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< bets that a service manual is all ^ needs to know what does what.

< wonders if ^ plans to get a multimeter.

If ^^ plans to mess about with electronics, < thinks a multimeter is a must.
< should get <'s own electronics toolkit at some point, < has to loan from the workshop in Uni whenever <'s doing work.

< thinks < might just borrow one from somebody. < doesn’t play with electronics that much.

Doesn't ^ own an RPi? < thinks there are some fun projects you could do with its GPIO. <'d imagine they'd have onboard UART, SPI and other like protocols on there, amongst other things.

Master wrote:Doesn't ^ own an RPi? < thinks there are some fun projects you could do with its GPIO. <'d imagine they'd have onboard UART, SPI and other like protocols on there, amongst other things.

< does indeed have a Raspberry Pi.

< asks which model ^ has?

< is finishing up on writing a claim/counterclaim essay for <'s English class.

Hoodcom wrote:< asks which model ^ has?

< says it’s a Raspberry Pi 2.

< should look to see what < can eat for lunch. Pizza of course, is the front-runner.

Fifo wrote:

Hoodcom wrote:< asks which model ^ has?

< says it’s a Raspberry Pi 2.

< has the 3
In <'s dear PiP Boy.

< finished studying lessons < learned from English class. Now < is moving on to the hardest one, Geometry.

< finished building <'s model:

Now on to painting!

Though < should probably be revising like ^

< thinks it looks great! < wonders if ^ will mind showing us the final result.

< wonders if anyone here is interested in submitting sigs to SOTM; we only have 2 entrants and the deadline is tomorrow!

Count on <, < has a pretty good one.

Harpic fraîcheur wrote:< thinks it looks great! < wonders if ^ will mind showing us the final result.

Thanks! I'd be glad to, though I won't be finished for a while

< has always been somewhat intrigued with models, they're very intricate from the kits <'s seen. < imagines it takes a patient and delicate hand to put them together. Both traits which < isn't quite so apt with.

< assumes by that, ^ isn't a very patient person.

It does take patience but It's a nice way to relax, < finds. And it gives you a cool looking tank at the end

Hoodcom wrote:< assumes by that, ^ isn't a very patient person.

Moreso when it comes to physical items, it's why < is not so keen when it comes to soldering, for instance. < can get very easily frustrated when < screws up a solder joint for the umpteenth time and ends up causing a track to lift. <'s improved, but <'s not done any soldering for some time, < imagines < will probably have to take some time to reacquaint <self with it when < has to do it again.

Ambidextroid wrote:It does take patience but It's a nice way to relax, < finds. And it gives you a cool looking tank at the end

Judging by the image ^ shared earlier, < definitely can't argue with the results. Though < will probably stick to things like LEGO when it comes to model building, <'s lack of dexterity is better suited to that < thinks. < guesses ^ will be painting it later?