Spoiler: No explosions, smoke or fire. sorry didnt turned out as expected. The only thing thats better than trowing away, is ripping it apart.
Correction: The negative electrode (aluminium) has a graphite coating, the positive one (copper) has lithium iron oxide coating. the sepperation layer is a special polymer electrolyte.
maybe the lipo must be charged to catch fire or it just didnt had enough lithium left inside. the cells had a voltage of 2.1V 2V and 0.9V after forgetting them in the drone. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HO4VVykDZRU
i still need to build a enclosure, when milling metal those chips go everywhere. its 340x320x100mm with a 1.5kw spindle and closed-loop steppermotors.
using a 1/8" 90° engraving bit
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byKxKo4NLfE
6 Hours in 6 mins
Just a quick test with my cheapo action cam (F60B) having a powerbank attached to it.
seems to look nice qualitywise. unfourtainly no animal visited this site, even with cat food spread everywhere.
more timelapses coming (soon) unless someone steals my camera
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8tNlZWK4xI
it was a fanatec speedster 3 fully analog, but with ps2 adapter for pc the pedals was digital.. so i bought an leonardo (arduino) and replaced the internal controller with it. leojoy (outdated but still works) i used for USB directInput. it acts as a normal controller when plugged into a windows pc
code must be written individually, mine is different than yours, wiring, values etc..
google for leojoy hid arduino, theres a library someone wrote which i cant find the download link anymore.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJX346sB5Ao
A 3d printed solenoid four cylinder engine.
the plastic parts where printed in gone go, no assembly required except putting the modules (each cylinder is its own module) together and attaching the solenoid to the piston rod.
its printed in PLA and lubricated with titanium grease. in tests it ran for 2 hours straight and i couldnt notice any wear. so no bearings necessary.
its using a magnetic absolute angular encoder made from two linear hall sensors, one 90° rotated. their voltage is fed into an arduino and converted from Sine & Cosine to Radians to Degrees, where i pick my cylinder firing order and timing from. by varying the sensors position and rotation i can modify it on the fly. but later i keep it in code no more fiddling.
earlier timing means more speed, later timing more torque and loud knocking.
everything is still WIP, the flywheel is just stuck on there with no supports.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gk8dgeXRbNU
the buck switching ic was faulty
works now as intended
i re upped this video due to some mistakes in editing...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hH4nP_LZf9c
i reuploaded this to fix the Sound issue.
jon doe is a motherfucker
Im making a 60V 2800W powersupply in this series for the DPS5015 Module(s). Im just using one which gives me 750W of regulated power. But there may be more applications for this.
In this video i show you how to insulate them from each other to not short circuit them over the grounding wire. This is very important. dont cut the grounding wire because lazy, this can be dangerous. This method is safe.
The next video will be calibrating and wiring up. I need to wait for the DPS module to arrive for that.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gm1dubcuErI