at least it does for the hardware we make where i work

we use mains frequency for synchronizing

although we might actually detect it in software, not sure

yo is it normal for gearbest to not accept paypal sometimes

frequency counters are cheep

i think they don't in some cases? coupons maybe?

oh nvm it works on checkout

I wish mobile discount stacked with coupon

rip

I wanna get the mini usb flashlights but I end up paying more for shipping than the actual item <:hms:311152554618912768>

was it Cole™ certified?

I think it was

he said he got it for 8 cents once somehow

well it's double that

@spaqin a switch is cheaper

makes sense

i think we either have a step in the firmware flashing where it's defined as 50 or 60hz unit

or there's a tiny switch on the pcb

what are you working with?

oscilloscopes?

electronic article surveillance

ayy

we use the mains zero crossing as a reference point so all devices nearby are synchronized

and dont start detecting eachother

makes perfect sense

would buying a chink uk power adapter be safe

or is it best to buy one at home

just the mechanical part?

yeah, just the plug converter

it's literally plastic and some metal

get a big clive certified deathdapter <:alismirk:230784726615588865>

lonk?

it's the one that has live pins sticking out

it could be made of fukin dog bone

that sounds fun

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvOTiQKkQMo

wrong channel

stick your wang in

for luck

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