Project submission question

[stevem]

I'm new to the site and have 2 projects I'd like to submit, but not sure if they're appropriate:

• Optical inclinometer: Originally designed for aircraft use, based on the same type of instrument found in all aircraft, which is a curved vial containing a steel ball in a fluid, commonly part of the usual "turn & bank" indicator. My device detects whether or not the ball has deflected from the center by a preset displacement. This can occur due to a static incline, or "tilt", as well as to a "skid" condition during a turn in a car or aircraft, for example. A working prototype exists.
  This is a typical small, simple 2-layer pcb with both SMD and through-components, all of which are easy to install.
• 760 channel aircraft VHF communication transceiver. This is a 4-layer board, largely double-sided SMD components that's never been built, but available if someone wants to experiment with it. Extensive simulation has been done, but that's about it.
  Any suggestions appreciated.

[gohan]

I think you can post your projects on openhardware.io as far as you comply with openhardware policy.
If you are posting the projects to have an open discussion on VHF transmissions, I really don't know if there are people on this forum with knowledge on that matter.

[hek]

Hi @stevem,

Openhardware.io is perfect for posting your open source hardware projects. It's meant to be a generic site for this purpose (even if we reuse some MySensors specific content/articles on MySensors.org).

[stevem]

@hek Thanks; maybe I'll try the inclinometer project.