If you guys wanted to experiment with sound, you could try using these speakers. They're super tiny!

https://www.traintekllc.com/tds-superso ... 8IQAvD_BwE

You can start with this:

https://www.instructables.com/id/Pi-Zer ... -Tac-Case/

Wireless charging wouldn't work with it. The metal of the tin would interfere with the charging. That's why the only phones with wireless charging have glass or ceramic backs instead of metal ones. If you replaced the bottom of the tin with another material like glass or plastic it could theoretical...

Quick question (not urgent): Is everything going to ship all together in one shipment, or are some parts going to arrive before others? For example, I know the PCBs won't ship until around the first half of March, but the silicon buttons were supposedly shipping around this time. I'm making my own f...

You didn't miss anything yet! I think Wermy has been working on overdrive lately to get the face plate orders printed and shipped, so it may take him some time to get the multi-colored ones printed and posted. I did notice that Wermy showed off a red multi-colored faceplate in the reveal video. Chec...

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Hey everyone! My name is Sam and I'm from New York. I've always had an interest in Raspberry Pis and DIY electronics projects. When I came across this community it was like a treasure trove of new ideas. I've been following the forums for some time but only joined this past August. Also, I'm not act...

Well, you could make it a lot simpler.

If you're using Arduino, you don't need a FM radio. All you need to do is get a small speaker and set it to play a simple tone when the Arduino detects motion.

Remember, you don't make soldering mistakes...

Just happy little accidents.

gamingbro wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 09, 2019 11:33 am

could there be any more felixable filament

Is this a question?