The Digirule 2 is essentially an 8-bit programmable binary computer of the 1970’s – built into a 20cm ruler. There are currently three different versions of the Digirule 2. More information on each version can be found in the links below: Digirule 2 Digirule 2A Digirule 2U Tindie When I have stock, you can purchase …
The Electronics Lab is both a fun way to get started with building and programming electronics circuits and also to use a prototyping platform for your own creations. A series of instructional video’s will be provided to step you through various projects and circuits that are designed to make learning fun: many of the projects …
This is a series of around 30 video tutorials that I have put together to help those just starting out with electronics. Most video’s have a multiple choice quiz so you can test your knowledge before progressing to the next video. There are around ten more quizes still to be uploaded and they will all …
You can purchase Retroball from my Tindie store: Unfortunately I have sold out of Retroball units – however you can still build your own since all of my projects are open source. Check out the download link at the bottom of this page for all the details you need to build your very own retroball! …
I wanted to build a nice easy to read, fun to explore electronics course. So I started making one – the only problem was that I didn’t really think about just how much time it would take me to make. As such I spent multiple months coming up with nearly 200 pages of content, but …
While this post is not about any electronic project that I have made, it is nonetheless interesting (well, I think so anyway). The background story is that we are selling our house to move into a different house which needs some renovations done to it before we move in. We are trying to do all the renovations …
There’s a new Kickstarter campaign up and running which combines an Arduino with a long range wireless transceiver module which has been designed to operate on very low power. Full details can be found in the Kickstarter campaign: Whisper Node Kickstarter Getting your Arduino to communicate to each other over-the-air, when powered by batteries, is now …
Whisper Node, a Wireless Arduino-based platform on a single battery. Read More »
Toaster is Triple output USB step up power supply module designed to fit snuggly into a breadboard. It is powered by a single 5V USB port or charger and outputs three voltages simultaneously, these being 3.3V, 5V and a variable supply which is capable of 5V to 16V. I am currently running a Kickstarter campaign for Toaster …
Toaster – The Triple Rail Step Up Breadboard Power Supply Read More »
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