Support This Project
UART Wiki is a free, community-driven resource created to help repair technicians, console modders, and DIY enthusiasts learn how to use UART to diagnose and fix devices.
Maintaining this wiki takes time, energy, and server costs. If you’ve found this project helpful, please consider supporting it.
🙌 Ways to Support
💵 Donate
Your donations help cover hosting, domain fees, and ongoing development. PayPal donations are processed via StreamElements and sent directly to "TheCod3r". This project has been set up and is mained by TheCod3r and all donations will go towards the continual development of UART software, websites and the continual maintaining of any servers we need.
- PayPal: https://www.streamelements.com/thecod3r/tip
- Cryptocurrency:
- 💰 Bitcoin Wallet: 3LagjqGWmPZbwXqmVbuR2sTNXxWBnetLYV
- 💰 Ethereum Wallet: 0x455e9368c938f96f2d4386185d021fba8b022bd4
Don't have any of these? Email me at [email protected] and we’ll work something out!
🧠 Contribute Knowledge
- Add pages, guides, and pinouts to the wiki
- Fix typos, update old info, and organize content
- Share your UART logs or findings from real repair work
Start here: How to Contribute
📢 Spread the Word
- Link to UART Wiki in your repair videos, guides, or posts
- Mention us on social media or forums
- Invite other techs and modders to contribute
🤝 Sponsored By
We are proudly supported by the
Repair Preservation Group
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Thanks for being part of the repair movement. Every bit of help — whether time, money, or knowledge — keeps the project alive. 🔧💚