A digital multimeter for monitoring voltages (for advanced users) Software Tools for CPU Overclocking You’ll need several software tools to monitor and test your overclock: CPU Stress Test Software: Programs like Prime95, AIDA64, or OCCT to test stability under heavy loads. Temperature Monitoring ...
Oscilloscopes are useful for looking at very fast changes in voltage over time, things that we could not measure with a multimeter. Usually when you make a measurement with an oscilloscope, you will see a line that stretches from one side of the screen to the other; this line is actually ...
In this video, Richpin demonstrates how to replace the camshaft sensor in a Nissan Altima. The cam sensor is located by the cylinder box. First, remove the electrical connector off of the sensor. Push up on the lock on the bottom of the sensor to pull back and remove the connector. The...
maybe your FC is upside down, or it’s installed facing the wrong direction (e.g. arrow on the FC is not pointing forward). Try to rotate the board until it’s right. If you cannot physically rotate the FC, you can try to setYAW offset in the configuration tab, board sensor alignme...
Optical path and sensor configuration The visible optics is such that it remains in focus at all usable distances. The infrared lens has a low f-number and as a result a shallow depth of field which provides an excellent means of determining distance to the target. Only the infrare...
Time stopping/auto-targeting: (Not Implemented) Although awesome, V.A.T.S. is, for many reasons, ridiculously fictional, but I'd be interested to see what could be done with an IMU and a web cam/Kinect sensor strapped to a "weapon" pointed at a specially colored or marked target. I...
Getting started in the FPV hobby can be expensive, but there are affordable ready-to-fly (RTF) kits available that include everything you need to begin your journey. These kits are a great way to test the waters without investing a fortune upfront. ...
Now it’s time to put this baby to the test. In the IDE’s menu, go to File -> Examples -> XInput and load the “Blink” example. Here’s what it looks like: #include <XInput.h> void setup() { XInput.begin(); } void loop() { XInput.press(BUTTON_A); delay(1000); X...