While cutting the grass I found this USB-C widget laying out by the curb. The nerve of some people to toss their e-waste on the side of the road!
hmm... I know nothing about these kind of widgets...
Inside there is a 600 mAh li-ion battery
Beyond the battery and maybe the USB-C connector, i'm not sure what else is worth keeping.
I haven't tested the battery yet, but I have just the USB widget for that task!
So what did I end up with, well:
a) An interesting story
b) An interesting sensory experience from the smell
c) A genuine ~600 mAh li-ion cell
Perhaps I'll use the pcb as a usb-c power source board...
So what did I end up with, well:
a) An interesting story
b) An interesting sensory experience from the smell
c) A genuine ~600 mAh li-ion cell
Perhaps I'll use the pcb as a usb-c power source board...
lol That's pretty impressive!
Even though this isn't my thing, if this get someone into electronics I think that is totally awesome! It would seem there is a DIY vape community
I think that is awesome!
I've never put a project in a novelty mint tin, I'll have to add that to the todo list... perhaps a power supply in a
! Was that by chance or by design, that really neat!
BeagleBone Announced in the end of October 2011, the BeagleBone is a barebone development board. It can fit inside an Altoids tin.[32] The BeagleBone was initially priced at US$89
