[Comp time] Win 1 of 3 Arduino Uno R4 WiFi Boards. To enter, head to & tell us what you'd build with it!. It's all thanks to Jaycar. Ends Dec 31st. Good luck!

[Issue 76] Check out the amazing Magic Mirror; Raspberry Pi-Powered interactive mirrors, Part 1 of our 12 Projects of Christmas series. There's the amazing Flea-Scope, and we check out how to use ChatGPT to help develop a data logger. 🔗 #diyelectronics

G'day makers. Our October Issue 75 is now available. Check it out here: #diyelectronics

[Issue 74] This month, we take a look at 433MHz transmitter and receiver modules and show you how to use them in your wireless Arduino electronics projects. Learn more about these modules in Issue 74 or on our website. #diyelectronics

RT @makerboxall: Every few days I receive an email from someone trying to jump into Arduino and failing, as they're putting a project toget….

is one of the most interesting electronic design software we’ve seen. ⁠.⁠.The Copilot tool is like ChatGPT for electronic design, but with contextual & fundamental understanding of the components. ⁠⁠. Review: @buildwithflux

Our June Issue 71 is now available. 102 pages of juicy maker inspo.• DIY RPi Night Vision Goggles.• Electronic DC Load Pt 2.• ESP8266 Expansion.• Continuity Tester.• Square & sine wave oscillators.• Weather Balloon Pt 3.Read it now. #diyelectronics

RT @kevsmac: I can get the volts, just not the milliamps required

Issue 67 is out now. • EZ-ATX PSU Power supply Part.2.• Electronic Stethoscope.• Automatic Zen Garden Part.1.• Air Quality Monitor.• Basic Amplifiers.• Crystal Radios.• Pico-based Tiny Resource Monitor.• Up-cycled Ornamental Clock.⁠.🔗

[Workbench Wednesday] If you look really, really closely, you can see a little bit of available workspace. 😅. This amazing workbench belongs to martin.dl8ri (via Instagram) "Fix one 7000 to fix with it the other one. 😂😅". #diyelectronics

[Issue 60] Build this WiFi Temperature Sensor with Scrolling Display. This ESP8266-based project shows the current temperature on a scrolling LED display. Read all about it on page 77 of Issue 60 or visit #diyelectronics

[Issue 59] This beautiful timepiece combines nixie tubes, Arduino and freeform electronics. Read all about it on page 43 of Issue 59, or visit (link in bio)

[Workbench Wednesday] Today's featured workbench is by labofoudre via Instagram where they are manufacturing and testing ferrite-rod-antennas for a lightning detection system. 🌩️ Very interesting. What do you like about the workbench?

[Issue 59] June issue out now. 100 pages of maker goodness now available in print, PDF and digital book. ⁠.#diyelectronics.⁠

[Workbench Wednesday] In this case, the workbench is a park picnic table?!. This amazing outdoor workstation belongs to Martin, IG:martin.dl8ri who was on a field day to help other radio operators test their gear. Tag us with your workbench.

[Workbench Wednesday] This workbench belongs to maker, castle_craft_furniture (Instagram) who has taken their electronics workbench to three levels. The magnetic tool holder looks pretty handy. What do you like about Rick's workbench?. Tag @diyodemag with your workbench setup

[Issue 58] In this month's Classroom, we explore the 555 timer IC and its variants, its operation and different functional modes, and then finish by making a giant one from discrete components. . #diyelectronics

[Issue 58] This fan controller project is different. We have two humidity sensors, one of which will be positioned inside the space of concern, and the other outside of it. Read all about the project on page 15 of Issue 58, or visit

[Issue 58] An ESP32-based e-Paper display and speech-driven hub that shows the artist, album and song details playing on your Spotify account. Read all about it on page 83 of Issue 58, or visit

[Issue 58] 100 pages of fresh maker goodness. Our May issue is out now.⁠.⁠.Available in print, PDF and digital book. Visit:⁠ .⁠