Steve Gardner

Electronics and Software Engineer

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What does @producer_ai know about LEDs and Soldering equipment?

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@producer_ai

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Thanks @PCBWayOfficial for all your support this year! Amazing efforts @SGirl0311

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Lots of RGB LEDs and some 3D printed parts from @PCBWayOfficial for a new Christmas project! @SGirl0311 https://t.co/54LKRlfGCO

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Pretty sure this should adequately alert someone there is a fault occurring.

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@IanSJohnston The amazing thing about engineers is their ability to fill a space 😂😭

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@IanSJohnston How many hours do you think the element had on it? I've not replaced any yet

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@jwflame I don't think I've ever seen one burnt up though

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@IanSJohnston Opera or Vivaldi ftw!

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@PCBWayOfficial Solderking SAC305 paste

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@PCBWayOfficial now offering full-colour silkscreen! I will test this out with some new PCBs soon!

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@NewAgeDerpDerp @sc101_101 @NickGibbs This is a Volkswagen

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So many variable loads have a really poor or cryptic user interface. I've had my eye on the @Aim_TTi LD400 for a while, but finally got one - so much easier to use. It'll sit alongside my various other TTI gear 👌

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@rasteri @mikelectricstuf Fluidic chip

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@mikelectricstuf Having a tidy up?

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@eevblog Looks like it happened again just now!

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@LiveOverflow Hacked again??

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@FrozenElecBlog @mikelectricstuf I imagine there's less use now PCBs are so cheap. I used to build everything on prototype board, but haven't for years

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@IanSJohnston Wrong green used in the thumbnail! It's an InGaN LED, made using a similar technique to the blue LEDs, rather than AlGaInP which was used at the time...