I was thinking if the internal fuse went. lets say the PSU had a surge, wouldnt the internal fuse blow? And wouldnt I then have to change it? Or is the internal fuse different?
The internal fuse (as far as I know at least) requires me to solder on the new fuse, which is kind of hard with my cheap soldering-iron. But there should be no issue in using the internal PSU for this? As for me, my PSU's 5v standby is a little bit unreliable, so I would prefer to use a standalone r...
So, I have a tiny project which consists of a Pi and an arduino being in a Pc-case, controlling some lights, giving some feedback on the computer, giving me a WebUI for turning off the machine (should I wish). Now, to power these devices I thought about using the internal ATX PSU of the machine. The...
The NoIR is another camera module for the Pi, it takes (as the name suggests) images without IR, I personally have no use for it, but it would be really fun to mess around with. Then I will steal some of it, I am also trying to make a small GUI and some settings and such, to make it less of a script...
Thanks! I can see that your code is created for a slightly different purpose though, mine is created more for people who want to monitor an area with changes and the date, while yours is a lot easier to use for just creating a timelapse. Although I must say I do like the solutions in the code, and t...
So I were bored today, and created a small bit of code that purely acts as a python script for doing timelapses. It is not all that great, I know, but I thought I would share it. Please tell me if you see something unneeded in my code, and feel free to use the code if you feel like it, the code shou...