The Li-ion Charger!

This is a basic single Li-ion battery Charger, which has a Type-C Input and a TP4056 Charger, I'm Kinda speedrunning this thing rn!!!

'Rishaan' Logo Keychain!

So this is gonna be a small trinket of my name's (Rishaan) logo, which is an 'R', as it is my name's initial. I have my interest in Math, Physics and Chemistry, so that's why this is made by their mashup (Lightning, Line and Atom). It's a very cool thing!!! Well idk what should be it's price, so I'm making it $8.5, well I'll return the rest! Cause I'll be using print legion for this! ig it doesn't have any cart ss, but ig I can have this print legion thing here!

#The Soldering Test

So this is a very basic pcb, which has many kinda footprints in which we need to solder components, it has many basic and common footprints of SMT and THT devices, so that we could increase our soldering skills!!!

VikramSatv0.EPS Redevelopement!

So you might have taken a look at the VikramSatv0_Electrical-Power-Subsystem repository during the GROUNDED, I also got the grant for this project, but I noticed some major flaws in this!!! I believe that the best way to learn something is to make mistakes in it, so I'll be fixing those mistakes here and kinda make big changes in the whole board, so get ready for the upcoming adventure! It's me, Rishaan Sharma, a 14 year old Indian boy making a satellite with 4 of my teammates. The Satellite is named as 'VikramSat'. It's a 2U CubeSat and yeah it's quite a cool project! I have been assigned the duty to make a fully functional Electrical Power Sub-System (EPS) for the CubeSat. So, I'm writing this journal which notifies about the progress regularly. I hope you all will find this quite interesting!!!

The Surevival

Yooo here!!! I am Rishaan Sharma, a 14 year old Indian. I am making this project, 'The Surevival' as a survival tool. It would have functions like Survival guide, GPS, whether reports, etc. I'll be making this on KiCad, and yeah I'm a beginner! It's MCU will be ESP32-S3FN8. I hope it's a tier 1! It's a very interesting project, so please do check out for the Journal! Well I'm having $105 as the required grant, but I'll return what are left!