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News - Greetings from Customer S… | about 2 months ago
hahahaha
C'mon, everybody knows IT has the most fun. :–)
[BTW: If you guys ever find yourselves setting up shop in West Michigan give me call. :-D ]
News - Free Day 2012 Recap | about 5 months ago
Nope. Codes are good as any other payment method, just like a CC.
Product COM-10545 | about 7 months ago
Given the pics (and how it’s described) I’d imagine it’s a SPDT. There’d have to be a 4th pole for it to be two SPST switches, in which case it’d be a DPDT. :–)
Product ROB-10391 | about 8 months ago
Give the video in the description a watch. It will activate at 5 volts, but it won’t have near the linear force as it would at max voltage.
News - Relaying the New Products… | about 9 months ago
If I recall from a pic I saw on Engadget they aren’t due out until the end of October or November.
I’d guess SparkFun will be carrying them right away. :–) (Really looking forward to having WiFi on board, and 96 Mhz will be a lot of fun.)
News - Maker Faire, SparkFun Fli… | last year
Two-man hazmat suit.
Not so great actually…
Product WRL-08947 | about a year ago
Sad that these still aren’t back yet. Bummer that I only got two of these before they disappeared.
Could you guys source a module that can at least receive in the 315 MHz range so I can make use of the transmitters that are still available? I know there was a transceiver module that supported 433 MHz, 868 MHz and 915 MHz [ http://www.sparkfun.com/products/10153 ]. Be nice to have one at 315 MHz too.
News - New Product Post Friday | about a year ago
Just keep them decently cheap and I’ll likely buy a pile for projects.
News - New Product Post Friday | about a year ago
73000003
:–)
[Yay Googles! http://www.archimedes-lab.org/primOmatic.html]
Product PRT-08075 | about a year ago
I used component M04 / M04X2 on my schematic. Spacing is the same, so it should work for PCB layouts, though I haven’t confirmed this.