- Dave is considering getting a Pick and Place
- Chris mentioned the episode with Saber where they talked about the Vapor Phase One.
- Seon (UnexpectedMaker) has detailed his trials with Charmhigh and Neoden Pick and Place machines
- Chris gave a talk at Hackaday Superconference called The One Engineer Dev Shop, which mentioned having in-lab manufacturing (and how it might not be a time saver)
- Neoden YY1 is less than $3K. There's a thread about it on the EEVblog forum.
- Chris mentioned the Lumen (by Opulo) from Stephen Hawes (who also documents on his YouTube channel), but Dave thinks it'll be too DIY for his needs.
- Mrs EEVblog pointed out this article about using Mushrooms to reduce eWaste
- After seeing the name of the site, Chris recommened The Anthropocene Reviewed, a book by John Green (vlogbrothers)
- Dave posted a Heat pump follow up video to the original (we talked about this the last time we recorded together)
- Chris is reading a book about the Grid now that he finished past guest Kathy Joseph's book about the history of electricity.
- The Hackaday Supercon badge was a 4 bit computer that you programmed with assembly.
- See how all the badge hacking turned out (and spot a familiar face around the 20 minute mark)
- The winning "add on" category hack was a "punch card"
- A $0.10 RISC V part was released by WCH out of China
- The manual is available here and the product page is here
- Maybe Dave will use that on the first product he picks and places? :-D
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