Ben turns an infrawave toaster oven into a solder reflow oven that can be used with PCB's.
Ben turns an infrawave toaster oven into a solder reflow oven that can be used with PCB's.
With the oven simplified, Ben goes about attaching circuitry to control the heating elements.
Aided by Chris Kraft, Ben wires up the solder reflow oven and tests it.
Ben shows how to remove the ATMEGA328-P from an Arduino and embed it in a system to save money.
about 7 hours ago
Since it takes more than 160 characters, my Xbox One thoughts: http://t.co/FjfbAzibTK
about 10 hours ago
@denistsoi Wow it's very much like the current 360. But with a HUGE heatsink and fan. They aren't taking any chances with that :)
about 12 hours ago
@muskieratboi It's 90% air holes! Who woulda thought?
about 12 hours ago
@sonicase There's a rumor of a disc-less Xbox 360 set top box also coming this year.
about 14 hours ago
I care about the controller since I intend to build new latency monitors for the new console. Rumble triggers? Maybe uses cell phone motors?
about 14 hours ago
Thanks for the X-ploded Xbox photo MS! That will make it faster for me to take apart.
