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This is My new project. The CompactPi. As i made with my Almost Finished RomniArcade (Posted HERE on MassDrop Projects). This one i started and finished just in January 2019 ! :) As a New Year Holiday project. The main difference of Romni Arcade, is the size, the MUCH better screen (Now a digital screen, 800x480/60fps) and there not more the Arcade Controller. Because it's impossible to fit it here. And this one features a tiny and cute OLED screen that shows it's name all the time. ;) And works as a Battery and Power indicator as well. I will update that page soon with videos and more infos. :) That project is much more cleaner and easier to do than Romni, less parts, and easier assembly. So it's much more "ready" to become a Kit. It uses a RaspberryPi inside, of course. Battery powered, Headphone output, etc... In this post you can find 3D Renders of it and real photos.

Vapefly has released Brunhilde MTL RTA recently and we’d like to make a review of this RTA compared with Vandyvape Kylin M RTA. Vapefly Brunhilde MTL RTA comes with 5ml large e-juice capacity with 1.0 ohm 26GA coil. This tank atomizer is designed to those mouth to lung vapers. It adopts the unique bottom airflow system with six levels airflow control 0.9mm/1.2mm/1.4mm/1.8mm/2.1mm/2.5mm, which can bring optimal vaping flavor and tastes. Moreover, there are also two premium Stainless steel wires wires from Germany which features continuous automatic e-juice transfer system. The Specifications: Size: 59.50 x 23mm Height with Drip Tip: 65.50mm Coil Rebuildable: single Coil Building Capacity: 2ml(TPD Edition) / 5ml(Standard Edition) Airflow Adjustable: bottom Fill Liquid: Side Thread: 510 thread Color: SS, Black, Gunmetal Pros Good flavour taste Nice appearance Bigger filling port No leakage 6 levels airflow control Vandyvape Kylin M RTA feels significantly heavier and...

I am a HUGE fan of the Raspberry Pi, and have found so many uses for fun and utility for the Pi around the house. At any given point I have no less than 3 Pi's actively filling some role around my house, with a few more always sitting around for projects/testing/etc. The Pi 3 has really made the Pi a computing powerhouse for the price ($35 retail) and the size, and is not only significantly more powerful and faster than the Pi 2, but has integrated Bluetooth and Wi-Fi as well! I think a common misconception is that Pi's are just for programmers and tech-savvy folks, but that simply is not the case. Because the Pi was created to be an introduction tool for learning some basic programming and understanding to how computers work, there is a massive amount of excellent documentation and tutorials that can walk you through setting up operating systems, installing programs, and creating all sorts of projects with your Pi. Yes I know Massdrop has had some kits in the past...

We're giving away a LOT of nanodots! Our amazing friends at Nano Magnetics are helping us host a MASSIVE nanodots giveaway! We're picking 5 winners at random to take home a set of black nanodots and a set of gold nanodots each! You read that correctly, but in case you didn't, each winner is going to take away: • 1 set of 216 Black Nanodots • 1 set of 216 Gold Nanodots This is the biggest giveaway in the Hobby Shop yet so we hope you'll take part and spread the word. THE GIVEAWAY RULES To enter, click the “like” (thumbs up) button in the lower left corner of this post. This giveaway ends on September 1st at 11:59 p.m. PT. The 5 Winners will be randomly and contacted via email within the week. EXAMPLES There’s alot you can do with Nanodots, and we’ve seen some interesting creations in the community. Take a look below at some of these examples to get inspired: Game of Thrones: Winterfell & Stark Sigil Emojis: Miscellaneous: New to nanodots...