Are you trying to upgrade your LEGO Technic set with an EnBo PU Battery Pack, but not sure which version to choose? You’re not alone! With LEGO releasing multiple sets using the Powered Up system—and different types of hubs—it can be a bit confusing to figure out which battery pack fits your model.
Continue reading Choosing the Right EnBo PU Battery Pack for Your LEGO Technic Set
We’re excited to announce that our webshop is officially open! The EnBo PU Battery Pack is now available for purchase in limited quantities.
Continue reading Our Webshop is Live – Get Your EnBo PU Battery Pack Now!
We’re halfway through the campaign, and I’d like to thank you for your support so far, and I want to thank those who have already sponsored our campaign on kickstarter with their pledges, You’re Awesome.
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Hi Everyone,
I think you might be wondering what’s going on at Phondly.
I sent the prototypes to the testers.
From the beginning, electric LEGO® models have been powered by AA or AAA batteries.
So far we have used alkaline or NiMh batteries, but each type has its drawbacks.
Imagine – you build a cool LEGO® creation and you don’t have to replace dead batteries anymore.
Imagine your creation is stronger, lighter, and the gaming experience does not diminish until the batteries are completely depleted.
This idea is not fiction but a reality, and it’s here.
We’ve made it for you!
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New isolator circuit have been built for the I,U,P measuring unit and for other future I2C devices.
It has the standard 2 wire of I2C the 5V DC power supply and one more wire galvanically isolated by two special purpose ICs and an optocoupler.
Continue reading I2C Isolator circuit
I have found Adafruit INA219 panel a bit narrow band for my power supply and MIG welder so decided to went for a wider band measurement unit and found INA226 better suite from TI product range.
Continue reading Current, Voltage and power consumption measurement for 0 – 36V and 0 – 4.5A
I have tried to submit an improved Joystick Shield to Sparkfun to see if this design is worth to work with.
The main concept behind this shield is if a DIY minded developer have left without enough IO connections to finalize its gadget then the I2C protocol can help out using as minimum as two wire to do the job for example to a user input device.
