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Doctor Who
Member Since:
November 4, 2008
Gender:
Male
Country:
United States
Bio:
Somewhere between 900 and something and 48
Organizations:
Jedi Knight Computers
Current Role:
Everything.
Spoken Languages:
English, and some Yiddish, also Klingon and sometimes a few others.
Programming Languages:
Pascal, BASIC, and VEE (A graphic test and measurement language, also VB.
Interests or Hobbies:
Computers, hardware for them, and SciFI, see the site for Doctor Who at the BBC for more hints.
Website Links:
www.gregg.levine.name
No public wish lists :(
Product RTL-09876 | about 4 months ago
The 1000mAh batteries are available locally to me, (I’m in Astoria Queens and the Computer store for NYU has a stockpile for the ITP offices.). Will this charger work with them? They sell the other one which uses a MicroUSB as a opposed to the MiniUSB based one which this is. As it happens the same charger is available from Sparkfun with a MiniUSB connector in its place….
News - Little Box Stores | about 4 months ago
Oh wow. Same here. I buy nearly all of the things I know RS doesn’t know how to carry, there. The two Arduinos and the FTDI BOB units. In fact both BOBs are originally Sparkfun items, and the second Arduino is as well. (Plus the USB widget that it uses.) Ideally we need to convince, or confuse RS into expanding its line of not invented by them kits and assorted items. I recognized the Arduino kits as from your next door neighbor (think magazine name), and what they need is to carry a preselected Sparkfun list. I’d say twice what Microcenter thinks it needs.
Product DEV-08460 | about a year ago
According to one Source, that style can also work as a basic JTAG cable. Please confirm.
Product DEV-09947 | about a year ago
I use the Arduino who came out before the Uno design, not the Mega 2560, which is the Duemilanove. Are all of you stating that this fellow would need to be externally powered to participate with this shield?
Product DEV-10585 | about a year ago
Hello!
Nice! But I see a typo. Someone wanted to type android within one sentence, but swapped the o and i at one point. It is in this one:“The IOIO is fully controllable from within an Andriod application, using a simple and intuitive Java API – no embedded programming or external programmer will ever be needed, even for firmware upgrades!"
But I am still going to order one of the things at some point.
Product LCD-08600 | about a year ago
All of you are aware that I’m normally a 5v logic specialist. That also includes the odd display. That can also include the normally odd controller.
But what about attaching that one to an MSP430 type controller? Has anyone gone down that path?
News - Happy Free Day | about a year ago
And you guys are wondering why I didn’t participate in this one. Simple! I actually didn’t have an open project that would need something.
News - Maker Faire New York | about 2 years ago
To quote a certain lovable Princess, “Count me in!”. I will definitely be there.
Product PRT-08826 | about 2 years ago
Dare I mention that I found that one out using a connector that wasn’t mounted on that style break out board?
Product PRT-08944 | about 2 years ago
And of course this thing is just dandy.