Search results

Thank you @GreyGhost!

Hey Guys, moved to Barrie recently and wondering if there is an active community/group here. Would love to go for a ride and learn about some hidden gems roads in the area.

I'm planning to actually have a burger today. Let me know what you guys decide. I'm fine with both options (Grind Hamburgers and Sam's Ribs & Hot Chicken)

Anyone plans to practice on Sun/Mon? I'm planning to go out and try my frame sliders : )

I can join most of the evenings

I'm interested too. Looks like quite a few people might join. Let's set up something. Btw, I have "safe" cones as well, so we should be all good

I know a couple of parking lots near office buildings in Richmond Hill where security is ok when people practice (including having cones and so on). Obviously, no burnouts allowed or anything like that and only on evenings when they are basically empty.

Yup, wearing it all the time. It was actually one of the reasons why I bought a jacket with an integrated airbag instead of a vest. I just knew that I would be too lazy to have to wear a jacket and a vest on top of it.. also, I kinda don't like vests on top of jackets (especially hiviz).. just...

Ouch, two phones.. that's too much for me lol : ) I installed a charger, so the phone can charge while mounted on the handlebars and it kinda works for me.. I bought this one: 1Mii Bluetooth 5.0 Music Receiver for Car, 3.5mm Aux Bluetooth Adapter with OLED Display for Car/Home...

Yeah, I would skip the BT but I really want it. I don't want to put my phone into my jacket's pocket, and I don't have shirt pockets like at all.. also, most of the time, I want to clip my phone to the handlebars either for navigation or other stuff.. but you know what, I had a ride that day I...

it looks like the wire from the Bluetooth attachment to the left earphone is dead.. I actually just checked and turned out I've used them for 2 years, not one! Time flies.. I guess one option for me would be to buy a replacement cable and then some 3rd party Bluetooth adapter (let's be honest...

I really loved my Shure wireless.. the only thing - they died after a year. Now using Galaxy Buds 2 with upgraded tips.. they are meh for riding.. Liberate 2.0 look very interesting!

I've got the Helite Vented Airbag recently. Got quite used to it. I like its inner liner as well and I totally can +1 on @Baggsy point that it works only when attached.. It was quite a few times when I forgot to attach and was like "oops, hope next traffic light will be red".. : ) btw, if...

That is cool! Pls post a photo of a print once you use it! I'm wondering how cool e.g. Pi case would look in this filament

I always wanted to fully set up my home with smart stuff.. so far only some lights and ecobee.. > seal Like others said, TPU is your friend. At the same time, do you know if this seal will be in contact with food? If yes then you might need to either coat it in food-safe stuff or look for an...

Btw, I hope one of your first 3d prints will be a case for your Pi : ) there are quite a few of them on thingiverse and they are awesome!

Totally agree with you! I just recently replaced an old laptop with Pi 4B and now it drives my wall monitors with dashboards.. it's so awesome that they've added 2 micro-hdmi to it! At the same time, I'm in love with Pi Zero just because they are powerful enough for many different tasks and...

btw, octopi can be installed on Pi Zero 2. I absolutely LOVE Pi Zero and Zero 2.. these boards provide so much for under $20 (Pi Zero is less than $8)!!!! I have quite a few of them in different projects.. including one that I killed accidentally by shorting 5v and ground 😰

Can you recommend some places where to buy good dev boards with it? My quick search only gave me the options around $35 per board.. which is not cheap, considering that I can buy Teensy 4.1 for $36 or Teensy 4.0 for $27 and they have ARM Cortext-M7 instead of Cortext-M3.. Also, I'm not sure...

It looks like I was so lucky to start with a "user-friendly" printer that didn't require much work to start printing.. Btw, don't forget to properly maintain your printer (e.g. lubricate it and so on). It makes a difference with the print results. I'm buying all my Raspberry Pis/Teensy/other...