The World Solar Challenge starts on Sunday and is a sun powered car race from Darwin to Adelaide (about 3000km).
You can track the cars here
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Friday, October 11, 2019
Two JumboSpots and the World Solar Challenge
The Cambridge University Eco Racing team required two Raspberry Pi Zeros, but where were they going to find them in Darwin? Yes, that's correct, the Amateur Radio community naturally! The Jumbo Spot uses a Rasberry Pi Zero W and I have/had one and so did Ian (VK8LOL). We dismantles our Spots in the name of environmental sustainability and for the sake of all humanity.
The World Solar Challenge starts on Sunday and is a sun powered car race from Darwin to Adelaide (about 3000km).
You can track the cars here
The World Solar Challenge starts on Sunday and is a sun powered car race from Darwin to Adelaide (about 3000km).
You can track the cars here
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