Inside SQKYbeaver’s lab and giveaway
SQKYbeaver is busy in his “lab” building an AVR fuse doctor that Systemstech sent us. Thanks Systemstech! We will be giving the completed project away. Leave a comment here, and this board could be yours on Monday.
Live stream of the build below the fold.
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A fuse doctor that could save million lives of innocent AVRs!
What a great idea, and it is definitely useful :)
Yeah..a fuse doctor really sounds good :)
I want one, it’s really interesting.!
would be really nice to have one
Need one of those! Accidentally blew the reset fuse and now have several sad AVRs just waiting to be brought back to life!
Pick meeeeee :)
If you want to build your own you can get a free pcb here.
http://dangerousprototypes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=4616
sorry not so free.
The corner has RED LIVE label, however I can see only black screen.
Will you upload the same to youtube later?
I’m avr lover so maybe this time I’ll be lucky with Ur random selection :)
Really interesting!! I want one! Random?!?!
Ill do another blog post Monday, and try to have an edited video up too. an hour of soldering is not that exciting ;)
But this is exciting. YT/u7fIigNPTzE
OK, I’ll admit it is a little exciting.
There was no audio recorded, there is a lot of background noise today and it would have been picked up and made the video worse.
Hi Sqkybeaver,
I am ‘probing’ into your workshop right now ;)
Cheers, Beers, Merijn
wow! very interesting.
that seems quite useful!
can’t have enough giveaways! :)
I happen to have quite a few mis-fused AVRs in my “I-should-really-get-an-HV-programmer” box but alas, that has not happened yet. Maybe now?
would be nice to have
Hoping to get it this time.
I could really use one.
This is a pretty cool project
Just get an ATMEL Dragon for around $49 USD. Why people futz around with stuff like this amazes me. ATMEL did the right thing and uncrippled the Dragon (fight against the Marketing Goons). It is a go-to programmer/debugger with full control, JTAG, ISP, HVSP. Mine works great, years on end. Just use common sense when connecting it, and yes, you may need to buy a bit of extra parts to populate the headers and sockets (few bucks). RTFM…