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SimplEEngineering on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace...

Now that’s creative. Combine flex sensors, nano-muscle type movement and flex circuits.

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MikeGrusin on Engineering Roundtable - Bandsaw Coolant System

That is sweet, Paul!

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Funhough on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!

How about printing a circuit on a balloon? Flexible and new thinking about design as the circuit is growing and expanding while inflating it. You could make small blimps in notime with small motors and...

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Customer #301047 on DEV-10743 - Mega Pro Mini - 3.3V

anyone know the dimensions of this board?

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Customer #443998 on BOB-08276 - Breakout Board for XBee Module

Hello everyone, a newbie question, if i use this breakout board for the XBee module with the recommended sockets do i still need to solder anything? Can this board work without any solder? Sorry if the...

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GaretBiglow on DEV-10524 - ATmega328 with Arduino Optiboot (Uno)

Yes! I want to know if this is an option as well.Also, is it possible to: 1. Remove ATmega328 from an existing UNO board 2. Stick in a NON-BOOTLOADED ATmega328 into the UNO board 3. Burn a bootloader...

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Customer #418097 on COM-11323 - EL Sequencer

The parts, triac that you mention, does sparkfun sell it? I try to find, but cant find it.

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rwinscot on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!

JST battery connectors are good… but flexible magnetic ones that can safely* be added to some of the smaller lipos would be nice. Hit-up the link for an example in micro / Uberlite RC...

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Comrad_Durandal on TOL-10326 - Heaterizer XL-3000 Heat Gun

Perhaps he was accidentally restricting the airflow with an aerosol'ed accelerant, like propane? :)

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Customer #105105 on TOL-11296 - Power Supply - 12V/5V (2A)

I’d avoid these for applications with sensitive inputs. I totally agree with above comments on output load balancing – I fried TWO Raspberry Pi Model Bs in the span of 30 minutes with this power supply...

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Customer #389208 on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace...

Thats a neat idea.

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Rcrowley on Engineering Roundtable - Bandsaw Coolant System

Great stuff! Thank you very much! It would be helpful to know a couple identities/sources: What kind of pump did you use? Is is a kind that can handle metal chips in the fluid stream? You didn’t...

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DC177E on Engineering Roundtable - Bandsaw Coolant System

Pretty sure the pump used is SFE’s 350 GPM water pump.

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Customer #40615 on SEN-08630 - PIR Motion Sensor

The regulator on these is a surface-mount linear regulator, which theoretically is good all the way up to 21 volts or so, as long as you stay within heat limits. These take very little power, and my...

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BFisch1983 on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!

This was one of the best ideas I could think of, but I’m late to the party. Just wanted to comment to agree that I think this would be a cool product for sparkfun. Put double sided tape on the back and...

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Customer #317608 on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace...

Flexible keyboard. Use capactive plates, or spectra symbol’s force sensitive resistors. That way, there would be no non-flexible components. The keyboard could then be stuck to non-traditional or...

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Customer #444060 on Engineering Roundtable - Bandsaw Coolant System

I work in a pipe fabrication shop, so the metal aspects of this project are quite familiar to me. One thing that surprised me is that you used a band saw and a mill to clean up your pieces after you...

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Chandhooguy on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!

Considering you could use it anywhere, it would be great for reminders. Developers could also use it as storage devices, to show data such as graphs or code, and possibly be able to upload “mini OS”’s...

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Arduino Dude on COM-09649 - DC Brushless Fan - 80x80x15mm (5V)

Probably just regular 110v out of the wall that’s been regulated to DC. Although that would have to be a pretty beefy circuit…

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Customer #444063 on PRT-11496 - Solar Charger and Battery Pack - 3500mAh

Mine sometimes shuts off before my basic phone is fully charged, because the current falls below the stay-awake threshold.It seems to modulate charging current from USB with PWM operating at about 400...

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