Clough42's GPS Clock Spins Its Numbers with a Pico and TMC2208
Clough42's GPS Clock Spins: A GPS module, a Raspberry Pi Pico, and two TMC2208 drivers spin machined wheels to show time that never needs setting. Here is how the build works.
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Clough42's GPS Clock Spins: A GPS module, a Raspberry Pi Pico, and two TMC2208 drivers spin machined wheels to show time that never needs setting. Here is how the build works.
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