Motion Graphics Designer Nic makes a special appearance to show us how he added SparkFun heating pads to the seats of his slammin' 1990 Honda Civic wagon.
Engineer Chris went to Burning Man, and needed some solar power for his project. Thus, a Roundtable was born.
In this month's episode of "Engineering Roundtable," Nick Poole works on his DIY pinball machine!
Mechanical Engineer Paul shows us his system for keeping SparkFun's mech shop tools running smoothly!
Check out Joel's latest creation in this week's episode of "Engineering Roundtable."
We have an update on the happenings for AVC and another episode of "Engineering Roundtable."
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I came to say that ohms law is wrong on the pad - but you've corrected it - great work everyone, keep it up!
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Great, I am very impressed
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I'd love to see you guys come out with a Qwik connector for this that ties to the power pins and a couple of the GPIO.