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https://github.com/CFSworks/wavebird-reversing A very complete guide about reverse engineering the wavebird protocol. The writer explains basic rf concepts in a beginner friendly way before going into detail about the protocol. It even includes python scripts to replicate a wavebird's rf signals...

An interesting option is making a configurable class B QuickCharge 3.0 power supply. With a microcontroller you could configure your output voltage on the fly from 3.6 to 20V with 200mV steps using usb. Get a two-port quickcharge 3.0 usb wall adapter (one port for the power output and one for...

pm me you error output I'll help you troubleshoot it.

I'm going to need more details. Are you compiling the code or are you flashing the hex file? If you are compiling the code which version of the arduino ide are you using and have you installed the teensyduino addon to make it compatible with the teensy?

You guys are right when you say that emulation is not perfect. But I can still use my gaming laptop to emulate most n64 and gc games. My point is most of the projects we do don't necessarily make sense. We spend a LOT of money on our projects not necessarily because it's the logical choice, but...

Why not? I mean, why do we make gamecube/wii portables even though the Nintendo Switch is available and Dolphin emulator exists? Why do we still make n64 portables when the pi3 can emulate it almost perfectly and play mutliple consoles? Why are you putting a wii in an altoids tin? The answer is...

@Lightning I use the Open Bench Logic Sniffer. It's an open source fpga based logic analyser. 32 channels (16 buffered), high sampling rate, usb powered. It can debug SPI, I2C and UART. One issue I have with it is that it doesn't have a continuous sampling mode. It reads the state of the input...

They're cheap and pretty nice for iot or small linux projects. Keep in mind you should not use them for gaming/emulation purposes though. Drivers for the Mali gpu in the Allwinner H3 are almost nonexistent so gpu acceleration would be unavailable. The problem with most of these small companies'...

Funny thing is poutine pizza does exist, and it's "artery blocking" good... @Aurelio If you're in Montreal and need recommendations for restaurants, bars, tourist attractions or whatever [cocaine and hookers] shoot me a PM.

Merry Christmas guys. Ace those finals and get some rest! or ya know, get hammered and spend your hungover days making portables...

Yes it can easily be done but I'm neck deep into work, finals and have a technical interview coming up so it might be a while before I do it myself... https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_joystick.html ^This is the documentation, all you have to do is duplicate my code for the joystick X and Y and...

there ya go: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/teensypigamepad.841/

This is a microcontroller project but I am posting it in the Raspberry Pi section so people can use it as a ressource. This is basically code to use a Teensy with your sbc with Retroarch as a gamepad/touch screen driver. Here is the GitHub repository: https://github.com/hazbounn/TeensyPiGamepad...

If you use a teensy as your gamepad it is very easy to set up the 3ds slider as a mouse then setup retroarch to use mouse input for analog joysticks. Plus the teensy is tiny and has media button controls, joystick, and keyboard inputs. It is fairly easy to code it in arduino. I have some code...

anthony? he would have the cool "tony" nickname that comes with it :P

7.9" x 7.9" x 7.1" so it's rather small, but you should be okay as long as you don't do cases with screens bigger than 5".

Got the printer today. I have to say I am very impressed. Very sturdy build. No wire mess. Took 6 screws to assemble it. Was ready to print in 30 mins. This is one of the sample prints included in the sd card. I haven't tweaked the settings or upgraded anything yet it looks amazing. Now we just...

Burritos unsurprisingly in the lead ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)