not here but your sending it my way.
...so a VV mod, right? Just with a different name? that’s how boost/buck works so everything that has boost/buck which is everything modern and VV...
I dunno, the stupid is strong in me right now
It is actually the Axial I was looking at. That B.....d unicorn kit is sick.
Just went back there and looked. Oh man they have lots of brass and copper. I want an old school looking brass and copper rig that is 21700 and functionally modern.
Anyway got a Axial and a Unicorn in the cart. I will sleep on it for now. Literally. Good nite folks
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what's with the purple and green?
I understand the no baby possums in the house thing now. Thing wouldn’t last 5 minutes. Squeaky treats are the best treats.
yay precision and a functional drill press! This is not a dig. My drill press is out of alignment and I ran out of brain trying to figure out how to correctly align it. I envy your straight channels. I can’t make them right now. Me and my hand-me-down 1960s equipment lol
I’m gonna guess anodized aluminum. Colors are right. Aluminum screws are just as conductive as copper (almost) but a lot cheaper. Softer though so anodizing them acts like case hardening a little. Still soft though. You can see the bite marks from the screwdriver.
No, not like VV or more common VW. Both Variable Voltage and Wattage has a controller, or regulated circuit that sets the output at a particular wattage/voltage. A boost/buck circuit takes 4 volts and boosts it to 4.5, or bucks to 3.5. PWM is full voltage, the frequency of the Duty Cycle averages that voltage down. So 4 volts with a 75% Duty Cycle is similar to 3 volts. It is still outputting at 4 volts. It’s just being turned on and off at a frequency that gives it a sum, or average of 3 volts.
(that’s the best I can explain, perhaps another whisky may help!!)
Still don't know if the baby has found a way out or is still in the house. I go through so much cat food can't tell if there's another nibbler or not.
I just got lucky and the atty tightened down to where the logo is perfectly straight forward.
That is the extra screws it came with. Thought it looked cool so I swapped them out.
It is a Minikin2 Kodama. As far as I know it is just the same as the other newer Minikin 2's. It has a touchscreen.
@bombastinator the chipset for the Minikin is GX 180-HT.
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My Kodama has a touchscreen, but it’s not the same as my V2s. They are a bit older, so I’m not sure if later ones were different or not. Also not sure if that means the chips are different. Sure seems so though. Gosh, I haven’t used those v2s in a while.
I heard the new Minikun V2's were like the Kodama. My regular V2 is old as well. The chip is quite a bit different than my Kodama.
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