Something I found that could be really helpful from grathio.com.
“About once a month I see an article about some ambitious maker who’s project created an alarm at airport security. Most makers who travel with homemade electronics and other prototypes have a fear that their innocuous project wil catapult them to the front page as a threat to national security. While these news reports make up a good list of how to travel with bespoke electronics, but what I really want to collect is information on how to avoid getting into these situations to begin with.”
I am finally getting around to posting some pictures of the first Security Robot. I am posting as much detail as possible as I find other blogs don't post enough for people who want to get ideas and build something similar.For the videos I used my phone via a webpage…
Where I live there isn't any electronics stores, any "real" ones anyway. There Radio Shack and then about an hour away is Fry's Electronics. Both don't have much as far as components and actually have noticed Radio Shack has more than Fry's for components.Last Friday I was talking to a co-worker about the…
After ordering the Renesas RX62N promotional development board I came across this daughterboard in the comments on Dangerous Prototypes. It can be found here, Future Electronics, for just a penny! The limit is four so I bought two. This way I can have two projects and easily swap them out. What those projects will be?…
