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Yes that can work as well but you will still need a new adapter.

This circuit does not features an SSR but a simple mechanical relay. Check out my other Instructable in order to see how to drive an SSR. https://www.instructables.com/id/SSR-Latching-Circuit-With-Push-Buttons/In short, yes, Attiny85 can run an SSR directly as SSRs are typically driven with anything from 3V all the way up to 24V.

NIce job! I tried looking at others before I took mine appart but except for pictures of the charger, I wasn't able to find anything else from the inside. Thanks for the pictures! The light on the indicator looks awesome. Too bad mine is broken but I can still add some lights to it so it indicates being turned on.

Nice article. I'm glad I helped!

Thanks!

Thanks!

You are welcomed.

Yes, I've done this before but these were quite big screws and I didn't wanted to damage my big screwdriver. The slot required was more than 5 mm in order to fit the threads.

Yes, it is already open-sourced as part of my "toolbox". It is built with Laravel in PHP.The repo can be found at: https://github.com/bkolicoski/ttc-toolsOther than the code, you will need a Google app with the following two scopes:- https://www.googleapis.com/auth/yt-analytics.readonly- https://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube.readonly

You can have it as a device that is constantly on as a decoration with the count.

No idea but I guess it should. It primaraly detects changes in magnetic filed so if it is AC it probably will detect it.

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Thanks! It seemed such a a waste of space not to add them.

You may also try and get some melamine boards. They are partically the same, only with a thin sheet of plastic on top of the particleboard. The price might be a bit higher but they offer a lot more protection. You will only need to deal with the edges which will require a lot less work.

No, they are only needed for the 9V output for the sensors. You can omit them.

It is a problem generally with the older Mega 2560 boards where the old bootloader does not reset the timer when uploading code so the timer expires, bootloader starts, bootload works for a while, the timer expires, etc., etc. etc, where in practice the board is 'soft bricked'. It can be recovered but it is a complicated process.