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Darrell G
Member Since: April 27, 2015
Country: United States
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Pete is no longer with Sparkfun.
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He provides pretty good support for these in the Sparkfun Forum as well.
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I recently made a clock using the Sparkfun 6.5-inch 7-segment display digits. My clock uses a GPS module to get the time. I opted to add a hardware switch for DST, because the clock is now permanently installed in a large venue and I didn't want to have to reprogram it if/when legislation changes DST timing again.
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It's should also be mentioned that Mr. Robertson also provides very good, very fast support for his products in the Sparkfun forum.
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I'm having flashbacks to the days of running a 300bps modem on my Commodore 64. My modem, which plugged into a slot on the back of the C64, was slightly more advanced than an acoustic coupler. I had to dial the number manually, then unplug the handset and connect its wire to the modem when I heard the answering carrier. You could read the text from the BBS as quickly as it appeared. Even Q-Link (AOL before it was AOL) was barely usable.
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Hey, that's me! Thanks Sparkfun!
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The best block has to be the GPIO block. If Edison can't talk to the rest of the world, what good is it?
No public wish lists :(