Haha, no - not Jim Brian but I appreciate the association. That's a MountT on the BC port for power and a PDDuino TPDD Emulator on the RS232 port, built from the info on the git repository.
I've been having a blast playing with the PDDuino over the last few months. Learned more about the TPDD protocol than I ever expected and I might just yell at Bill Greiman of SdFat if I ever meet him. Incredibly useful and fun device. I just recently got a M102 so haven't gotten around to flipping the USB port on the MountT so it points the right way yet. I've also been stealing power off the System Bus port instead since it's closer but forgot my cable today. The setup with the right length USB cord looks wicked cool on an M100. Very awesome work BKW, thank you! Brian On Fri, Jul 9, 2021, 9:08 PM Brian K. White <b.kenyo...@gmail.com> wrote: > I do like how simple that is, and I have been annoyed that my plastic > legs are never exactly the right length and the unit always rocks a > little until I spend a minute adjusting. And one loose part is better > than 2 loose parts. > > I like it. > > And I recognize them add-ons ;) > > Did you build them or get them from Jim Brain or are you Jim Brain ? > Because I don't remember giving any to anyone else but they look neat > and properly built from what I can see. > > -- > bkw > > > On 7/9/21 4:00 PM, Brian Brindle wrote: > > I found this thing called a "Laptop Foot" at the checkout of my local > > Barnes and Noble the other day. I am slightly embarrassed to admit that > > I paid $12 for it but also I've been very happy with how it works so... > > > > It's just the one wedge, you pop it under the back of the M100 and it > > just sort of tripods. It's very stable, no rocking or anything and has > > it at a decent angle for me. I find it easier to keep up with and > > quicker to deploy than my plastic feet. > > > > Quick Amazon search for "Laptop Foot" or Universal Laptop/Notebook > > stands will reveal 4-packs available from $10-$13 but totally lacks the > > instant gratification I received for 4x the price, not to mention the > > blank look from my SO as I ran from the checkout to the Starbucks > > inside, ripped my rubberized wedge from its box and plopped my M102 on > > it happily exclaiming "Hu?! HU?!! Awesome right?!" > > > > She didn't respond, likely because it was too awesome for her to handle. > > Anyway, I thought you guys would appreciate it. > > > > Behold - the M100 foot! > > > > http://niedobry.com/mod100/images/ <http://niedobry.com/mod100/images/> > > > > > > Brian > > > >
