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PhysicsGuy2
Member Since: December 8, 2009
Country: United States
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Newb question. How will these implants interact with medical devices? Is there enough metal in there to throw off a CT or MRI scan? Is there enough metal that an MRI would rip the tag out of your skin?
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IIRC, aquatic turtles can't eat outside of the water. They need external water to swallow their food.
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Your link to the tutorial doesn't work. Perhaps because it links to an "internal" Sparkfun page.
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This is the worst blind date I've ever been on.
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What kind(s) of beer do you all have in your kegs?
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Here is the connection I had to make. ( http://www.flickr.com/photos/65725160@N04/7032139235/in/photostream/ ) It works with the old "broken" code, and the new "fixed" code.
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Both my Arduino and the El Escudo are powered by wall warts. For the record, I have no idea why this works, what it's doing, or if it's bad for my Aruino/El Escudo/etc. It was, however, the only way I could get my EL Wire to light up at all.
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This solution decidedly did not work for me. I ended up having to connect one of the “Inverter Output” pads to one of the “Raw Voltage” pads. Don't know if they changed the layout on the El Escudo or what.
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I got my El Escudo working with the 12 V power supply last night. I had to solder a wire from one of the "Inverter Output" pads to one of the "Raw Voltage" pads. Soldering to the GND pins did not work for me. You can use a jumper wire to test your board to see what pins need to be soldered, or I can take a pic and upload it.
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I swear one of mine was a Triceratops head.
No public wish lists :(