Birdbrain
@birdbrain.engineer
Maker & hobbyist engineer, still a total birdbrain though.
YouTube: youtube.com/c/Birdbrained
YouTube: youtube.com/c/Birdbrained
Sometimes the bird center visitors ask which bird is the hardest to deal with...
Of the common species, eurasian blue tits Cyanistes caeruleus) are certainly one of the fiercest. Their pecks and bites hurt quite a bit and after ringing hundreds of them in a single day, one's fingers will be hurting!
Of the common species, eurasian blue tits Cyanistes caeruleus) are certainly one of the fiercest. Their pecks and bites hurt quite a bit and after ringing hundreds of them in a single day, one's fingers will be hurting!
October 9, 2025 at 7:48 PM
Sometimes the bird center visitors ask which bird is the hardest to deal with...
Of the common species, eurasian blue tits Cyanistes caeruleus) are certainly one of the fiercest. Their pecks and bites hurt quite a bit and after ringing hundreds of them in a single day, one's fingers will be hurting!
Of the common species, eurasian blue tits Cyanistes caeruleus) are certainly one of the fiercest. Their pecks and bites hurt quite a bit and after ringing hundreds of them in a single day, one's fingers will be hurting!
My DIY e-bike motor finally spins up for the first time! <3
Granted, it's not using the proper speed controller yet (which in turn is *totally* not controlled improperly through an Arduino... oops), which means it is running undervolted and in a much narrower speed range than it should.
Granted, it's not using the proper speed controller yet (which in turn is *totally* not controlled improperly through an Arduino... oops), which means it is running undervolted and in a much narrower speed range than it should.
September 25, 2025 at 7:41 PM
My DIY e-bike motor finally spins up for the first time! <3
Granted, it's not using the proper speed controller yet (which in turn is *totally* not controlled improperly through an Arduino... oops), which means it is running undervolted and in a much narrower speed range than it should.
Granted, it's not using the proper speed controller yet (which in turn is *totally* not controlled improperly through an Arduino... oops), which means it is running undervolted and in a much narrower speed range than it should.