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Eric Falsken
Member Since:
October 30, 2011
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No public wish lists :(
Product CLS-11223 | about a month ago
I wish this class were out here in San Francisco. Where can I buy the bot and materials if I want to follow along? I can’t find it in the product section.
Product DEV-10711 | about 5 months ago
Can we get confirmation on this from Sparkfun?
News - Remember Cubelets? | about 5 months ago
I don’t think he was crazy enough to be Swiss. But the accent was definitely entertaining.
Product KIT-11068 | about 5 months ago
An awesome little idea!
News - The Treeduino is back! | about 5 months ago
I’ve been looking for a relay board like that! Any ideas where I can find something similar?
Product BOK-11001 | about 6 months ago
A fun, awesome book for complete beginners and casual learners. Good for learning the concepts. Touches on electrical-related subjects like Magnetism and Power Generation, Batteries, and Sensors.
Product COM-09320 | about 6 months ago
Watch out. The trackball assembly is just glued on in 2 tiny spots and cannot take much horizontal force before popping off. Be careful not to apply too much pressure.
Product BOB-10616 | about 6 months ago
Funny enough, the rows are 0.1" apart. But the columns are still some odd length. This is going to be ugly if I want this board to be reusable. I highly suggest anyone interested in this breakout to get themselves the TLC5940 DIP instead. Much easier to work with.
Product DEV-10615 | about 6 months ago
Funny enough, the rows are 0.1" apart. But the columns are still some odd length. This is going to be ugly if I want this board to be reusable. I highly suggest anyone interested in this shield to get themselves a ProtoBoard and the TLC5940 DIP instead. Much easier to work with.
Product DEV-10615 | about 6 months ago
It appears that the breakout holes are not 0.100" apart. Does anyone know how far apart they are and WHY? I’d love to source a header for it and I just found out that the one I ordered doesn’t fit.