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Product WIG-09555 | about 2 weeks ago

Yes, but only the raw data is passed.

Product WIG-09555 | about 2 weeks ago

No

Product WIG-09555 | about 2 weeks ago

No

Product RTL-10769 | about 2 weeks ago

Incidentally, this “kit” is $10 cheaper than the microOBD-200 module sold by Scantool.net and has the same functionality, AND you get a cable with it, so call it $25 cheaper overall. Only major difference is the PCB size. ~1.5"x2.5" (for this product) vs. a 24pin .6" DIP (microOBD-200).

News - March Caption Contest | about 2 months ago

I can haz Sparkfunz

Product LCD-11122 | about 4 months ago

Dimensions…3.74 x 2.16"… Are we sure about this? Something isn’t matching up here…

News - New Product Friday: Look … | about 4 months ago

It’s all about marketing and buzz words. The ‘duino community has, by far, more of both. Buzz words sell. Plain and simple… I’ve been mainly on the PIC side of the house with the occasional step over the AVR side since about 1995. They’re both great for what they do. I prefer to stick with the PIC for the foreseeable future. I develop faster with the PIC because I’m used to it. If I’d have started out with AVR’s, the situation could just have easily been reversed. And there’s plenty of free dev tools, hardware, support, etc. for the PIC. I could say the same for the 'duino’s. But I know that same support is just a search away if I need it.

News - SparkFun Sustainability E… | about 4 months ago

I reuse email addresses.

News - Datalogger for the SparkF… | about 5 months ago

Jeeze…I’ve been using this method for about 12 years. Ya, it wrecks the “pins” on the SD card, but doesn’t hurt a thing if you leave a micro->full size adapter in there and just use the microSD card. Same thing with the floppy drive cables. Don’t want to say it’s the oldest trick in the book, but come on. Talk about bringing up the dead…

News - Free Day 2012 is Under Wa… | about 5 months ago

Key words “subject yourself” Yep, that’s right. You got nobody to blame but yourself.