The Famous Etching And Soldering Workshop

25/11/2012

News! There's now a date and also a nice gimmick to be developed by yourself.

The workshop has been scheduled on Friday, December 28th. Mark your calendar!

And the gimmick will be a remote control which can switch off any TV. Don't harm the TVs on your next Saturn shopping day, just switch them off.

If you want to attend the workshop, please register for "The Famous Etching and Soldering Workshop" on http://slopjong.de/events/

EventsClick on Event Name for description/registrationEVENTSTART-ENDThe Famous Etching and Soldering WorkshopOpen Seats 102012-12-28 4:00 pm-8:00 pmThe Famous Etching and Soldering WorkshopDec 28,2012 - Time: 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm Learn the process of designing a circuit board (PCB). In the first part o...

03/11/2012

More than 460 days passed since the last workshop. That's really a lot in a fast living technology world with electronics everywhere even where you don't expect it.

That's one of many reasons why to give everyone and especially newbies an introduction into the development of circuit boards again.

Understand how such a board is produced and enrich your knowledge base. The future is you.

Luxembourg is proud of having the syn2cat hackerspace to be the hot spot for every developer, hacker and maker.

More information about the the workshop day and the material costs will be available soon.

Stay tuned!

07/07/2011

Den nächste Workshop ass den 6. August.
W.e.g. mell dech un, schreiw mir ee Message oder besich http://etch-it.hackerspace.lu/

The next workshop will be held on August 6th. Please register, send me a message or visit http://etch-it.hackerspace.lu/

You can choose to do the voice changer, the fm transmitter (for doing some radio) or just do both. They fit together. Imagine how radio listeners react if there's suddenly a robot voice on their radio :-)

31/05/2011

The next session of the workshop will be scheduled on July or August. Stay tuned and check http://etch-it.hackerspace.lu

22/05/2011

The workshop was a great success yesterday. Amongst others four hackers from the fablab (a hackerspace in France) came and went home happily with their radio transmitter :-)