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Engineering Quality Assurance Pistol Whipper. Making sure broken stuff gets fixed and getting documentation updated and monitoring the products' GitHub repositories.
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A guest post from Bill Premerlani regarding the new firmware updates for the MatrixPilot Project and the UDB5.
Open-sourcing Laser Technology and the SparkFun visit the Optics Lab at the School of Mines
We participated in the annual Costume Con in Denver recently, and taught an e-textiles workshop!
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Hey Rob - I’ve never tried to tune it myself, but from a quick search, it looks like you may need to file the reeds? Check out this link.
You got it! Best of luck hacking :)
Please take a look at the schematic for the CAN shield. You’re getting intermittent behavior because the CAN shield also uses pins 2 and 7. As far as power requirements, you should look at the current draw for your particular shield, and verify which pins it is pulling power from.
Thanks for the shout out - we really appreciate it!
The sensing range may not be precise enough for small movements like that to get a reliable reading. You may want to look at one of the accelerometers with a +/-3G range, or consider a tilt sensor.
Thanks -we’ll check that out and get that fixed.
If you have ideas of products you would like to see that are not Arduino-compatible and are based around a different platform, please let us know. We want to provide our customers with the products they want to use!
We saw the announcement yesterday and are looking into it. We’ll update everyone once we have our ducks in a row!
It depends on the max voltage rating for your specific motor. You will need to verify if your motor can handle a higher voltage in the datasheet for your particular motor.
Hi there - please reach out to techsupport@sparkfun dot com and send them a copy of the errors you are seeing. They should be able to help you debug the issue, and will help us improve the documentation to make it clearer for users.
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