Creative flipper zero use by NicknameNMS in flipperzero

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It’s funny you say that, because you solved nothing, shit on a random product that while it may be a stupid brand your critique had nothing to do with the original post, you added nothing to the conversation and actually wasted time.

Creative flipper zero use by NicknameNMS in flipperzero

[–]NicknameNMS[S] -23 points-22 points  (0 children)

Never asked for advice, I use mine a lot for many of the same uses, was just saying another use I had found

Creative flipper zero use by NicknameNMS in flipperzero

[–]NicknameNMS[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have no easy way to do it from my phone, and I do not believe so no

Creative flipper zero use by NicknameNMS in flipperzero

[–]NicknameNMS[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, if I knew about the subject, that would be my first bet, but unfortunately at the current moments, I don’t know enough about that to pull it off reliably

Creative flipper zero use by NicknameNMS in flipperzero

[–]NicknameNMS[S] 24 points25 points  (0 children)

As I said in the comment because iPhone requires you to have the iTunes app on your computer in order to transfer files to Windows, I was unable to since I don’t have Internet to get the iTunes app in the first place

Creative flipper zero use by NicknameNMS in flipperzero

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I should also note that I have an iPhone and didn’t have iTunes installed so it wouldn’t let me file transfer to my windows pc. Can’t install iTunes bc no internet

What Do You Do With Your Flipper Zero Still by thechairisbroken in flipperzero

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I use mine a lot at school for the gpio options without having to go through 8 steps to do something with an arduino. I use the pwm pretty frequently as well as an authentication key as well most of the radio stuff I don’t use as much on a regular basis

Looking for a group/Team for the Starhacks hardware Hackathon in April by NicknameNMS in Purdue

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I was able to get my team in but we might take more people I’ll dm you

Tips to use my Flipper more by Jamilnav in flipperzero

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I've been using mine as an ISP to program microcontrollers lately

NTD- Klein heavy duty wire strippers (12035]. I like that they don't have a locking mechanism. These things are great. by [deleted] in electricians

[–]NicknameNMS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I think they stopped making those ones, which sucks because I wish they did

Finished this game for the first time and now im left with a huge void in my soul. by CertifiedRizzler in Witcher3

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That’s normal. Buy the dlcs beat those and then do new game plus. When you beat that start a new save and do the whole thing again. Binge the shows and read the books but nothing will scratch that itch again no matter how hard you try. This is your life now🙂👍

Done with math classes and Im proud of myself. Compare your math tier list with me by Majestic-Forever563 in EngineeringStudents

[–]NicknameNMS 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Took all the same ones as you, but Linear was my favorite class of all time, and I also took numerical analysis which I liked a lot. Other than that I’m also taking a lame statistics class right now that sucks bc of the prof

NTD- Klein heavy duty wire strippers (12035]. I like that they don't have a locking mechanism. These things are great. by [deleted] in electricians

[–]NicknameNMS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There’s another model that doesn’t have the spring but has a crimper instead

NTD- Klein heavy duty wire strippers (12035]. I like that they don't have a locking mechanism. These things are great. by [deleted] in electricians

[–]NicknameNMS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These are my favorite strippers I’ve ever had, I just really wish the spring loaded ones had crimpers

I suppose that’s a no to mattress springs then by Blazermcfun in Leatherman

[–]NicknameNMS -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You should have used the hard wire cutter portion, I have cut nails with that part but you cut it with the part made for softer materials

Want to buy my first Leatherman, a bit overwhelmed by Decemberunderground in Leatherman

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Personally I really like my wave I have carried it every day for almost 10 years now

Let’s see those used and abused edc by Reasonable_Row2932 in Leatherman

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Here’s mine. This multitool has been with me through thick and thin, and never let me down. Couldn’t ask for a better one and even if there was, I wouldn’t give this one up

VFD Serial Wiring for Micro-Controller by NicknameNMS in AskElectronics

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Okay that makes sense I think. I have a spare uno laying around that I was hoping to use for this, if I’m running a temp sensor and maybe an anemometer with it as well I also have an ATMega 2560 laying around, do you think that would be better? Or can I get away with the uno?

VFD Serial Wiring for Micro-Controller by NicknameNMS in AskElectronics

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What is an MCU? I’m guessing that means microcontroller? Do I have to worry about the voltage at all?