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I just realized what a huge amount of stuff i bought in 2022 :-) - G3 Ferrari pizza oven with this tutorial[1] for original neapolitan pizza - INIU BI-B63 250
by sandreas 4y ago
I just realized what a huge amount of stuff i bought in 2022 :-)
- G3 Ferrari pizza oven with this tutorial[1] for original neapolitan pizza
- INIU BI-B63 25000 mAh Powerbank with 65W to charge my notebook
- TS 100 / Pinecil [2] soldering iron with open firmware [3]
- Baseus quad port 100W USB-C power supply (CCGAN100US)
- $5 Sinilink USB switch with wifi and open firmware [4]
- GL.iNet GL-MT1300 (Beryl) Travel Router with OpenWRT firmware
- Bühnen HB250 hot glue gun
- 10m velcro cable tie
- VAFOTON magnetic usb-c cable (USB-C Magsafe with 100W PD)
- $100 WLToys 959-B 1/18 RC Car with 70km/h / 43mph (aliexress)
- ANBERNIC RG353M retro handheld console (aliexpress)
[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-jPoROGHGE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-jPoROGHGE
[2]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eme_AUayLp8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eme_AUayLp8
[3]: https://github.com/Ralim/IronOS https://github.com/Ralim/IronOS
[4]: https://templates.blakadder.com/sinilink_XY-WFUSB.html https://templates.blakadder.com/sinilink_XY-WFUSB.html
- StevenNunez 4y agoI need this Magnetic USB-C in my life. I hate that Apple removed magsafe!
- sandreas 4y agoI tend to not link products on hackernews (advertising) - but if you ask for it, I'll post the one I bought in germany...
- the-alchemist 4y agoYes, please. :) I got a 3rd party MagSafe replacement, but I didn't trust the quality of the pins.
- NegativeLatency 4y agoWhat do you use #4 for?
- sandreas 4y agoEdit: Sinilink USB Switch: Oh sorry, you meant link 4 (the sinilink usb switch). This device is cool. It has Wifi and a Physical ON/OFF switch... BUT beware: Without tasmota it is total trash and the firmware flashing process is very tricky (Tasmotizer + 1.27mm pin plugs). Can be used for Power AND Data, so I use this for my usb programmer, my soldering fume extractor, etc on my desk and on christmas I used it for my christmas tree LED, because it also has a cronjob possibily via open firmware in Tasmota, so I could turn off the lights manually but also it was turned of auto, if I did forget it. I also once used it for a little cooling fan, that had only be used on sundays for specific reasons :-) Original: Baseus 100W Power supply: I have a bunch of devices laying around requiring USB-C and USB-A (notebook, cell, powerbank, iPod, etc.) and I had one power plug so I was looking for a power supply, where I could put every cable I needed in. The baseus works pretty flawless with all devices plugged in...
- NegativeLatency 4y agoOh interesting, yeah I was asking about the USB switcher, thanks