DIY Level 2 EV Charger Build
How I built my own EV charger using off-the-shelf components.
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Using PLC for Home Automation
This post is not meant to teach you what a PLC is. If you are unfamiliar with it, I suggest you make a quick read of the following before returning to th...
Coat Hanger Antenna
I decided to build a coat-hanger antenna last weekend. It required 6 coat hangers, one long block of wood, screws/washers and a balun (UHF/VHF converter). Th...
Structured Wiring
Installation of ethernet and coax infrastructure in my house
I have given Cable TV the Boot!
Out of boredom, I decided to hook up a piece of wire to act as an antenna for my upstairs TV. And behold, I was receiving all local High Definition channels ...
New CarPC Video Posted
Demo of a computer I built for my car in the early 2000’s. It ran on a Single Board Computer (SBC) running at 233MHz. I created a tiny embedded distribut...
VoIP
OpenSIPS #3: Basic Accounting
With any phone system, you want to log the calls and certain details related to each call. You may do this to perform billing or generate reports of some kin...
OpenSIPS #2: Connecting to PSTN
Note: updated for OpenSIPS 2.2 (long term support) on May 10th, 2017.
OpenSIPS #1: A Basic Script
Note: updated for OpenSIPS 2.2 (long term support) on May 10th, 2017.
Coding
OpenSIPS #3: Basic Accounting
With any phone system, you want to log the calls and certain details related to each call. You may do this to perform billing or generate reports of some kin...
OpenSIPS #2: Connecting to PSTN
Note: updated for OpenSIPS 2.2 (long term support) on May 10th, 2017.
OpenSIPS #1: A Basic Script
Note: updated for OpenSIPS 2.2 (long term support) on May 10th, 2017.
How to build a scalable, caching, resizing image server
Building the next big thing on the web? It is never a good idea to serve your static files, i.e. style sheets, javascripts and images, from your main applic...
OpenSIPS
OpenSIPS #3: Basic Accounting
With any phone system, you want to log the calls and certain details related to each call. You may do this to perform billing or generate reports of some kin...
OpenSIPS #2: Connecting to PSTN
Note: updated for OpenSIPS 2.2 (long term support) on May 10th, 2017.
OpenSIPS #1: A Basic Script
Note: updated for OpenSIPS 2.2 (long term support) on May 10th, 2017.
Photography
Sun’n’Fun 2002
Or you could call it ‘too much sun’ n fun! The City of Lakeland hosts this annual event where people from all over the country fly in. There are air-shows, e...
Review of Canon D30 Digital SLR
I have finally obtained a digital SLR camera after much thought. It is a canon D30 and it appears to offer some impressive possibilities. I have already tak...
Electric
DIY Level 2 EV Charger Build
How I built my own EV charger using off-the-shelf components.
New CarPC Video Posted
Demo of a computer I built for my car in the early 2000’s. It ran on a Single Board Computer (SBC) running at 233MHz. I created a tiny embedded distribut...
Home Tech
Home Automation Philosophy
In order to build a reliable and long-lasting system, I try to follow these rules:
The Beauty of Fiber Optics
After much waiting, Verizon finally decided to lay down fiber optic cables in my neighborhood. Last night, the final connection was made when my FiOS service...
Travel
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