Dhaka, Bangladesh
First-year CSE student. Night sky watcher.
I take things apart to see how they hold together.
I study computer science at Daffodil International University, first year, batch 69. Most of what I actually know I picked up outside class, by taking something apart. A camera setting. A circuit board. A radio signal. An aircraft system.
I live near VGHS, close enough to hear takeoffs from my window. That proximity turned into an interest, and the interest turned serious.
I am not loud about things. I get quietly obsessed instead, and I stay with a thing long after most people would have moved on.
I shoot in manual, always. Mostly dusk. Mostly things that are already moving away from you.
placeholder tones, swap each .photo-tile background with your own frame
Wired an Arduino Nano into a physical knob so I could stop reaching for the taskbar volume slider on Windows.
arduino nanoAn RTL-SDR dongle pulling live aircraft positions out of the air near VGHS, no flight tracker app required.
rtl-sdr, ads-bBought a basic USB LED with a manual clearly written by one person. Working through what its software actually sends to the device.
reverse engineeringPairing a ZK-MT21 2.1 channel amp board with drivers pulled from an old Awei speaker, running the whole thing off 12V.
zk-mt21, 12vMSFS 2020, mostly the A320neo with the FBW mod, mostly out of VGHS. I fly it like it matters. Checklists and all.