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A bit of mechanical reverse engineering for the next iteration of the Bluetooth #MiniDisc project...
github.com/formatc1702/bluet…
How I added built-in Bluetooth to my Minidisc player 💽❤️📶
github.com/formatc1702/bluet…
@MiniDisc_wiki
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My MiniDisc player now has built-in Bluetooth, for streaming to AirPods Pro... time to blast some Linkin Park like it's 2001, but without wires🤘
How to improve this circuit? Generates single 3~4s pulse after being powered on (3.3V). Can't get any bigger in size, should discharge cap. immediately after shutdown so pulse length is consistent every time (even after short power-down time), and ideally use LM393 as well. Go!
Does anybody in Berlin have a Pololu U1V11F3 boost converter (or similar tiny converter, 3.3V out) lying around that I could pick up super-short-notice? 🤖
On the question: "Do I really need to provide a manufacturing drawing, or is a CAD model enough?"
Here's a 1D example of why in some cases, having a drawing *does* matter.
Based on a conversation with @timonsku
xitter.cf/timonsku/status/133209…
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The whole thing gets more complicated if you add additional requirements. Hole diameter tolerance, hole roundness, straightness of the bar... not to mention extending the example to 2D and 3D!














