Tonight we learned about relays, 555 timers, op-amps, diodes in circuits.
Posted on Tuesday, Apr 14th, 2015
By my quick count at least 17 were in attendance, to learn about oscilloscopes. I learned about PMW pins on the arduino. I learned how they can help give more life and torque to my robotics. We learned how the oscilloscopes differ from multimeters.
Posted on Wednesday, Apr 1st, 2015
Thanks to Alix for her class on Sunday, March 29 on Silk Dyed Eggs! What lovely patterns from thrift-store silk neckties.
Posted on Thursday, Mar 26th, 2015
On February the 27, Nine Network visited Arch Reactor and aired a publication on March 25th. Below is the video.
- "A visit to the Arch Reactor Hackerspace, a workshop on South Jefferson for technology enthusiasts, inventors, and tinkerers. Many say this is the kind of place needed by cities that want to nurture an innovative culture and economy."
- "Griffin 3D is a local startup that making desktop 3D printers in South St. Louis. Its two partners met at the Arch Reactor Hackerspace."
Posted on Tuesday, Mar 24th, 2015
Diane S. lead us in the creation of the eggs along with her friend Jen.
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