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Fluke 80T-150 Revival

I don’t often have to measure temperatures. That’s why I have neglected my Fluke 80T-150 temperature to voltage converters for such a long time. I took some time to get them back to life again, so they are on standby now, should I want to measure temperatures again soon.

Ikea Striberg Delay Timer

Buying a ready made device doesn’t always guarantee that it is fit for purpose. We’ve bought an Ikea wardrobe LED strip, with sensor. It appeared that it needed some electronic tinkering to make it do what we want, light the wardrobe when we’re standing in front of it.

Friendlyarm NASDock V1.2

After the Amazon Unlimited storage fiasco I was still in need of cheap offsite storage for my backups. The Friendlyarm NASDock V1.2 excels in that field. It is dirt cheap and can handle large capacity disks.
It is also possible to turn it into a fully featured NAS.

Mooshimeter review

It’s been a while since I’ve written a review. I guess I it’s because I don’t come across too many novelties lately.
The Mooshimeter is such a novelty. It’s a digital multimeter, without a display. At first this sounds counter productive, because what’s the use of a multimeter without a display? Not to worry though, because the Mooshimeter can do everything a normal multimeter can, and much, much more.
Here’s my review of my Mooshimeter.

SB-Assembler Version 3.02.01 released

Since the end of 2016 the third generation of my SB-Assembler is now cross platform and runs equally well on Linux, OSx and Windows machines. It is a macro cross assembler which supports an ever growing number of micro processor and micro controller families.

I hope you enjoy programming in assembly with this tool as much as I do. And I'd love to hear from you and your projects.

SB-Assembler

The SB-Assembler is a free cross-assembler, which can be used to create programs for a large variety of micro processors and micro controllers. Version 3 of the SB-Assembler runs on any computer which is capable of running at least Python 2.4.

Knowledge base

Here you'll find a collection of information on several topics. At first it was designed for my own reference, but some of the topics in here appear to be very popular, especially the information on IR Remote Control.

My Projects

This is where you'll find the some of my electronics projects. Feel free to browse them for some ideas or use the projects as they are if you think they are useful to you.

Raspberry Pi

I love the Raspberry Pi, I tend to use them for more and more projects. Therefore I think the Raspberry Pi has deserved itself a place on my front page, as well as in the Projects area.

Software section

I have also done many software projects. Some of them can be found here. All software projects are free to download.

Repair and other tips

Here's another little corner on my website. This is where you can find some tips on repairing electronic circuits. It is also home to some general tips and tricks I find useful during my electronics adventures.
And remember, if you can't fix it with a hammer, you'll need a bigger hammer.