Hackaday Editors Elliot Williams and Tom Nardi meet up virtually to talk about the week’s top stories and hacks, such as the fine art of resistor trimming and lessons learned from doing overseas injection molding. They’ll go over circuit bending, self-driving cars, and a solar camera that started as a pandemic project and turned into an obsession. You’ll also hear about Linux on the Arduino, classic ICs etched into slate, and an incredible restoration of one of the most interesting Thinkpads ever made. Stay tuned until the end to hear about a custom USB-C power supply and the long-awaited Hackaday Supercon 2023 Vectorscope badge.
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This record-breaking What’s That Sound has it’s winner! [Nervous Pajamas] can finally relax.
Hackaday Trims Its Own Resistors
Restoration Of A Thinkpad 701C
The Clock, Another Way To Modify The Sound Of A Synth Chip
Lessons Learned: Plastic Injection Molding For Products
Full Self-Driving, On A Budget
Solar Camera Built From Raspberry Pi
Elliot’s Picks:
High SPL/Low cost mic preamp. – Fvfilippetti
Bone-Shaking Haunted Mirror Uses Stable Diffusion
Stretching The Flight Time On A Compressed Air Plane
Because You Can: Linux On An Arduino Uno
Tom’s Picks:
Memorialize Your Favorite Chips In Slate
Can An 8-Bit Light Gun Work On A Modern TV?
Even 3D Printers Are Taking Selfies Now
Can’t-Miss Articles:
USB-C For Hackers: Build Your Own PSU
2023 Hackaday Supercon Badge: Welcome To The Vectorscope
