Now that we are all ready to head back to school I thought it might be fun to show off how we outfit our backpacks! Below is an image of mine, ready to march down my school’s freshly polished halls and stuffed with enough fun things to fix just about any broken device he students (or teachers) can throw my way. So, link to a pick of your pack in the comments and we will run a post at the end of the week with our favorites!
Stuff from left to right:
Bluetooth Mouse
Bluetooth Keyboard (the box is from a dial caliper set and doubles as a stand for the ViewPad)
1st Gen DSO Nano
ViewPad 7E
16GB flash drive
Backpack
Kapton Tape (sooooo much better then electrical tape)
Another dial caliper box full of Arduinos, shields, a bus pirate and a home-brew PICAXE dev board
Misc jumper wires
World isolating headphones
So, don’t forget to submit a pic of your pack and good luck during this school year!
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my backpack is in a weird state today¡
– macbook pro
– wifi pineapple with some cords (ethernet, usb)
– small travel arduino kit without the arduino (breadboards, led, resistors, wires)
– usb rubber ducky from hak5
– alfa awus036h
– alfa awus036nha
– wifi pineapple with a few antennas for fun (5dBi, 7dBi)
My small hand bag that I carry with me every day contains onl y RaspberryPi, BusPirate USB 1A charger and USB-3.3VTTL converter 🙂
my backpack is in a weird state today¡
– macbook pro
– wifi pineapple with some cords (ethernet, usb)
– small travel arduino kit without the arduino (breadboards, led, resistors, wires)
– usb rubber ducky from hak5
– alfa awus036h
– alfa awus036nha
– wifi pineapple with a few antennas for fun (5dBi, 7dBi)
I think I carry too many things… but here’s what’s in mine:
http://stringinthemaze.blogspot.com/2012/08/what-do-i-carry-in-my-backpack.html