Wow, thanks, y’all. Obviously, I don’t know what the fuck I’m doing.
But I think that’s part of the problem with this technology: people don’t jump in because, one, it’s expensive, and two, the level of technical knowledge and equipment you supposedly need puts it out of reach for a lot of folks.
So I’m experimenting with off-the-shelf shit to see if I can slap together something that actually works for under $50 Canadian.
No fancy gear. No engineering degree. Just cheap parts, bad decisions, and science.