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DarkLight Cover/Calibrator
DIY project to build a cover, flat panel or combo flip-flat panel
The DarkLight Cover/Calibrator (DLC) is a DIY project to build a motorized telescope cover, flat panel, or a combination flip-flat system. Its modular design supports various setups: a 12V light panel without a servo for a wall-mounted calibration panel, a servo-only cover for sky flats, or both integrated into a flip-flat mechanism. The DLC also includes optional dew heating to reduce extra equipment and cabling. With available drivers, it works with ASCOM or INDI. We’re excited to... -
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CGS MedRec
Free PHR system - Keeps your personal medical records centralized.
CGS MedRec was developed as a comprehensive platform to centralize all your personal medical data in 1 file. For free and open-source. Warning: ALWAYS backup your MedRec database file before upgrading! Upgrading existing installation: Running install will only upgrade CGS MedRec program files and will not affect your CGS MedRec database file. Meaning, it should be safe to use install to upgrade your installation without data loss. Still, as a precaution, always backup your database... -
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Body Mass Index (BMI) Calculator
Body Mass Index (BMI) Calculator
This is a portable BMI or Body Mass Index calculator. Calculate your BMI then compare it to categories provided by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute.
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