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HOW DO YOU USE YOUR ELECTRONICS HOBBY TO CONTROL THE WEATHER?
Of course we know you probably don't "control the weather"
(or do you?), but you can control the effects it has on your personal space, not to mention understand and predict it through data tracking and analysis.
So, as the seasons are changing, let's hear what kinds of weather related projects you've embarked on or are considering, and anything you'd care to share about the hardware/software, motivation for it, results, challenges, discoveries... you get the idea -
weather related stuff.
And once again, we point our attention to the awesome folks at Newhaven Display, for their continued support of the Cool Reads newsletter! Thanks again guys!
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THE LOST ART OF STRIP BOARD PROTOTYPING
Many techs of yesteryear built their projects on a breadboard, then would transfer everything to a mirror copper clad board. Here's everything you need to know to use this timeless technique to wire up circuits for prototyping or functional applications.
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THE WIDE RANGE PULSE GENERATOR
Generate pulses and/or logic level signals to check out the operation of your circuit before completing a project. This simple and straightforward unit will prove to be a handy addition to your workbench.
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BUILDING AN ELECTRIC GUITAR
This project will be music to your ears if you've ever wanted to construct your own stringed axe. Building this guitar - while not your typical Nuts & Volts project - was a lot of fun.
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THE DHT22 HUMIDITY/TEMPERATURE SENSOR DEMYSTIFIED
Keeping tabs on relative humidity and temperature is important in a variety of situations. Uncover the secrets of the DHT22 joint humidity/temperature sensor, to get it working for you.
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Book Pick Of The Week
From the Nuts & Volts Webstore
Python for Microcontrollers
Getting Started with MicroPython
Build and program your own electronics projects with MicroPython in no time!
Written by an experienced hobbyist, you'll get
a hands-on introduction to Python-based microcontroller programming with MicroPython and the open-source Pyboard hardware platform.
With DIY projects that clearly demonstrate each technique, you will learn how to use the built-in sensor, store data to an SD card, control the LCD and matrix keyboard, interface with the Web - even build a cool robotic car!
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It's Holiday
Time
Again!
Give the gift of knowledge.
It's time to participate in the time honored tradition of giving gifts. So, to help everyone get in the mood, we're dusting off our traditional two for one subscription special. That's the one where you give
Nuts & Volts
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SERVO as a gift to a deserving friend or loved one, and we give you the same gift in return. Either a new subscription or a renewal of your existing one. Just
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