You all need to try these – so damn easy, so damn #embedded! I’ve actually ordered stock too – whenever the hell it arrives. I am super curious what they are defining as a ‘RISC-V… Read More »LuckFox Pico – Easiest eSBC Yet?
I was really hoping that like the Duo, this just worked out the box. Alas, I was wrong. It took me a hot minute, and using the CP2104 link on the debug pins to see… Read More »Milk-V Mars
No words. Just fkn watch it – this was some of THE BEST egg fried rice I’ve ever tasted. Featuring BBQ. That worked bloody well too and took under 10 mins not inc chopping ingredients… Read More »The egg fried rice TURNED OUT AMAZING
Short and sweet here, but; Link if you want to click for a new tab: https://youtu.be/ZNq4HA6xMpc Else Inline
And it was not bad at all! It was a cast iron fry pan, NOT A WOK, and I had some bacon fat left. I used basmati rice, as it was what I had, and… Read More »I cooked rice in cast iron…
A very solid competitor to Raspberry Pi! Specifications: It just REALLY struggled to run the UI with only 512MB of RAM, definitely worth getting the 1GB module. Here’s my review video inline: Or click the… Read More »MangoPi MQ-Pro
Yep, I made it myself, and it works! WATCH THE VIDEO HERE NOW <3 And of course, a huge thanks to PCBWay for sponsoring this part of the project, it really helped. Long story short,… Read More »My $6 ESP32-C3 (RISC-V) DevBoard
I cannot actually believe it works so well, and I’ve sold some now over on my shop! This is actually part four, if you’ve not been following along 💔 Part 1: https://youtu.be/09fXFM8LErwPart 2: https://youtu.be/0jiOypQvOzUPart 3:… Read More »That $6 board works! My self-made RISC-V IoT module!
So I heard about these all over Reddit, and just HAD to try them out. Video link here if you want to jump straight to the action! The specs are awesome though; So I wired… Read More »Milk-V Duo – The new $9 eSBC
It took a LOT of troubleshooting, and I hit so many dang blockers that I abandoned the project for a number of months. Finally needing to use these in April this year, I got back… Read More »My DIY ESP32 DevBoards Work