clever 3D-printing turns a button and LED matrix into an aesthetically awesome home automation display. Take a crash course in RF modulation types to use on your next project. Did you know the DB-9 connector is actually a DE-9? Building your own underwater ROV tether isn’t as simple as it sounds. And Elliot found a treasure trove of zero-ohm jumpers in chip packages — what the heck are these things for?
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Episode 052 Show Notes:
New This Week:
- Hackaday Belgrade Early Bird Tickets On Sale Right Now
- Mike got a CS32F103 on his Bluepill
- Elliot discovered Zero Ohm PCB Jumpers
Interesting Hacks of the Week:
- Flicker Detector Lets You Hear What You Can’t See
- The Options For Low Cost ROV Tethers
- Stylish Thermometer Is DIY Hardware Perfection
- Can You Help 3D Print A Selectric Ball?
- ESP32-Cam Does Time Lapse
- ESP32 Serial Interface Modernizes Old Equipment
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