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why is no one selling thsese..

Where Ill get this pulse generator

This is a breath of fresh air. My question is always “am I going to have fun playing it?” That’s all!

Нифига ты крутой А как ты это сделал???

That's a must have ❤👍👍👍

I think you can do this with the flipper zero as of last night new update momentum firmware update i think if so can you make video on how to use it

Great info, so many "un Box vids"😖 I have a Dev kit, not having much success on some LF cards "move card around" did that . . same issues for cable or App ?? Q. the mfc_default_keys.dic, which folder did you dump it in "chameleonultragui" thanks

I want one 💀

No one should be using Mifare Classic NFC tags. They've been broken for 10+ years...

script kiddie

Very nice quality and work. The only problem seems to be the heavy artifacts from color grading an 8-bit footage.

Which app do u use on your phone?

501th subscriber less goo🎉🎉🎉 BTW nice video!

r/masterhacker

hackaday.io/project/195587-blackberrypi-handheld

Obviously this thing isn’t as versatile as a Flipper, but it’s so much cheaper, and does one thing really well! Does anyone have suggestions for a similar device for RF hacking?

Will this work on my new BF-17H?

Can you rush hash cat on it ?

Is it work on Steam Deck Oled?

Now thats fucking cool!

Do you have the gerbers and the bom you used to produce this? I tried to generate my own for ordering through JLCPcb but many of the parts were missing such as the molex connector and the headphone jack

My hero. Seriously the coolest thing I have seen in years.

It's good to see an actual honest review for once. Too many people try to rate something by comparing it to some other thing and not on its own merit. I'm the same in that I really don't care about fps until it gets choppy. People complain about 40 fps in games and don't even realize that most TV shows are only filmed in 24 fps.

Nice into video - Did you ever manage to complete this project and generate any usable power with your steam engine setup?

Check out the Tangara project here - cooltech.zone/tangara/ And thanks to PCBWay for sponsoring this project - pcbway.com Stay tuned for more on this build!

Thank you so much for an honest review. I too only own a Steam Deck for games and just want to play them not analyze fps or other stuff. Having a real life user's opinion means I can actually go any buy this now. Thanks again.

does it work with BF-F8hp?

Yeah I'm enjoying it, frame rate drops a bit in cities but not too bad

Honestly as long as the game looks and runs fine, im alright with it, I never watch fps. Almost every single game i have thrown at the deck ha worked great. sure battery life is not that good, but if your always near a plug, just plug it in, its like a gaming laptop in that aspect. Great video. Nice to see someone not bashing a game just because a couple fps drops, and yeah to us casual gamers, who cares if they drop a couple numbers? as long as the game is playable and enjoyable, that is all that matters.

Watched 3 other Videos before this one and i was almost sad, that i looked forward playing starfield in my Steam Deck. But now: faith restored! Thank you!!! Great Video! ❤

Nice video! Can you provide the specs on the stepper motor?

Hi Taylor, just a question - where did you get those parameters 2-80V about your buck/boost converter? I was searching for the same and all the same-looking that I found are max. for 40V. They look absolutely same from both sides of PCB. Are you sure with this range? Can you provide me a link for these converters, please? Thank you very much! Marek

Still any chance of getting one of these or the code and schematic? Im still willing to buy from you as i dont have the ability or time to figure it out...... 🙏

That is kick ass, looks great!

So does it run good?

I'm really impressed with the quality of footage from this CinePi Raspberry Pi Cinema Camera. It's amazing what you can do with a Raspberry Pi! 🎥 The colors are really vibrant and the image quality is sharp. I'm also impressed with the dynamic range of the camera. It can handle a wide range of lighting conditions without blowing out the highlights or losing detail in the shadows. ⛅️ I'm definitely interested in learning more about this camera. I think it could be a great option for budget-conscious filmmakers and hobbyists. 🎬 Great job, Taylor! 👍

What was the total cost to put this together?

Got some weird lens artifacts but def. not bad

Can you send me this please

Great review but are we not gonna talk about that aim…

This is great!!! Can i put kali linux on sd card and boot from it?

Outstanding. A no nonsense, honest and genuinely useful review that tells me all I need to know. Top work.

i used to play on xbox series x, and i perfer my steam deck coz am alway out the door, i agree with ya

So Cool，I've been working on CinePi lately, and I was wondering if the screen you're using has an HDMI port?

Keeping it real! Nice solution. I want to move hot oil in copper pipe not under pressure. I also enjoyed your "Stepper as Generator" video too. Looking for part 2 of that video now. I am in Somerset...are you in the UK?

I'm glad you're enjoying the game! That being said, anything less than 30 FPS (with the occasional dip to the high 20's) just looks terrible to me. I don't think that's too crazy of an opinion. That being said, there was a time being able to game at all on my old laptop with integrated graphic was good enough regardless of frame rate, so I get it. As long as you're having fun that's all that matters!

I’m playing no man’s sky on the deck and it runs amazingly, I hope starfield runs the same so I can get it

whats pcbway shipping to australia like? i live in melb and ive been curious about if i ever needed their services but id like to know roughly how long i should expect to be waiting for shipping cause im kinda impatient when it comes to ordering stuff online lol

Want to see a video about one of the projects featured in this video? Vote here (no need to be a Patreon to vote!) www.patreon.com/posts/91979153

Although resin printers have their downsides... mainly just the inconvenience of working with resin and taking decent safety measure, you can get some reasonably in expensive ones these days with ok print volume and great resolution. You can even get flexible resins. if you're after detail, its a solid option.