high school not fully developed physicallyok <| sep |> I always find the scariest situations the most relatable . <| sep |> Thats way more than $ 500 . Im not much into PVP but its C h a r g e T r ippleSlashPrecisionStrike <| sep |> Sorry thought we were talking about shops here in Australia ? <| sep |> I suddently feel the urge to make a waifu flair pin . <| sep |> Today I got an envelope smelling of burnt plastic in the post . I ' ve never been so excited ! EditI ' m planning a proper writeup of the build process from start to finish , but here ' s the previous post with lots of information , and here ' s a video of an early prototype in actionhE 09 jtD 0 vg . SetupAtmega 328 microcontroller on a custom designed PCB , connected to a PC via a USBSerial Converter . The LCD Display shows various numbers based on your situation . E . g . if you ' re heading to orbit it shows the current apoapsis , if you ' re deorbiting it shows the periapsis . if you ' re landing it shows radar alt , if you ' re in atmospheric flight it shows airspeed . and if you have a maneuvre planned it gives time to node , or remaining dV . The LEDs light up to indicate what the number on the display means . 3 lights x Aux on or off 6 OptionsAt very low altitude , the LEDs light up in series and act as a descent speed indicator similar to runway landing lights . The servo controls a gauge which currently acts as a fuel gauge . it also wobbles dramatically to indicate current level of scariness . The box was laser cut to order , and is a basic slotted box design with holes for the mounting screws .