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That’s one area we are exploring!
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Thank you! We also have those switches. They are fantastic cheap tech as well.
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2y ago
Please email us at byran@mrx.ee for now!
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Thank you! Attempt the impossible :)
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Thanks for asking! That is a very good question. However, we use bog-standard Ethernet connections, so using Fast Ethernet is super straight forward. Just splice the cable and we're all good.
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Thank you so much! This energy has waked us all up!! We’re all living together right now preparing for the world championships next week in TN! This is soooo exciting.
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Maybe! If you’d like one, please email me at byran@mrx.ee!
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Thank you so much! Super excited for college. I think it should fit right into an UAV. I see a lot of use from Ardupilot forums (which we use). It’s the reason we have the LDO as well. We wanted to keep the application possibility open.
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Thank you it truly means a lot to the team!!
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Please send us an email! We will try our best to get you geared up. byran@mrx.ee
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Absolutely not!! This is what MUREX is all about. We are on a mission to show anybody can do this. Change the world one small bit at a time. This was all self learned from the internet, trial and error, lots of passion, and this community.
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Hello, yes. Unfortunately it is hot to the touch. The board doesn’t draw 800mA, but it does get to like 60C. Max, the main designer for V2, said a heatsink is recommended. Our thermal via solution keeps it within somewhat safe temps. We wan
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I actually met with the Sergiy as well a few months back! Super cool guy. I also highly recommend quilter - thought it was super cool (not paid haha). Quilter doesn't have the best support for impedance matched traces. We do 90Ω on a 4
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"making this product sector a tiny bit better" is exactly what MUREX is all about :). It's something we honestly believe in and will continue working on as long as we're around. Believe it or not, the Ethernet Switch was
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Our mission is to create open source electronics that democratize technology for as much people as possible! This is a full list of stuff we've done this year: https://www.murexrobotics.com/mrxEE . It isn't a requi
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Thank you! It means a lot to our team!!
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Hello! I just want to clarify some of these points. Saying it is the world's smallest switch is a bold claim, and there are definitely alternative options around. However, our board scales really well. The main reason we say it's
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Thank you! This goes in our underwater robot, and it has all the features that let the system work without anything else. However, we will definitely keep your suggestions in mind for our future revisions. We're seeing how to make this
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Yes! It is here: https://github.com/murexrobotics/electrical-2024 under networking/switch Edit: We use KiCAD Nightly 8.99 for the new features. You can view our boards easiest with kicanvas.org and just pasting in
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Thank you so much! We're so happy you like it. It means a lot to us. We will be adding more pictures right now! We're exposing 1.25mm pitch Molex Picoblade connectors to make the board as small as possible. The built-in magnetics
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Show HN: We made a small and cheap network switch
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ZMK: A History
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Hi! There are two styles used on the background. One is a very slightly different gradient background repeating, while the other one is an ever-so-slight pulsing background (I meant it as an easter egg when making the pulsing!). Would you s
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Show HN: OSHW Embedded Ethernet Switch
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