How I Wi-fi remote-controlled our Honda generator. And Why... https://youtu.be/Onbr2q1jfXU Why even have a generator? For the longest time, I quietly boycotted them. They consume $1.30 to produce 1kWh of power. Our solar panels make that in an hour of silence... In all our years of Overlanding, there have only been 2 times where we … Continue reading WiFi Generator Remote Control
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In our last video I demonstrated how we're parking the printers gantry on a foam block when not in use so that it is not damaged when we're driving. https://youtu.be/5MXkD7Z_ndc Here is the g-code we use to disable the travel limits so that the nozzle moves off the left side of the bed. G90 ; … Continue reading Mobile 3D Printer Head Parking G-Code
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In this blog post, I hope to address many of the frequently asked questions regarding our pneumatic air powered solar slide mechanism. This post will cover different questions from different angles so if I sent you a link to this page but it doesn't seem as though it answers your question right away, keep reading. … Continue reading Frequently Asked Questions – Solar Slide Edition
We initially purchased the product purchased to eliminate condensation after finding moisture under our mattress, but we were pleasantly surprised to find that it provided a much more enjoyable sleep as well.
As I write this article I know that our situation may change as new information is emerging daily; however, we have been overwhelmed with genuine concern for our wellbeing and wanted to give an honest update on our current status. To understand how incredibly grateful we are to be where we are right now, I … Continue reading Update – Our Travel Halted
This is a work in progress, I may be typing it as you read it. (hit refresh in a bit) This post is the accompaniment of our recent YouTube Video, If you haven't seen that, check it out here: https://youtu.be/aS3BiYaEfiw So with most projects you need to roughly plan it out beforehand, sometimes (too often) … Continue reading Automation – Arduino and Blynk
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