Another week has passed and more new stuff showed up on my desk. We don't have a lot, but we certainly have some products that at least a couple people will be excited about. First, here's the product video.
ReplaceMeOpen
ReplaceMeClose
I really liked the old remote we had, but this one's cooler. I foresee using this in a lot of future demos. Now let's check out the products for this week.
We custom designed this remote to be a bit more generic and hopefully more applicable to our customers (that's YOU!). Check out the simple demo code on the product page for the remote codes for each button. Just remember that the new remote doesn't come with a battery!
As I said in the video, it's technically possible to use a CR2032 battery with the remote, but you're most likely going to have some issues getting it back out again. Because of that, we decided to start carrying the CR2025, which is a much better fit.
Lastly, we have a new version of our popular Arduino Starter Kit. This one's a bit different because it now includes the SparkFun RedBoard instead of an Arduino. But don't worry, it still works the same way. We've also included a few extra parts to make prototyping easier and even dropped the price.
I know I say this every week, but be sure to check back next week for more new products. Seriously, you should. We have some very moving products that are pretty high tech (hint, hint). Thanks for reading and see you next week!
I'm still excited for the RN-52 breakout!
Hmmm..... I'm pumped for the IR Remote, but it seems that the Receiver Breakout been discontinued. Any ways around this? I think we all wanted to integrate IR into our projects somehow.
No more Vimeo versions for those of us that can't access YouTube?!?!
I wonder what the high tech new products are....
I love that bare-bones SIK! Talk about a gateway drug for the young and impressionable.
What @Lefty4000 said... I like it also. Name of music?
Holy crap, the new ending song works so well!
SparkFun likes the color Red too much
It's just a throwback from their Viking heritage: a reminder of the good days pillaging.
Essentially.