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dudes, , gun freaks, potato gun hoarders : please pray for my aunt we just got the word she has 4 months to live, i just saw her a week ago joking around with me not one problem and she just got some simple tests done...and now this! please pray brothers and dudes!

I'll be in the US during winter break, if anyone wants to meet up I'll be around Boston or New York.

let me know dude im only in pa

jsefcik wrote:dudes, , gun freaks, potato gun hoarders : please pray for my aunt we just got the word she has 4 months to live, i just saw her a week ago joking around with me not one problem and she just got some simple tests done...and now this! please pray brothers and dudes!

My sympathies go to you first and foremost, sorry I didn't see this earlier.

Secondly, I know we have a few photo-hobbyists here, does this look like a good beginner's kit? I plan on mostly using the prime lens, the telephoto is just a backup/for rare occasions.

Looks fine, though I'd suggest a wide angle prime for landscape shots?

I'm trying to limit my cost at the moment, do you think a wide angle is really that critical? I mostly want to focus on subjects and not landscapes, is it a good idea to just wait to buy that?

Thanks for the (fast) input!

joined 2013 never made a proper gun :scratch:

For a moment I thought Jack was famous: http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2016 ... -zip-guns/

This is the second "amazon order screenshot" trope I've posted on this same page, but they are quite far apart chronologically.

I'm getting back into my electronics hobby. I don't have any of my old supplies/tools, so this order is a little expensive/extensive, but should be capable of some projects I've had in mind for a couple of years now.

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Sounds interesting.

I've sort of forgotten many electronics projects over the years. The last thing I really did was pretty basic - just a slightly spiced up 555/4017 chase LED circuit for a wargaming project. The only real challenge was getting it all to fit:




I think the overall project* is a subconscious attempt to get myself certified insane though, so that might count for something.

* A 1/32 scale scratch-build of a 400-tonne mech (for those of you who know Warhammer 40,000, specifically a Mars-pattern Warhound Titan), including interior, lighting, sound and articulated joints. Mostly a display project, although it might occasionally get used in games.

Nice, I have a few 555 projects planned as well, but mainly plan on playing with Arduino for a while.

Well, I finally caved in and made a modest investment in test equipment:
(The trace is the output of a circuit I built to control a brushless ESC with a normal 10k pot)

Do people still read this topic?

I made a thing.
Bonus points if you can figure out what it is by the oscilloscope traces.

@JSR, It's a circuit.

Hey...some of those are epoxy encapsulated...

Likely before Marks time, but bet jrrdw remembers...



Servo tester?? Would say square wave generator but wouldn't need the second IC for that....IR guessing.

Playing around with anodizing of late...