offtherails2010

OMG this looks AMAZING - Well Done & thanks for sharing, your ingenuity is AWESOME & your PCB Etching is just GORGEOUSLY BEAUTIFUL !!!!CANT BELIEVE i didnt find this before !!!Seriously, this is a greatest inspiration for me, something to dig my teeth into, but i only have a raspberry pi Zero NON WIFI, NO BLUETOOTH, v1.3SO i hope that will have enough processing power to deal with this project !i know this is an old project, but i wish and hope you see this comment because you are BRILLIENT !!!!!!! A VERY intelligent and sharp mind, all made from scratch, very impressive, Please please PLEASE do keep up the great project sharing for us poor people and financially-challenged folk who cant afford much in way of collecting parts lolThank You Once More, this is EXACTLY what the worl…

OMG this looks AMAZING - Well Done & thanks for sharing, your ingenuity is AWESOME & your PCB Etching is just GORGEOUSLY BEAUTIFUL !!!!CANT BELIEVE i didnt find this before !!!Seriously, this is a greatest inspiration for me, something to dig my teeth into, but i only have a raspberry pi Zero NON WIFI, NO BLUETOOTH, v1.3SO i hope that will have enough processing power to deal with this project !i know this is an old project, but i wish and hope you see this comment because you are BRILLIENT !!!!!!! A VERY intelligent and sharp mind, all made from scratch, very impressive, Please please PLEASE do keep up the great project sharing for us poor people and financially-challenged folk who cant afford much in way of collecting parts lolThank You Once More, this is EXACTLY what the world needs, bright people making sustainable responsible energy collection idea's and sharing the schematics freely without charge or even if you put together some kits at reasonable prices, that would also be really great, put up on Ebay or Etsy or Tindie !Keep inspiring us with your awesomeness !!!!!

Juliuspichi YOU ARE AWESOME !!!! THANK YOU LOADS !!!MAJOR THANKS to EvanKale too, ive been meaning to convert an RF mouse to a bluetooth one, this is a good start in the right direction !!Thanks ever so much once again chaps !

this is awesome ! thanks loads for the inspiration as ive a pi zero non wifi and just wanted an easier way of just updating it to get it going !well done and thanks for the insight into how to get the zero to share the main computer internet connection with the linux based code, many many thanks !!

well done, thanks for the tutorial, this is fantastic ! much appreciated !

OMG THIS IS AWESOME !!!i'm really grateful for this info, its going to help me design a similar board, like im wanting the 10-led's for status of charge, havent looked to see if youve already made that version yet, but nevertheless, this is an EPIC-EXPERT-LEVEL piece of awesomeness !!!!As i sit here in awe, i sincerely hope you keep up this very inspiring work on open source boards and the use of CadSoft's Eagle for tinkering with, without people like you the world just wouldnt ADVANCE !Once again, thanks loads man, totally hats off to ya !

Good day to you Antzy !WOW - Totally blown me away with this super awesome and very inspiring project, thanks loads for sharing it and making it be open source too !i also humbly agree with OculumForamen by means of making a batch of PCB's of this (Elecrow.com and/or JLCPCB.com, the first website ive only ever used and is quite good on the shipping fee's for professionally made batch PCB's, Panelised & V-Groove cut, i think roughly you could get 4 PCB's per 50mmx50mm PCB of their smallest size) and putting together components for making kits, but if you could quickly change the Licence to include 'Non-Commercial' too, then this would prevent others from capitalising on your hard work, but you would be the only one legally allowed to sell this project as its been 100% made by you thus …

Good day to you Antzy !WOW - Totally blown me away with this super awesome and very inspiring project, thanks loads for sharing it and making it be open source too !i also humbly agree with OculumForamen by means of making a batch of PCB's of this (Elecrow.com and/or JLCPCB.com, the first website ive only ever used and is quite good on the shipping fee's for professionally made batch PCB's, Panelised & V-Groove cut, i think roughly you could get 4 PCB's per 50mmx50mm PCB of their smallest size) and putting together components for making kits, but if you could quickly change the Licence to include 'Non-Commercial' too, then this would prevent others from capitalising on your hard work, but you would be the only one legally allowed to sell this project as its been 100% made by you thus you hold the licence to it and this lets only YOU sell it.Selling it on Ebay and places like Tindie.com can also take the daunting headache out of such things as Paypal is just awesome these days for seemless and hassle free funding direct to your bank account etcOtherwise there are cold hearted unscrupelous folks out there who wouldnt hesitate to cash in the coinage from an awesome project & the amount of hard work youve put into it without even saying a thank you to the author.Looking forward to making this for myself too, also as i have the exact same CNC Mill youve used, could i please ask how you milled the PCB, like with which software/s and would you be willing to share the .nc milling files too by any chance ?thanks in advance, that would just be the icing on the cake if you could share the milling files too, but no worries if not, youve done an amazing job of all of this thus far and im just grateful that i stumbled upon it to be able to make it for myself haha !Once again, thanks for sharing and please do keep up the mighty-inspiring work, youve totally got me dusting off my electronics supplies to get making and tinkering once again - well appreciated man !!!!!

Awesome Project !Thanks for sharing and making this open~source, being such really helps so many more people in the world, those with low income budgets & those who have a need for such devices but dont have the opportunity in their own country to obtain such technology !i want to make a similar device, a peristaltic pump but a forearm-wearable & battery operated medicine delivery system so it can be portable/NOT Mains Powered but will have the feature to be mains adapter pluggable & be able to administer upto 2 different medicines at the same time or at different times for those who need a daily dose !When ive collected enough parts, i will also be keeping my design open source too :)Also @ NataliaT;A good way to share 3D Designs is to upload them to places like Thingiverse.c…

Awesome Project !Thanks for sharing and making this open~source, being such really helps so many more people in the world, those with low income budgets & those who have a need for such devices but dont have the opportunity in their own country to obtain such technology !i want to make a similar device, a peristaltic pump but a forearm-wearable & battery operated medicine delivery system so it can be portable/NOT Mains Powered but will have the feature to be mains adapter pluggable & be able to administer upto 2 different medicines at the same time or at different times for those who need a daily dose !When ive collected enough parts, i will also be keeping my design open source too :)Also @ NataliaT;A good way to share 3D Designs is to upload them to places like Thingiverse.com, like the example page below which is my own humble projects pagehttps://www.thingiverse.com/offtherails2010/aboutOr i think these files can also be uploaded to instructables.com too, but im not 100% sure on that !Keep up the inspiring projects to all and thanks again for sharing this awesome information !

A Beautiful Design, Well Done !!VERY Good instructions and calibration tutorial, you are awesome !!

THIS IS GORGEOUS !!how could i have missed this since 2015 LOL !!Well done and FANTASTIC write up with keeping things open source following the Arduino way !Totally hats off to ya !PS - TWO ARDUINO's !!! OMG - Arduino-GOD lol

I know this is a year old but it will hopefully help someone as well as you,found this online AI1 to AI2 converter;http://convert.appinventor.mit.edu/used it too, it works !Loads of thanks go to this project's author and the author of the online converter, have fun !

Good day to you - this is awesome !Thanks so much for taking the time to document all of this here and on instructables, this is exactly what i needed for ages !!!Well done - beautiful job on the home made boards too !!

Good day to you !OMG this is BEAUTIFULLY GORGEOUS !!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Thanks so much for, 1- Keeping this project open-source and providing your PCB too, and2- taking the massive amount of time to document every step, this is truly amazing and an awesome gadget that promotes 'keeping fit' lol with an everyday-use gadget when one is no where near a plug socket - OR on a Desert-Island lolWell Done !oh by the way, what software did you use for making the PCB ??I'm too old to learn new tricks, lol, so i only use CadSoft-Eagle for all my PCB Creations, it has a massive community behind it and likely that whatever part you wanna use, someone has documented it for us to download for free lolOnce again, thanks for an amazing project…

Good day to you !OMG this is BEAUTIFULLY GORGEOUS !!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Thanks so much for, 1- Keeping this project open-source and providing your PCB too, and2- taking the massive amount of time to document every step, this is truly amazing and an awesome gadget that promotes 'keeping fit' lol with an everyday-use gadget when one is no where near a plug socket - OR on a Desert-Island lolWell Done !oh by the way, what software did you use for making the PCB ??I'm too old to learn new tricks, lol, so i only use CadSoft-Eagle for all my PCB Creations, it has a massive community behind it and likely that whatever part you wanna use, someone has documented it for us to download for free lolOnce again, thanks for an amazing project to sink our teeth into lol

Firstly....!!!!!!! WOW !!!!!!!This is AMAZING - Well Done !!!!!!!totally blown away man !Secondly, a tip that you could use Liquid-Electrical Tape for the roller for providing you the grip or 'PlastiDip' if youre able to acquire it, but i think liquid-electrical-tape is easier to obtain depending on which country youre in, PlastiDip i think is a UK product but has worldwide shipping and is a very VERY Good Product with a LONG Lasting shelf life, usually comes in metal tins.Truly Amazing amalgamation of tech and i just LOVE those Proximity Buttons, a very clever use for them - You are AWESOME DUDE !!!!Keep it up and thank you so very much for making your project open-source so that us mere mortals may also try to replicate your awesome work or day to day useful artwork-tool !!- Brilliant !…

Firstly....!!!!!!! WOW !!!!!!!This is AMAZING - Well Done !!!!!!!totally blown away man !Secondly, a tip that you could use Liquid-Electrical Tape for the roller for providing you the grip or 'PlastiDip' if youre able to acquire it, but i think liquid-electrical-tape is easier to obtain depending on which country youre in, PlastiDip i think is a UK product but has worldwide shipping and is a very VERY Good Product with a LONG Lasting shelf life, usually comes in metal tins.Truly Amazing amalgamation of tech and i just LOVE those Proximity Buttons, a very clever use for them - You are AWESOME DUDE !!!!Keep it up and thank you so very much for making your project open-source so that us mere mortals may also try to replicate your awesome work or day to day useful artwork-tool !!- Brilliant !!!kindest regards :)

Howdy all !Excellent tutorial, but its a damn shame the code NO LONGER WORKS...This part; DOES NOT WORK ANYMOREBut i just omitted certain parts to the below and changed to using digital pins not that that should have mattered but i wanted to use other things on the Analogs, it compiles once again but i have NOT tested it yet - still waiting for my HC-SR0 Ultrasonic Sensor to arrive in post, will update when it arrives :)#include <Ultrasonic.h>#include <LiquidCrystal.h>//Setup connection with LCD and HC-SR04LiquidCrystal lcd(12, 11, 5, 4, 3, 2);Ultrasonic ultrasonic(7,8);void setup() {lcd.begin(16, 2); //16 rows, 2 columnslcd.print("testing...");}void loop(){ lcd.clear(); lcd.setCursor(0, 0); lcd.print(" Ardumotive ;) "); // You can change this message. …

Howdy all !Excellent tutorial, but its a damn shame the code NO LONGER WORKS...This part; DOES NOT WORK ANYMOREBut i just omitted certain parts to the below and changed to using digital pins not that that should have mattered but i wanted to use other things on the Analogs, it compiles once again but i have NOT tested it yet - still waiting for my HC-SR0 Ultrasonic Sensor to arrive in post, will update when it arrives :)#include <Ultrasonic.h>#include <LiquidCrystal.h>//Setup connection with LCD and HC-SR04LiquidCrystal lcd(12, 11, 5, 4, 3, 2);Ultrasonic ultrasonic(7,8);void setup() {lcd.begin(16, 2); //16 rows, 2 columnslcd.print("testing...");}void loop(){ lcd.clear(); lcd.setCursor(0, 0); lcd.print(" Ardumotive ;) "); // You can change this message. lcd.setCursor(0, 1); lcd.print("Distance: "); lcd.print("ultrasonic."); lcd.print("cm"); delay(1000); // 1sec delay}