MightyOhm

Did my Wifi Radio project inspire you to buy a wireless router and start hacking?  If so, I’d like to hear from you!

Leave a comment below and let me know how your project is coming along.  Even if you’re not building a Wifi Radio but used my firmware or tutorials as a starting point (a great example is the Tweet-a-Watt), I’d love to hear from you.

If you have photos of your project, you can share them with the world by adding them to the Asus Wireless Router Hacks photo pool on flickr.

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100 wonderful, amazing people have joined the Flickr Printed Circuit Boards Group since I launched it in July of last year!

The pool features over 400 pictures of printed circuit boards, many of them CC licensed.  There’s a little bit of everything, from homebrew board fab to PCB jewelry and even miniatature cityscapes.

If you have some cool PCB images of your own, add them to the pool!

One of my favorites: Car Park or Printed Circuit Board?

New projects utilizing Asus wireless routers as tiny Linux computers are popping up with increasing frequency, so I started a Flickr pool for these creative individuals to post and share their cool hacks.  Have you hacked an Asus wireless router, such as the WL-520gU or the WL-500g Premium V2, into something more?  Take some pics and add them to the pool!

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Flickr: Asus Wireless Router Hacks

Some really cool photos are coming in, check them out below or click the link to go over to flickr and view the entire group pool.

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Printed circuit boards can be interesting and beautiful, with their delicate traces and colorful components in all shapes and sizes.  I just created a new Flickr group for photos of printed circuits like the one shown above.  More details about the group can be found on Flickr:

Photos exploring the beauty of printed circuit boards and components, including both surface mount and through-hole PCB construction.

http://flickr.com/groups/pcb/