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Hello fellow Nerds, Geeks, and, well, engineers.I am developing a camera trap to register diurnal and nocturnal visitors to animal feces.*This is my challenge right now ->Lots...
9 June 2026
Sandro Von Matter commented on "DIY Noir Insect Camera Trap, solving the MIB paradox, looking for some advice."