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J. M. Hopkins

Jeffrey M. Hopkins, Amateur Rocketry, Electronics, Hardware, Musical Instruments, Programming, and more!

Lompoc, California
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An Electronic Aerophone with focus on usability as an instrument.
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The Open Woodwind Project

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Experimental high power rocket with active stabilization, live telemetry, autonomous GPS guided recovery and HD video
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High Power Experimental Rocket Platform

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A custom designed parachute to be used in autonomous rocket recovery.
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Single Skin Steerable Parachute

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A box to convert an amateur radio 70cm serial stream to telnet over WiFi.
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70cm Serial WiFi Bridge

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Step sequencer for 8 mute tracks
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Eurorack Mute Sequencer

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Open Woodwind Project - Teensy Pocket MIDI Synthesizer
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Pocket Synth

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An exercise of connecting the ESP-12 DevKit board running nodemcu to a 4 pin I2C OLED Display
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This project aims to build a tilt sensor that is cheap, very accurate and has a wide measuring range (up to 360 degrees).
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This is a scratchpad project to store ideas about building a polyphonic synth around a teensy 3.6
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Type at 300 words per minute!
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Made from 15mm Plywood and 12mm OSB3, powered by a Metabo KS55 TS hand circular-saw and a Metabo OFE 738 router.
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J. M. Hopkins wrote 03/08/2016 at 13:56 • point

No problem, keep the project coming. I love hackaday.io for this reason

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Benjamin Broce wrote 03/08/2016 at 03:03 • point

Thanks for the Skull on my ESPtank (keep an eye out for the low-cost smartwatch I'm working on)! I love the projects you have up so far!

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ben.phenoptix wrote 08/07/2015 at 21:40 • point

Thanks for the Skull on the MeArm project J.M! Looking forward to seeing more of your work!

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Jasmine Brackett wrote 09/11/2014 at 19:01 • point
Hello Jeffrey, welcome to hackaday.io. It's great to see new members posting great projects straight away. Thanks!

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J. M. Hopkins wrote 09/11/2014 at 21:54 • point
Thanks!
I like to keep a fairly steady pace on my projects, but I'm out of the States for a few months which mucks up my ability to keep going at the project like I'd like to. So you'll see updates in documentation, but not a lot of project advancement until early next year. Sometimes real life can get in the way of hobbies...

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