It was a very exciting night with robotics club practice resuming after a short layoff. The team was excited to get back together and explore some new ideas. This season we will begin to look at programming. It will be challenging but I think the team can handle it!
The prep work portion of my PC Water Cooling Beginner’s Guide draws to a conclusion in this post with my outline of specific custom water cooling components selected. I have already discussed the major PC components (mobo, processor, etc.) as well as the Cases/Enclosures I selected for each stage of my build guide. The components outlined in this post …
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Winter in the north brings many of the homestead activities I have been learning to a halt or crawl. Naturally many of my recent posts have been about robotics and tech but learning about homesteading continues in the cold winter months. Here are how some of the homesteading activities have been doing in these cold winter months.
The final match of the Vex IQ robotics league season saw our teams continue to improve while having fun and learning about STEM concepts. The five runs the students participated in were all solid with both teams having their best runs of the season tonight! Both of our teams were awarded a trophy for STEM …
Our final robotics practice of the current Vex IQ robotics session was very reflective and somewhat bittersweet for me. After the Black Mambas and Winners elected their team spokesperson for the week we had a discussion and review of the season.
In PC Water Cooling Beginner’s Guide – Prep Work I outlined the main components of the custom water cooled PC build. In this part of the guide I continue on the prep work portion of the build, outlining the cases/enclosures I chose for each phase of the project.
