I've built a few. They are a lot of fun but can be finicky depending on what parts you use. Nice looking setup so far!Quote:
Originally Posted by fright88
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I've built a few. They are a lot of fun but can be finicky depending on what parts you use. Nice looking setup so far!Quote:
Originally Posted by fright88
Yeah both of the parts kits are stock for now but I will probably end up making changes once I see how it runs as it is. Missing parts sights and shooting are at the top of the list for now though
Bought PDE book at a thrift store for under $2. Refresh my mind, and sell it on ebay/amzn for profit.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=9780486141879&ref=nb_sb_noss
https://i.imgur.com/MUpzYLO.jpg?1
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That's the only IOT I let into my house. I require no internet connection and everyone can trust the safety because I build/code each one. The original boards are a dime a dozen at about $4.50 each. (NodeMCU)
What is it?
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got these from a coworker that has a fab shop he is working on building. not sure if the cost was normal or good buddy price, but are the cheapest ornimants in town he also makes signs on his cnc
If they are $4.50 each, they are not a dime a dozen. They are in fact 540 dimes a dozen.Quote:
Originally Posted by OxArt
Really want to play with those. Too many tasks to finish first.Quote:
Originally Posted by OxArt
Can't take credit for the quote: "The 'S' in IoT stands for 'Security'."
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An FW4B, plus pfsense and finally a UnFi AP AC Lite should give me a home router and WiFi setup that I don't have to upgrade for a long, long time.
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