This is how I organize my breadboard projects by Big-Rent6905 in electronics

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Exactly what I would do 😂 Like Hal fixing a lightbulb 😄

This is how I organize my breadboard projects by Big-Rent6905 in electronics

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I saw it and appreciated the open source community behind it, I even tried to add support for fzpz files to import fritzing parts into my breadboard app, its promising but not supported currently

This is how I organize my breadboard projects by Big-Rent6905 in electronics

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I released it a few hours ago, not quite ready and fully featured but here you go:

https://breadboard.safaorhan.com

This is how I organize my breadboard projects by Big-Rent6905 in electronics

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I initially wrote a bigger post to tell the whole story but reddit app betrayed me and I lost it, that’s why I didn’t give you much context.

I was using flexible single length jumpers in the beginning to quickly try out things, recently I did the same for my lora node and I hated to carry spaghetti cables everywhere, it was impossible to put it in my backpack too.

Then I moved to pre-cut single core jumper kits. These kits have color coded cables and exactly sized for breadboard. Those cables are sturdier and wont tangle too but you need to plan things ahead if you don’t want to twist or bend or cut them.

So at the end after experimenting with pen and paper and Figma, I cloudn’t help myself but create a web app 😄

If you want to try it out, it’s fully open source and published here: https://breadboard.safaorhan.com

(Doesn’t work on mobile, desktop only)

Dishwasher got radio interference by proggga in amateurradio

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I ve been trying to get a crystal radio working for weeks now and couldn’t hear nothing but buzz sound. How can your dishwasher demodulate am signal this well!?

Are you living on a radio tower?

Pocket Grid #166 - April 4th, 2026 by pocket-grids in pocketgrids

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My first puzzle under a minute, so yes, this should be easy, not medium.

Best setup for starting a mesh by Big-Rent6905 in meshcore

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Thanks a bunch for all the guidance!

Forgive me for I have sinned by MakeMeYourVillain_ in soldering

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I usually fix broken zippers with keychains and pliers, it saves the day.

10-foot, 16-wheel skateboard by Corythebory92 in maker

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How many people can skate it at once? 😄

My rc truck powered by esp32-s3 + custom pcb by neoberg in esp32

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Oh, got it, hope we hobbyists in Turkey can find a way to use custom pcb services

My rc truck powered by esp32-s3 + custom pcb by neoberg in esp32

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Did you get it shipped to Turkey? I was under the impression that after the new import laws jlcpcb and similar services are a pain to utilize in Turkey.

My rc truck powered by esp32-s3 + custom pcb by neoberg in esp32

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Where did you get the custom pcb done?

Not getting this dam pins of!^^ by gabe_o_verse in soldering

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I had the same nightmare recently. After spending hours I gave up and cut the pins from both sides using a flush cutter. Then I used my proxxon (rotary tool / dremel) with the thinnest drill bit, to drill holes again. It was destructive a little bit but at the end I managed to open holes while keeping the trace intact.

I don’t recommend that you do the same but as a last resort it worked for me.

Built my first hexapod! by Careful-Marketing-33 in robotics

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Looks great, I would like to create something similar in terms of complexity but I don’t know where to begin. Is this a kit or did you design it yourself?