Mike Coats 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇪🇺🌍♻️

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An unending tinkerer of all things hardware and software. Views & posts are my own. Re-posts not endorsements. Profile photo: Evelyn/OSHWA

I a not very happy with the service at this moment in time as my usual postman is brilliant he is always happy to help if needed. But he must be away and my post isn't turning up at it's usual time scale and I'm waiting for a package that should have been delivered on Saturday tge 31st January but it didn't Stu didn't see the postman and I now have no idea where it is or when it is going to arrive as the delivery details haven't been updated ?
The front cover of the instructional zine.
A KiCAD rendering of a PCB. Sockets for connecting a XIAO/QT Py compatible micro-controller is surrounded by 3.3v - 5v level shifters and micro servo pin headers.
A low-poly, pixel art style, 3D animation of a micro servo. The servo horn swings back and forth as the whole servo spins.
A rendering of a Peter de Jong attractor.
A BambuLab A1 Mini printing a whole bed of Gridfinity bins.
The back side of a Spy! Break! Inject! PCB. Vias have not been drilled all the way through.
Very large snowflakes fall in slow motion.
Snow piled up on a metal garden gate.
"Hello, world!" written several times on a receipt with 5 blank lines between each statement and no corruption or noise!
"Hello, world!" written several times on a receipt with many blank lines between each statement. There's no corruption or noise!
"Hello, world!" written several times on a receipt with many blank lines between each statement. Some corruption is still visible.
"Hello, world!" written several times on a receipt. Every time is corrupted in one way or another, but mostly, it's one statement per line.
"Hello, world!" printed again and again with lots of corruption visible.
"Hello, world!" being output repeatedly on a receipt printer.
Rust code to set up a UART running at 9600 baud with 8N1 configuration.
An IBM receipt printer’s self test output.
A video focused around a power connector fades between the front and back of a PCB.
A raised IBM logo on a plastic case.
A green LED being lit while pad 1 is touched.
4 LEDs that look like LEGO blocks.
Three PCBs in OSH Park Purple. Gold Monstera leaves are visible.
Nucleus Building
View up a side street in Edinburgh with Arthur’s Seat in the distance.
Side entrance to Inverness Rail Station