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PiDP-10 | #MagPiMonday

Return to the space age

PJ Evans - 8th Jul 2024
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M.A.R.S. Rover Robot | #MagPiMonday

Raspberry Pi Zero takes Mars

Phil King - 1st Jul 2024
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Happy #MagPiMonday!

Amazing Raspberry Pi projects direct from social media!

Rob Zwetsloot - 24th Jun 2024
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Meet Ken St. Cyr of What’s Ken Making | #MagPiMonday

A YouTuber dedicated to modern retro gaming

Rob Zwetsloot - 10th Jun 2024
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RC plane OSD | #MagPiMonday

Come fly with Pico

Rob Zwetsloot - 3rd Jun 2024
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It’s MagPi Monday!

Happy #MagPiMonday folks

Ashley Whittaker - 20th May 2024
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CoolCoral: Raspberry Pi Pico coral cooling solution | #MagPiMonday

How do you cool ocean coral?

Rob Zwetsloot - 13th May 2024
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Bechele 3.0 puppet | #MagPiMonday

You'll never guess what the eyes are made from

Rosie Hattersley - 29th Apr 2024
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Mt32-pi Atari ST | The MagPi #141

Tracking down and restoring old computers

Brian Jepson - 25th Apr 2024
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Learn Python: Make a To-Do List | #MagPiMonday

The MagPi editor Lucy loves a good to-do list

Lucy Hattersley - 15th Apr 2024
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Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W revives iconic red telephone | #MagPiMonday

This, kids, is what we call a "rotary phone"

David Crookes - 8th Apr 2024
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$The image shows a disassembled vintage rotary telephone. The internal components, including the wiring and circuitry, are exposed, and the red receiver is disconnected. The telephone features: A beige base with visible signs of wear and aging. A clear plastic rotary dial with numbers from 1 to 0 arranged in a circle. Two golden bells visible beneath the rotary dial. Various colorful wires and electronic components like resistors, capacitors, and a circuit board exposed above the dial. A red coiled cord connected to a modern USB adapter that seems out of place with the vintage design of the telephone. The red receiver is detached and lies beside the phone base; it has a classic design typical for older telephones. OCR Text: “DIAL 999 FOR FIRE POLICE AMBULANCE\nLeamington Spa 30599” !Rotary Dial Telephone This vintage phone evokes nostalgia and a sense of simpler times when rotary dials were the norm. The Leamington Spa number adds a touch of locality and history$

Peltier Cooler for Raspberry Pi 5 | #MagPiMonday

This cooler is a work of art

David Crookes - 2nd Apr 2024
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a raspberry pi with a cooling system attached. Here are the details: The main focus is on an electronic device, likely a small form factor computer or similar component. A large copper heatsink is attached to the bottom of the device, featuring numerous fins for dissipating heat. Four copper pipes are connected to the heatsink and extend upwards to connect to another part of the device. The electronic device has various ports visible, including USB ports and an Ethernet port, indicating it’s designed for connectivity. The background is blurred and nondescript, focusing attention on the detailed and intricate design of the electronic component and its cooling system.

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