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Making "The Clapper", a simple, fun, and quick project that gets you playing with the Nano right away.

This tutorial shows the steps to change bootloader (old and new) on the Nano development board using a custom shield and an Uno as the programmer.

A simple getting started project demonstrating one-way RF communication between two nodes using the NRF-Shield.

A custom 24-hour single revolution clock made with an RTC and a stepper motor, controlled by the Nano Flip, all put together on the Proto-Half.

At the end of the project, you'll get a Nano that has a footprint of the Uno.

An adjustable resistive load is developed with parts commonly found in most home and professional labs. The load can be adjusted to yield a range of current draws. This tool can be used to test, for example, the stable region of voltage regulators or other power management circuitry.