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Plants 2020
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Plants 2020 About The Author Troy is a professional Artist, Photographer, Videographer, Musician and Creator with a love for arts, electronics, coding, traveling, taking photos and creating internet content. He is also the founder of CameraLoops.com View full article
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Goal Zero Sherpa 100PD GOAL ZERO power bank, Tear down The Goal Zero Sherpa 100PD GOAL ZERO power bank has 8 18650 batteries Photos below About The Author Troy is a professional Artist, Photographer, Videographer, Musician and Creator with a love for arts, traveling, taking photos and creating internet content. He is also the founder of CameraLoops.com View fu…
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The Lifepowr A3 MacBook pro power bank tear down The Lifepowr A3 MacBook pro power bank specifications are listed as a 27000mah power bank with a USB-C output at 87watts. After receiving a Lifepowr A3 MacBook pro power bank, I opened it up to see what's inside. There are 8 Samsung INR18650-35E, 18650 batteries combined, which equals to 28000mah output. The INR18650-35E specs are Official specifications: Nominal capacity: 3500mAh Minimum capacity: 3350mAh Nominal voltage: 3,6V - 3,7V Charging voltage: 4,2V Discharge current: 8A Maximum discharge current: 13A Charge current: 0,6C 2000mA Discharge…
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Creating a Brass hinges for a Constantine lighter Movie size The first hinges on my lighter broke, it was thin and not strong enough. This time around I thought I'll create a much thicker hinge from a bit of bass bar. The best way to create the hinges would be to use a CNC milling machine which would need to be program and tested. I chose to create the hinge from the eye with a Dremel tool. I started off by tapping bigger threads for bigger screws. The brass bar I used to create the hinge. Measured and cut the bit I will use. Measured and mark both sides of the brass metal h…
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Macro photography in the garden with Olympus 60mm f2.8 Macro lens, GH5 The warm London weather is late this year.Last year at this time it was nice and hot. Nonetheless A bit of macro in the garden, snapping up all the insects who're on a Friday's evening lounging is always a great treat. A photo of a Dragon fly relaxing on a bit of Ivy leaf. Before and after filter from Apple photo app. View full article
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Old Build Hexa-Copter (aka Drone) 2011 Some time ago back in 2011 long before domestic drone were popular and could’nt be bought ready-made off the shelves, I created this hexacopter. It was based on electronic parts sourced from Germany. The copter frame I designed using AutoCAD, then fabricated it from carbon fibre material using my trusty little homemade CNC machine. I gave the copter the name “TROY” Troy the Trojan, as in the very unpredictable free-spirited one. This was probably my 10th build. I had gained a lot of experienc…
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