A project to inspire new ideas for radio. Radiodan is Open Source software that lets you build your own internet radio on a Raspberry Pi or in pure software. Built it using BBC radio streams, but it is easy to use with other sources of audio. It can run on most UNIX-based operating systems, with particular emphasis on Raspbian.

First contact with the human mind. Sightseeing around Binh Tay Market. The market, not to be confused by the famous Ben Tanh Market. Here are a couple of shots of the market. Life in the old days. A scene from the roof of Thien Hau Temple.

Below retail, introducing materials such as solderless breadboard for learners to prototype and deploy their own digitally-controlled devices. This site will soon be retired. Preview our new Beta website. We found infamy at Hackaday. Is central to all our example projects, several of which are now for sale as kits. The design is binary- and pin-compatible with an Uno.

The members of the Blackpool Linux User Group have formed a Makerspace. Most of 2015 was taken up with building work preparing the new space which is now ready. The LUG continues to exist and is incorporated with the Makerspace, but no new posts will appear here. Both Makerspace posts and LUG posts will appear on the new site.

The CNC framework is built and the drive motors are installed. The CNC router starts to take shape. Drive motors will be fitted next. Getting the Christmas tree ready for the last meeting of 2016. Next Saturday, the 17th December, 10am start. Focus on Ultimaker 3D printers. Ultimaker started selling products in 2011.