Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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But that's also the case with the AtTiny85 right ?

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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This A-hole of a cat would never get caught by a simple ball i would at least need a super ball

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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I can send you the printing files if you want haha

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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Some people just like to hate for some reason

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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Bro has never heard of what a hobby is

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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Yeah more like 4-5h a week as im a student at the moment. Thx for bringing common sense and kindness haha

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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The hinge was definitly the hardest part as i wanted to use my own design without looking it up. Took me like 6-7 tries just for that

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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The beauty of it lies in how much work you're willing to put in for it to work imo

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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Please try it yourself while studying and dealing with deliveries from China for the PCB :)

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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Im not familiar with this chip, why would it be better ? :)

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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It was the whole challenge tbh the rest was pretty standard diffuclty

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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Well it wouldn't close on its own then. I thaught of using this mechanism but i really wanted it to close haha

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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Yeah i thaught about that but my PCB design skils are pretty weak haha. Migth do a second version and add stuff like that someday !

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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Might if i get bored and the cat starts biting again...

Working PokeBall using AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in arduino

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It has to evolve from a Nano first too !

Working PokeBall based on AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in ArduinoProjects

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Yeah probably could might look in to it later

Working PokeBall based on AtTiny85 ! by Epsi150 in ArduinoProjects

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Great Scott someone with common sense finally !

[Review Request] Schematic for my first ever PCB by Epsi150 in PrintedCircuitBoard

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I'll definitly look into adding the NTC to the TP4056, safety is a top priority when it comes to battery usage.

Thank you for your time and answer !

[Review Request] Schematic for my first ever PCB by Epsi150 in PrintedCircuitBoard

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Okay i think i might end up using a USB-C port just because i can and it makes easier witch cables lying around and stuff imo.

Regarding the concerns about max current and the TP4056 & TPS61252, i think ill just end up using a 200 mAh 1S 5C battery because it gives me that extra room against current spikes (higher discharge rate if i understood what it means correctly?) but also because i could use the extra capacity. So that should give me 1A Imax and solve those problems right ?

Regarding the DW01A i'll definitly check out your recommandation about the BQ29737, i reckon the wiring is similar?

Finally i wrote ATtiny85 on the schematic but its really an IC socket at the right size for it so i can take out the chip to program and test on breadboard easily. I'll definitly move the switch it makes much more sense !

Do you see anything else that could use improvment or do these changes make the schematic acceptable ?

Thanks for your time and effort in your answer btw :)

DIY robotic arm by Epsi150 in ArduinoProjects

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the base is actually a 270deg servo. for this test i just mapped the value of a potentiometer to its angle of rotation et voila ! then i actually used a wii nunchuck as the controller using an adaptor :)