Week 695 - Bike Transmitter

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Sep 30, 2024, 8:08:14 AM9/30/24
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Each week we'll endeavour to publish some details of the interesting things that members of DoES Liverpool have been up to over the past seven days. You can find out a bit more about them in our introductory post.
And remember, if you're involved with DoES Liverpool at all, let us know what you get up to so we can include it here!
New Boost Members Starting 1st October
You can find out more about our October start Boost members Sahra and Sam from our recent post here.
Things of Note
  • Adrian McEwen:Back on designing the audio level shifter board for my bike transmitter.Moved up to @FreeCAD v1.0 and it really feels like a proper release.
    The inclusion of the assembly workbench is great (this is an assembly of a step file from @kicad and two bodies); and lots of little improvements in the sketcher make it much smoother to use.
    Render of a circuit board inside a rectangular case. There are two headphone sockets and a potentiometer on the PCB and they're poking through one side of the case. The case has a top and bottom half, and the top half is shown as transparent so the components inside are visible
Coming Up in the Next Week
Monday 30 September, 6:00pm-8:00pm 7pm-9pm Socialist Alternative discussion group
Tuesday 01 October, 5:30pm-8:30pm Hack the Space Evening
Tuesday 01 October, 6:00pm-8:00pm Liverpool Revolutionary Communist Party
Wednesday 02 October, 6:00pm-8:00pm Liverpool Linux User Group
Thursday 03 October, 6:00pm-8:30pm Maker Night
Our free weekly evening meeting where you can find out about our space and all the making equipment in it, get a laser cutter or CNC embroidery machine induction, and work on projects from physical computing and electronics to 3d printing, routing and sewing. Just pay for materials used.
Thursday 03 October, 6:00pm-10:00pm LivNUG (Liverpool Nix/NixOS User Group)
Somebody Should
The DoES Liverpool to-do list is stored in the issues of our Somebody Should repository on github. Head over there if there's something you'd like to report, or if you want to help out fixing things.
Issue counts: 413 open, 1536 closed
3 new issues:
6 issues closed:

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