Robert | June 17, 2022

Elias | Sept. 20, 2021

Great minimalist wallet for nerds

For The Void Wallet()

Bought this to replace my ridge wallet clone. It's actually thinner than my old wallet and doesn't have a money clip, so it's flatter. It looks awesome and I can't wait to show it off to my programmer friends. One of the PCB plates did have a small scratch on it, but I don't mind because it's going to be in my pocket with my keys, so it's probably going to get scratched anyway. Getting cards out of it does seem more awkward than the ridge wallet, but I haven't used it much yet so I'm probably just not used to it. This ships from the Czech Republic and I'm in the USA, so it took 4 weeks to arrive (this was during covid, so overseas shipping is generally much slower than normal). But don't let any of that dissuade you, it's an awesome little wallet and I would definitely recommend it!

Response from Fusion Tech | Sept. 20, 2021

Thanks, Elias! Really glad you like the wallet.
Shipping has indeed been atrocious during covid :(

Karol | Sept. 16, 2021

Love it!

For Dual CAN-Bus adapter for Teensy 4.0, 4.1

Just got it in my hands! Perfect design and made! ps. thanks for the attached catalog of the products, there will be some orders soon!

Response from Fusion Tech | Sept. 20, 2021

Thanks, Karol!

Isaac | June 30, 2021

Excellent product, love the small size!

For Dual CAN-Bus adapter for Teensy 3.5, 3.6

The only Teensy CAN adapter there is -- and the best! These little boards solder right on and give you dual (or single) CAN busses. Installation is easy and they work great. Integrated termination resistors make everything neat.

Remapping CAN0 is a bit of a pain, an example of setting it up with the FlexCAN library would be great to have on the page here.
Also note that leaving Rs floating will cause slightly strange behaviour. If it's pulled to positive, it is effectively in 'normal' mode where there is no speed limitation on the drive transistors; grounding it shuts off the drive transistors altogether but leaves the receiving hardware powered up; but doing neither of those allows the resistance between the pin and 3.3v to control the slope (effectively the output power) of the output drivers.
So basically just pull it to 3.3 unless you're doing something special.

Response from Fusion Tech | July 7, 2021

Thank you for your review, Isaac!

Uwe | March 26, 2020