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About Mariete's Blog:
In this Blog you will find useful and fun information about the things I'm passionate about, and which, I imagine (since you're here), you are too. My motto is "not a day without tinkering". and I try to stick to it. It may not be every day that I set out to solder an electronic project, or to program, but rare is the day that I don't search for information and spend some time learning, while I think about what can i do next.
Guide to Low-CO2 Gadgets: Deep Sleep and Battery Life
CO2 Gadget Installation Guide: Web Installer, Binaries and Compilation
Gadget’s BLE CO₂ Guide: MyAmbiance, BTHome and Real-Time Data
Guide to Sensors Compatible with CO2 Gadget: CO2, PM and Environmental Sensors
CO2 Gadget MQTT Guide: Home Assistant, Alarms and Remote Commands
CO2 Gadget WiFi Guide: Connection, Website and API
Real Solar Panel Power: Are AliExpress Sellers Misleading Us?
Low-Power Solar Panels: MPPT is the Secret to Running Your ESP32 on Just 1W
Controlling the electronic load with MOSFETs with an ESP32 - Basics
ESP32 Relay Board x8
CO2 meters with Arduino, ESP8266, ESP32, etc.
CO2 measurement has become very important to me and to the users of the blog.
Here you will find lots of useful informationif you want to build a CO2 meter.
Tutorials for building CO meters, CO2 sensor comparisons, sensor analysis, unboxings of commercial CO2 meters, schematics, options, etc.
Projects with ESP8266, ESP32 and Arduino boards
From how to start with the Arduino IDE download and installationthrough how to program an Arduinoto its pinout (what each pin or "leg" is for).
You will find articles on the differences between an Arduino Uno and an Arduino Nano and when to use each board or tutorials on how to write Arduino programs, called Sketches. Of course, all in English (although there is an automatic translation into English).
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RC Model Aircraft (Radio Control)
I love the radio-controlled aeromodelling. I've been practising it for more years than you'd think and I have flown planes, drones and helicoptersboth electric and glow or petrol (i.e., electric, glow or petrol), explosion engine). I love the FPVespecially if it is Long Range (Great Reach), and above all, caching.
Don't stop subscribing, because I have material to write a lot of very interesting articles and I plan to write them little by little.
3D printers
I am a big fan of 3D printers. I find it an amazing technology and a cross-cutting hobby because it helps me in all my other hobbies.
I started in 2014, with a P3 Steel which I built by sourcing parts from all over the world; I still have this printer, and I moved on to a Creality CR-10S (to be honest, I’m really pleased with it, even though I’ve made quite a few changes to it) and more recently a Creality K1 Max. I must say that for some things I still use the P3 Steel because I have it set to a very fine setting and it gives me excellent results.
Homemade CNC Machine (Numerical Control Milling Machine)
3D printers gave me a lot of satisfaction and whetted my appetite to build more things, and it was inevitable... the following was build a homemade CNC milling machine with Arduino (also called control milling machine numeric). Don't miss the articles I've written about it (and continue to write) because it's an amazing machine for woodworking, aluminium, plastics, making printed circuit boards and much more.
Laser engraving machines
And, yes, again one thing led to another. I started by adding a diode laser to the CNC milling machine but I quickly built myself a CNC Laser with aluminium profiles and shortly afterwards I bought a laser engraver. of CO2 It has really allowed me to do a lot of things. Of course I have done so many modifications The CO2 laser engraver already bears little resemblance to the one I bought.
Electronics
There are many other things in the world of electronics that I do, from designs, modifications, repairs, radio frequency, etc..