- 			OTA Channel List – Aug 2017I did a scan tonight and found FIVE new channels I wasn’t aware of. If you have an antenna, do a channel scan on your tv to find the new channels. ION, 24/7 PBS Kids, TBD TV, American Sports Network, and QVC. Here is an updated list of stations from Madison that we can receive in Platteville~! All primary channels are broadcast in 1080i or 720p HD, with the exception of CW, all subchannels are 480i. 3.1 CBS channel3000.com3.2 MyN mynetworktv.com3.3 ION iontelevision.com15.1 NBC nbc15.com15.2 CW cwtv.com15.3 Antenna TV antennatv.tv15.4 Weather weathernationtv.com21.1 PBS wpt.org21.2 Wisconsin wpt.org/wisconsinchannel21.3 Create createtv.com21.4 PBS Kids pbskids.org27.1 ABC wkow.com27.2 Me-TV metvnetwork.com27.3 Decades decades.com40.1 Christian kfxb.net47.1 FOX fox47.com47.2 Comet comettv.com47.3 Charge watchcharge.com47.4 TBD tbd.com57.1 Independent wi57.tv57.2 Movies! moviestvnetwork.com57.3 H&I handitvnetwork.com57.4 ASN americansportsnet.com57.5 QVC qvc.com 
- 			DaftMike Clone DIY Electronics KitThis has been a long time coming! ANNOUNCING AVAILABILITY of a DaftMike Clone DIY Electronics Kit !!!! If you already have a 3D printed case, raspberry pi, arduino, NFC reader, and all you are missing is something to tie them all together. This kit is for you!! I can answer questions here, by PM, or email thatdecade@gmail.com Special thanks to Joshua Kane, Jared Kirchgatter, Jason Victoria, Dave Hicks, Ruud Lok, Jeff Moore, and everyone else who helped me debug the design! This kit fixes several issues with the DaftMike’s original design: broken mosfets, non working controllers, and other assembly difficulties. Assembly Guide is here:http://www.westaby.net/nespi/arduino_electonics_assembly.html 
- 			Amazon Fire TV or Roku TV?I think the Amazon Fire TV will replace my current recommendation for the Roku TV as my favorite “Over The Air” receiver. Just like the Roku TV, the Fire TV will have the ability to pause and rewind live TV. However, Fire TV adds the ability to pull up a TV Guide. A feature I sorely miss from my cable days and I supplement with a TV Guide app on my phone. You can checkout the features here:Fire 55 inch TV: http://amzn.to/2xKWMtwRoku 55 inch TV: http://amzn.to/2xtrrLb 
- 			Ammo Counters – Researching Competition to Push a New GenerationI have been selling ammo counters since 2009. After I made my energy sword, ammo counters were the most requested kit. Over the years, I have probably sold 200-300 kits. Back then, I easily beat out the lame old competition. However, sales dried up last year. I was busy with my EMF and NES projects so I didn’t look into it. Today, I searched around for new competition. Oh man. Things have changed. I think I still got them beat on size and price, but I need to work on my offerings to stay competitive. Old competition Hyperdyne: PR Counter Unit Bare bones / High Price. Can be made to fit… 
- 			MiniNES – Non-NFC GuideHere is a step by step guide for non nfc builders.http://www.westaby.net/nespi/assembly2.html Thanks to Evan and his original work..https://www.facebook.com/groups/miniNESbuilders/permalink/489956341190644/ 
- 			MiniNES: ProjectorI found an $50 micro projector on ebay that has a USB power output. The 480 resolution is plenty for all the game systems! Fits perfectly below the MiniNES case! I do get undervoltage warnings, but I should be fine as long as I have a clone image to use when my SD card goes corrupt. Here is the link if anyone wants to take a chance on a “untested” “might be broken” “sold as-is” “no power cable included” projectorhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/332073234702 
- 			Mini NES Build w/ Functioning Cartridge LoaderThis is a summary post about my Mini NES build. This project is a derivative of the original efforts of DaftMike. I used his 3D print files and basic source code, then reverse engineered the circuit from his Electronics Kit that allows the Raspberry Pi to talk to a NFC reader and an Arduino to control power. Improving on the design with added features such as Fan Control and NFC Writing. While also fixing bugs including lost Controller Configuration, Bad Power, and allowing Out of Order Assembly. If you are interested in making one of these, you can checkout my build instructions here: Complete Guide: How to make a Mini NES~! 
- 			MiniNES Progress UpdateProgress update on my rev2 boards. Returned from holiday and am picking up this project again. New boards fix all issues found on rev1 boards (see previous post and sale for those). I am not taking sales yet. However, I can say that my kit will require soldering (difficulty=easy) and include the following: the PCBs pictured, switches, LED, USB jack. Not included: wire, solder, raspberry pi, arduino pro micro, fan, and NFC. Features: This is a daftmike clone. Has identical features such as NFC, usb extender, fan control, and multicolor status LED. 
- 			MiniNES: NFC Progress VideoToday’s progress, tag reading ! 
- 			MiniNES: NFC Wiring DiagramThis wiring guide matches the .ino arduino code titled “NESPi NDEF Reader/Power Controlller v0.1 [mike.g|jun2016]” and python code titled “NESPi Cart Reader v0.1 by mike.g”. Be sure to test the rPi power circuit with a multimeter after assembling before wiring into your rPi. Note 1: This schematic is a draft, see comments for latest revision.Note 2: The MOSFET part numbers listed are for surface mount kind, you can substitute with most any through hole package that supports 5 volts or more.Note 3: This wiring diagram will become outdated if and when Mike posts updated arduino code. 
