Comment on New Project: Cessna 172SP Simulator Panel by dashie

In reply to <a href="https://squeaky.tech/2020/09/07/new-project-cessna-172sp-simulator-panel/#comment-583">Marc Vancraeyenest</a>. They probably wants a DXF format file, some softwares can edit it easily. I will look at publishing my file and the source this week. I have not done anything with it yet, missing time and especially space.. but dimensions from my few researchs looks good, there is also some files for the Garmin Glass Panel version but last time I checked they seemed to not be validated yet or maybe still a WIP, will link to them anyway too.

Comment on New Project: Cessna 172SP Simulator Panel by Marc Vancraeyenest

Hi, ˜I like to build one too. My problem is CAD. I do not have any clue about designing a front panel by myself. I know that the laser cut system needs an AutoCAD file. That's all. Do you want to share your drawings on a 1:1 scale? This can be very helpful for me. I'm a retired k200 and heli pilot.

Comment on Building a Linux 5.17-rc7 kernel for sparc32 for fun by Bobby

This is excellent! Can't wait to try this on my SparcStation at the weekend . . . Thank You so much for keeping these systems alive! Have a lovely day.

Building a Linux 5.17-rc7 kernel for sparc32 for fun

Most of the files mentioned are available at: dashie/sparc32: Dashie’s various sparc32 things – sparc32 – Dashie’s gitea This git repository also contains a bootable gentoo-sparc-2005.0-20050413.tftpboot with a 2.x kernel, the rootfs contained into that tftpboot file has been extracted to gentoo-sparc-2005.0-20050413.initrd that you can use, without any kernel modules or newer busybox because of
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[FR] Notes: Freebox Bridge, IPv6 et Mikrotik

J’ai utilisé comme source ce post et je vais récapituler car j’ai du légèrement dévier. Récupération d’infos sur le mikrotik Récupérer l’IP “link-local” de votre WAN sur le mikrotik (ici ether1): Notre link-local coté Wan du Mikrotik est donc: fe80::de2c:6eff:fe43:c23a Configuration IPv6 sur la Freebox Aller ensuite dans l’interface http://mafreebox.freebox.fr puis “Paramètres de la Freebox”
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Comment on Sagem SPE5-A Telex by franck

Many thanks for this page! Thanks, thanks for the manuals! that will help me for the troubleshooting of one of mine. Franck

DIY Rolling Cart for Durst M70 photo enlarger

I don’t have space, so I can’t put the enlarger on a fixed spot so I decided to make a rolling cart. This is what I planned to do, using 2x2cm 1.5mm thickness square metal tubing: The plate would be able to be screwed onto the frame, and some small pieces would make it stay
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Sagem SPE5-A Telex

Managed to make the deal of the year with a telex, very good state and well preserved. I have managed to get some documentation about the SPE5 (non-A version), schematics seems a bit different unfortunately, but the manual about the principle of operation should be the same (all in French), I have backuped those files
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Home-notsohome lab setups

You can find a more up-to-date version of this article here: https://bench.squeaky.tech/infra/homelab/ Common management I use Ansible for most of my management tasks: setup a new host (basic users, backup user, packages, ssh config, etc.) deployment of k8s apps management of my tinc configurations update workflow for some apps packages updates etc. I also have
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New photography development hardware

I have started to get new hardware to improve my workflow, and to be honest, makes it faster and easier. That includes a Jobo CPE2 film/paper processor, a Durst Modular 70 Micro Memory color photo enlarger, a dangerous paper dryer, various trays/easel etc. JOBO CPE2 film and paper processor It’s a tempered bath with rotating
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ARP 2600: PCBs drilled, PSU working

ARP 2600: PCBs are cut, mouser order, updates

The PCBs are now cut to shape (except one missed spot) and now ready for drilling. The faders order got split in parts because backorder, one part should arrive very soon. The thonk one for the jacks will arrive soon too, and the PCB for the PSU is on its way. Missing for now are
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Comment on DIY transfert/etching PCBs at home by guigur

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DIY transfert/etching PCBs at home

For a new project I am starting I needed to do DIY PCB using the transfert and etching method. I got a ~cheap laminator off amazon (a metal one, which was more expensive than an all-plastic but it seemed more rugged and probably more able to reach 200’C), a few litters of Ferric Chloride, cheap
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Recreating the ARP 2600 synthesizer

I stumbled upon someone blog post who did reverse on the ARP 2600, made “corrected” schematics, and PCBs images to transfert/etch. From that I started the project of building an ARP 2600 and also making it a project more modern with KiCAD. The first step of getting the schematics captured is done, intensive reviews are
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Comment on New Project: Cessna 172SP Simulator Panel by Artemis Mog 🌸

<a href="https://squeaky.tech/author/dashie/" rel="ugc">@dashie</a> Oh, very cool!! Will the instruments be real physical ones, or little screens mounted behind the panel?