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Starship 5 landed on chopsticks! (you know, in case you have been offline for 2 weeks)
Dave’s EV had a stuck cable
Portable charger is surprisingly good
CCS Charging standard
Fast charge 36/50 kW
MKBHD Chevy Silverado review
JLC is now offering silkscreen QR codes to have individually marked boards

That’s the board that Chris has been designing on a livestream each week
1 wire UID (pioneered by Dallas, then Maxim, now Analog…le sigh)
Dave is selling a new Bryman multimeter, the BM2257 (teardown photos)
Chris just returned from Embedded World North America, doing a demo at the Joulescope booth
Chris also gave a talk at the Zephyr meetup which will be released in a few weeks
Hackaday article about their comment section and project/article feedback
References
Musk Sticks
NC floods might impact the supply chain due to Spruce Pine NC being a source for quartz. We didn’t read this article, but it was a better explainer than we had at the time.
Meshtastic objects to the proposed FCC changes

Senaste avsnitt

#680 – Catching Rockets with Musk Sticks

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#698 – Hardware Security with Matt Brown

#697 – LEDs Everywhere with Tim from Mitxela

#696 – It Works With Option Number 5

#695 – Making The Invisible, Visible with Sam Aldhaher

#694 – Voltage, Vibes, and VOCs

#693 – Small Scale Electronics Manufacturing with Colin O’Flynn

#692 – Like a steam engine in your house

#691 – System Designer Lets You Try Every Part with Michael Gielda

#690 – Clap on, clap off, lights flicker

#689 – A Jumperless Breadboard with Kevin Cappuccio

#688 – The Tandy Train

#687 – The RP2350 with the Raspberry Pi Team

#686 – A Benchtop Pick and Place with Stephen Hawes

#685 – Data Provenance in the Home, Server, and Fab

#684 – Lee Felsenstein: The Computer Revolution & Counterculture

#683 – Troubleshooting is the skill

#682 – Your Mind Is The Tool

#681 – Compact High Speed Design with Lukas Henkel

#680 – Catching Rockets with Musk Sticks

#679 – Satellite Design Engineering with Dan Esparon

#678 – All About Antennas with Katerina Galitskaya

#677 – Watt Is The Deal

#676 – Moving House (And Lab)

#675 – Changing Course with Shawn Hymel

#674 – Turtles as a Service

#673 – Lifelong Learning with Bitluni

#672 – Silicon Revolution with Matt Venn

#671 – NDA Sideshow

#670 – Engineering Careers with Circuit Break & James Lewis

#669 – Freelance PCB Design with Petr Dvorak

#668 – 50.0000 Ohms

#667 – Long Distance with CNLohr-a

#666 – Good Energy Citizen

#665 – Really long needle nose pliers

#664 – Simulating doors falling off

#663 – Motors on PCBs with Carl Bugeja

#662 – The non-Stinky Car

#661 – Blogging Electronics with Pallav Aggarwal

#660 – My Toothbrush Is Broadcasting

#659 – Altium…Acquired!

#658 – Uncle Al’s Eating Garbage Again

#657 – Automating the Home with Keith Burzinski

#656 – Pneumatic Tubes, Straight To The Home

#655 – The Twelfth Day of Keyzermas

#654 – Pseudo Code…Pseudo Good

#653 – Benjamin Cabé Nose Zephyr

#652 – For a couple weeks there…

#651 – Learning Computing with Jeff Geerling

#650 – Accessible ASICs with Andreas Olofsson

#649 – History of the Cathode Ray Tube with Kathy Joseph