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  1. Nadia Purge 🎵 @[email protected] ·

    Oo, oo! Look what I can do!

    I desoldered these and replaced them with new ones!

    #recdel #AudioEngineer #ElectricalEngineer #Soldering #Repair #Refurbish #Restore #VintageAudioGear #VintageAudioRepair #VintageAudio

    #recdel #audioengineer #electricalengineer #soldering #repair #refurbish
  2. Ygor @[email protected] ·

    Hi floss.social. Just moved in from fosstodon.org/@ygor

    I'm an #ElectricalEngineer from #Brazil, currently living in #France for many years. I work as a #SoftwareDeveloper, writing proprietary software for #microfluidics (I do wish I could work on #FreeSoftware for a living instead). My favorite programming language is #rustlang, but I use/have used about a dozen other languages, they're alright. I'm also a fan of #animation.

    #introduction

    #electricalengineer #brazil #france #softwaredeveloper #microfluidics #freesoftware
  3. Dr. Carlotta A. Berry, PhD @[email protected] ·

    #STEMTuesday #STEM #STEAM #HRI #HumanRobotInteraction #Robot #Robotics #RoboticsEngineer #ElectricalEngineer #ControlsEngineer #EngineeringProfessor #AcademicSky #AcademicChatter #BlackSky #EduSky #BlackEduSky #TeacherSky #NoireSTEMinist #MySTEMIsForTheStreets #BlackSTEM #WomenTEM
    youtube.com/playlist?list=PL17

    #womentem #blackstem #mystemisforthestreets #noiresteminist #teachersky #blackedusky
  4. ygor @ygor ·

    I guess I never introduced myself, so here goes:

    I'm an from , currently living in for many years. I work as a , writing proprietary software for (I do wish I could work on for a living instead). My favorite programming language is , but I use/have used about a dozen other languages, they're alright. I'm also a fan of .

    #electricalengineer #brazil #france #softwaredeveloper #microfluidics #freesoftware
  5. Krutonium:// @[email protected] ·

    Thinking over modding my ~1998 Microsoft Sidewinder Precision Force Feedback Steering wheel. Back in the day (~10 years ago) someone showed how to make it go up to around 900 degrees. (See below why only 900)

    Problem is that there is from what I can tell, 7 sets of wires that go to buttons inside the wheel, like face buttons, and at 900 degrees you're putting a ton of stress on them.

    So I'm reaching out into the world and asking all of you: How would you solve this?

    #hardware #hacking #hardwarehacks #modding #electricalengineer I guess maybe? #help #electronics #retro

    #hardware #hacking #hardwarehacks #modding #electricalengineer #help