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Mike Diamond

Lawyer, writer & author, medical education consultant, and enthusiastic self-taught maker.

https://internationalmededaccred.com/ 55 posts
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Make a $6 Tiny Portable Weather Station that Transmits Live Data Wherever You Are

Ask your iPhone for weather conditions and it'll display data from a sensor somewhere nearby - often at the local airport - which might be miles »

Mike Diamond on ESP8266 - ESp8266-01 - adafruit - BME280 - weather station - cayenne 31 May 2018
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Build a Remote-Controlled Dot Matrix Message Board in 10 Minutes With Just Two Inexpensive Components

First off - I take no credit at all for this project. All praise goes to the code writer David Bird. His code is here. I »

Mike Diamond on MAX7219 - matrix - ESP8266 - NodeMCU - LED MATRIX 02 May 2018
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Creating a fantastic portable sound & light show on Raspberry Pi Zero

Last summer a relative showed me his Tesla Model X do its impressive Sound & Light show. If you've never seen it, click here. I decided »

Mike Diamond on raspberry pi - MOSFET - LED - raspberry pi zero - pimoroni - pimoroni pHAT DAC - DAC 11 January 2018
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How to Make a Propellor Hub with Tinkercad

A couple of days ago I posted a blog that described how I designed and constructed an Hourglass Inverter. I used Tinkercad to design the parts. »

Mike Diamond on 3d printer - tinkercad - propellor 24 September 2017
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Build Your Own Automatic Hourglass Inverter

For nearly 10 years I've had a large hourglass sitting on my desk. It has fine sand that takes exactly 30 minutes to drop through from »

Mike Diamond on Arduino - stepper motor - BYJ48 - Hourglass 22 September 2017
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MotioneyeOS - writeimage.sh - how to configure for Mac

One of the best RasPi security cam packages is MotioneyeOS from Calin Crisan. I've written about it in a previous post. There's a great wiki for »

Mike Diamond on raspberry pi - motioneyeos - Raspberry-pi - WIFI camera 14 August 2017
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Use Google Assistant to control an ESP8266 using Blynk and IFTTT

Regular readers of this blog know we're enthusiastic users of the ESP8266. I've personally shown how to control a camera pan and tilt mechanism, make a »

Mike Diamond on ESP8266 - blynk - Google Home - Google Assistant 09 August 2017
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Easily build a Magic Mirror with a Raspberry Pi and standard 50x50 cm IKEA frame

I'm assuming most readers of this blog already know what a Magic Mirror is. There are any number of tutorials on the web explaining how to »

Mike Diamond on raspberry pi - magic-mirror - PIR - magic mirror - magicmirror - IKEA - IKEA frame - RIBBA frame 06 May 2017
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Battery-operated temperature monitor logging data directly to Google Sheets - using ESP8266-12, DS18B20, and DeepSleep

In recent months I’ve been using Cayenne for many of my IoT projects, allowing me to view sensors and controllers remotely. It’s a great »

Mike Diamond on ESP8266 - deepSleep - DS18B20 - google sheets - 18650 26 April 2017
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Linux Web Cam with Pan & Tilt - another great project for your spare Raspberry Pi

What to do with a spare RasPi? This is the third project in the "Great Projects for a Spare Raspberry Pi" series. The first project, Flightradar24, »

Mike Diamond on Raspberry-pi - raspberry pi - pan & tilt - flightrader24 - SETI@home - camera - WIFI camera - raspberry pi A+ 21 April 2017
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