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apoorv.page Tech

Over-Engineering a Do Not Disturb Device

A write-up of a custom hardware Do Not Disturb device built to stop family walking in on video meetings, because a locke…

demo.pcbjam.com Tech

PCBJam KiCad Demo

An early-access demo of KiCad running entirely in the browser, with example boards or your own project, no install and n…

pockeng.com Tech

PocketEngineer

A collection of free engineering calculators and tools covering electricity, electronics, and geometry, including a volt…

boxart.lt Art & Design

Poor Man's Polaroid

A DIY instant camera build that uses a thermal receipt printer to print photos on the spot, with photos, parts and the q…

anfractuosity.com Tech

Rainbow

A hardware hacking write-up on displaying colour on a black-and-white monitor, with the experiments and electronics behi…

raspberrypi.com Education

Raspberry Pi

The official home of Raspberry Pi single-board computers and microcontrollers used for learning, hobby projects, and emb…

wiki.restarters.net Tech

Restarters Wiki

A community repair wiki with guides for fixing and maintaining devices, from phones and laptops to household electronics…

richieburnett.co.uk Science

Richie's Tesla Coil Web Page

Detailed pages on designing, building and measuring a solid state Tesla coil, with schematics, component notes and oscil…

robotshop.com Tech

RobotShop Community Forum

A hardware-focused robotics forum where hobbyists troubleshoot builds, discuss components, and share project write-ups.

rtings.com Tech

RTINGS.com

A review site that lab-tests TVs, headphones, monitors, and other electronics, with side-by-side comparison tools and ra…

rtl-sdr.com Tech

RTL-SDR

A blog covering software-defined radio projects, letting hobbyists use cheap USB dongles to listen in on satellites, air…

runoffgroove.com Music

RunOffGroove

A veteran DIY effects site with bare-bones schematics and articles for musicians building their own guitar pedal circuit…

russecke.net Tech

Russecke

A dusty corner of the web since the mid-1990s covering vintage electronics, PC hardware and text-mode fonts, general avi…

repairfaq.org Science

Sam's Laser FAQ

A practical guide to lasers for experimenters and hobbyists, covering safety, types, parts, drive electronics and constr…

brandonli.net Science

Semiconductor Simulator

Animations that show how transistors and semiconductors work, letting you watch charge carriers move through silicon as…

simplecpudesign.com Tech

Simple CPU Design

A hobbyist's tour of designing a tiny CPU from scratch, with FPGA builds, blinking LEDs, retro computing history and ste…

simplifier.neocities.org Science

Simplifier

A personal site documenting homemade methods and materials, from paints, varnishes, and glues to solar cells, vacuum tub…

sigcon.com Science

So Good, It Works on Barbed Wire

A classic engineering essay explaining how radio signals can travel along a barbed wire fence, and how ordinary transmis…

societyofrobots.com Tech

Society of Robots

A beginner-friendly robotics resource offering tutorials on motors, sensors, and microcontrollers alongside an active bu…

sparkbangbuzz.com Science

Spark, Bang, Buzz

A collection of fun homemade science projects, easy to build and genuinely informative, from crackling electrical experi…

sparkfun.com Tech

SparkFun Tutorials

Free step-by-step electronics tutorials from a beloved open-hardware retailer, covering soldering, sensors, and beginner…

spritesmods.com Tech

Sprites Mods

Hardware hacking projects by a veteran tinkerer, from console modding and reverse engineering to clever electronics buil…

radi8.dev Science

Stratospore: An Algae Bio-Altimeter on a Weather Balloon

A write-up of a weather balloon flight that carried algae to the stratosphere to turn their fluorescence into an altimet…

swharden.com Tech

SWHarden.com

Scott Harden's hands-on blog of electronics, graphics and clever software hacks, such as hiding binary payloads inside o…

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