Jenny List

Oxhack member, creator of the @LanguageSpy range of electronic kits for #RaspberryPi and #HamRadio.

Oxford, UK

Send a private message

Similar accounts worth following

90 Followers

13 Following

10 Projects

Projects 10
- View All
Contributions 4
- View All
Events 3
- View All
Hackerspaces 1
- View All
Following 33
- View All
Bits 2

jenny-list

Send a private message

This user joined on 11/18/2015.

Proud member of

Oxford Hackspace

UK Day Trip: The National Museum of Computing

12k

Converts 0 - 30 MHz up to 50 - 80 MHz. Allows HF(shortwave) reception on RTL-SDRs and the like. A square inch project entry

Project Owner Contributor

HF receive converter for RTL-SDRs and similar

jenny-listJenny List

14.2k

372

Somebody must be able to hear a Pi Zero on the other side of the world!

Project Owner Contributor

The Australia Project

jenny-listJenny List

4.4k

An avalanche relaxation oscillator that produces pulses with picosecond rise times

Project Owner Contributor

Avalanche Pulse Generator

jenny-listJenny List

2.8k

A quick-to-build spring clamp for holding SMD components down during hand soldering.

Project Owner Contributor

Spring clamp third hand for hand soldering SMDs

jenny-listJenny List

25.3k

Opening up a dodgy knock-off of Nintendo's mini console, to see what's inside.

Project Owner Contributor

Fake NES Classic Edition Teardown

jenny-listJenny List

590

My Hackaday UK Unconference badge, that plays a chiptune version of Rick Astley's hit on FM radio

Project Owner Contributor

Hackaday UK Unconference FM Radio Rickroll Badge

5-7 Aug 2016, Guildford, UK - emfcamp.org

Project Owner Contributor

Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Camp - Who's going?

jasmine-brackettJasmine Brackett

816

Now with even more Benchoff

Project Owner Contributor

Unformatted

aleksandar-bradicAleksandar Bradic

793

A chill for the Writing Staff

Project Owner Contributor

Hackaday Writing Crew

mike-szczysMike Szczys

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

285

Dementia patients' cognitive abilities deteriorate in an environment without resources to keep them stimulated. This project aims to help.

Project Owner Contributor

Cognitive stimulation for dementia patients

iulian-arcusIulian Arcus

04.22.2017 02:00 pm BST - 06:00 pm BST

Join in the worldwide Hackaday community's day of brainstorming in Oxford Hackspace, with Hackaday staff writer Jenny List.

Project Owner Contributor

Hackaday World Create Day At Oxford Hackspace

Oxford Hackspace, Oxford, UK

04.23.2016 02:30 pm BST - 06:30 pm BST

Join the Oxford Hackspace community in the worldwide brainstorming session for the 2016 Hackaday Prize design concept challenge.

Project Owner Contributor

Hackaday World Create Day 2016 at Oxford Hackspace

Oxford Hackspace, OCFI, New Rd, Oxford OX1 1BY, UK

03.16.2019 01:30 pm GMT - 06:00 pm GMT

Hackaday are inviting the UK hardware hacking community to a mini unconference hosted by Cambridge Makespace.

Project Owner Contributor

Hackaday Cambridge Mini Unconference

Cambridge, United Kingdom

536

An independent space in Oxford for the hacking needs of our diverse, creative and talented maker community.

Project Owner Contributor

Oxford Hackspace

Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io

Project Owner Contributor

Hackaday.io Project

Jubito is a home automation hub based on the open source jaNET framework. Can link and interface different objects regardless technology.

Project Owner Contributor

Home automation hub using Pis, Arduino and more!

john-ambeliotisJohn Ambeliotis

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

29.9k

165

132

NEDONAND is 8-bit homebrew computer entirely built out of many 74F00 chips (2-input NAND gates)

Project Owner Contributor

NEDONAND homebrew computer

shaosSHAOS

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

28.4k

6.1k

204

A solar energy system up to 500W in power for use with lithium batteries.

Project Owner Contributor

Solar Energy Generator

nathaniel-verleeNathaniel VerLee

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

25.5k

175

174

Design of a 500 Euro automatic BOOKSCANNER which can be build without expensive or complicated equipment or skills.

Project Owner Contributor

automatic BOOKSCANNER for Ethiopia

karsten-fuhstKarsten Fuhst

24.8k

132

Using a Pi Zero, I want to create a cheap keyboard interface and graphics card for my RC2014 homebrew computer

Project Owner Contributor

5ドル Graphics Card For Homebrew Z80

spencerspencer

19.9k

1.5k

MashBerry is a Raspberry PI based beer-brewing controller. It is designed to automate the mashing-process for the homebrewer.

Project Owner Contributor

MashBerry - Beer brewing with Raspberry PI

wastel7wastel7

19.1k

192

The Junk Box SDR: a simple project to illustrate how it is possible to mount and mod an RTL-SDR and upconverter into a case.

Project Owner Contributor

RTL-SDR With Upconverter and Case

dainbramageDainBramage

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

18.2k

1.4k

110

CANcrusher is an Open Source CANbus development system for hackers and developers interested in a low-cost alternative to the $$$$ systems.

Project Owner Contributor

CANcrusher Car Hack / Development Platform

davidDavid

16.7k

9.1k

Rpi B+ and Webcam security system with motion, dvr, and remote access.

Project Owner Contributor

Raspberry Pi Security System

mike-cazzwell-cassellMike [Cazzwell] Cassell

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

14k

8.4k

115

Integrating open source autopilots from drones into massive pieces of farm equipment to do something useful.

Project Owner Contributor

Autonomous Tractor

matt-reimerMatt Reimer

10.7k

2.5k

SBHT is a data/digital voice radio capable of greater than 4 watts of power initially on the VHF Ham bands.

Project Owner Contributor

SBHT - VHF DIGITAL RADIO

shane-burrellShane Burrell

9.7k

Volt- and ohmmeter plus calculator on 25x25mm PCB

Project Owner Contributor

Micro progmeter

jaromirsukubajaromir.sukuba

7.3k

Pseudo Random VGA blinking lights generator

Project Owner Contributor

VGA Blinking Lights

danjovicdanjovic

6.6k

2.9k

Slowly putting together a portable sdr with a pi for fun.

Project Owner Contributor

Raspberry Py SDR

emericaEmerica

5.8k

850

A pair of Altoids-tin sized transmitters, designed to be a cheap way to get music to an old device with no audio input.

Project Owner Contributor

AM/FM Transmitter Pair

[ an open-access peer-reviewed journal ]

Project Owner Contributor

Hackaday Journal of What You Don't Know

aleksandar-bradicAleksandar Bradic

4.9k

1.2k

2-channel simultaneous AD/DA conversion with up to 1 MSamp/s

Project Owner Contributor

Raspberry Pi High-Speed AD/DA

henning-paulHenning Paul

View all

Share this profile

Bits

danjovic wrote 12/12/2015 at 19:10 • point

Thank you for the skull to my #VGA Blinking Lights project

Are you sure? yes | no

Jenny List wrote 12/13/2015 at 08:46 • point

Any time, it's a cool project! :)

Are you sure? yes | no

Become cool instantly

like Jenny List and many others

Jenny List

Proud member of

My Projects

Projects I Contribute To

My Events

My Hackerspaces

Projects I Like & Follow

Share this profile

Bits

Become a Hackaday.io Member

Send a private message to Jenny List

Become cool instantly

Report user as inappropriate