Member Since:
July 30, 2006
Gender:
Male
Country:
United States
Bio:
Tinkerer
Programming Languages:
Python, C, C#, Vb.net, etc.
Website Links:
http://www.davidcdean.com
News - SparkFun Gets a Subpoena | about 2 weeks ago
Well said. It sounds like reason prevailed here, on all sides.
News - Free Day Credits Are Expi… | about 3 months ago
Lol. End the madness, reissue the unused credit! ;)
Free Day Redux – Reanimating the Dead (gift certificates)
News - Free Day 2012 | about 5 months ago
Management at the ready with cattle prods. That’s how work keeps me motivated.
News - Free Day 2012 | about 5 months ago
Hmm… scrape from ec2 instances, push jobs through mechanical turk for humanity check, pay out at 1,000:0.10 USD… win? Better check the turn-around on HIT’s and start making your accounts now. ;)
I’m just gunna try the old fashioned way… cross my fingers and hold my breath. It could work.
News - The Final Open House Remi… | about 8 months ago
Indeed. Someone get to work on that virtual open house!
Product KIT-10173 | about 8 months ago
I’d tried tinkering with picaxe years ago, but after building the little board from a pen-drawn circuit sketch, and finally blinking an LED, I found myself in a, “Ok so… now what?” situation, and abandoned it. I hadn’t actually learned much.
Less than a year ago I bought this kit. The amount of consideration that went into this thing is amazing. That simple little project booklet and circuit overlays are great. Things clicked, and now I do all kinds of fun and useful things with various mcu’s, my own boards, etc. It was the perfect launch pad to a whole new hobby.
I might be a bit beyond one now, but if I’d known of a formal follow-on kit I almost certainly would have purchased it. Maybe something that dealt with voltage dividers, using additional libraries, maybe throw in that inexpensive dmm, etc. Does SFE have something like that?
Anyways, thanks! My nephews are definitely going to inherit this kit. They’re going to love it.
Product ROB-10826 | about 9 months ago
I don’t know. I think the claw is $10. So $30 for two job specific brackets, a servo, all mounting hardware and wrench doesn’t seem too bad. It looks like the servos alone go for $11 on SFE.
Product WRL-10665 | last year
Range.
News - The LikeLight | about a year ago
Wow, that is all kinds of awesome.
News - Bootstrapped, Profitable,… | about a year ago
My congratulations and best wishes to everyone at SparkFun Electronics.
You’ve all built a great company, and I expect you’ll continue to do a great job going forward.
Gratz again, and thanks!