gsklinger

Member Since: May 23, 2012

Country: United States

  • Sadly you are right, there is no way to access the battery charging circuitry on the tiny tile board. The fact that sparkfun lists it as a feature is misleading to say the least.

  • I've used this power supply and it has issues at low loads. It is impossible to adjust the voltage down below 5.6 volts under low loads. I've had better luck with the MeanWell RS-15-5, which you can adjust down below 5.2 volts under low loads, and is is a fairly constant voltage power supply all the way up to it's rated load. It's only a 3 amp supply though, but it was perfect for my application.

  • Yesterday, I changed my password to ‘HackItIfYouCan.’ Today, someone changed it to ‘ChallengeAccepted.’

  • This seat is taken.

  • Sparkfun, where do you get your SSD's from? http://www.instructables.com/id/The-inner-workings-of-Counterfeit-FOTEK-SSRs/[/url]

  • Bummer to hear that it doesn't work with a 3.3V input, I wish I had seen your post before I ordered one. I was planning on using one with and ESP8266 to PID control a crock pot (as a Sous Vide cooker) using my cellphone as the user interface. But I was thinking about controlling the input at a high frequency, say 1000 kHz, so may be that won't be a problem? The datasheet doesn't seem to mention the upper limit for the switching frequency, but hopefully it's way more than 1000 kHz...

  • Uh ... The letter is dated March 10, not the 7th, and it refers to 250 digital multimeters, not 2000. Perhaps the business model of buying cheap stuff from the Alibaba web site and selling it on your own site is coming to an end?

  • Tubing by it's very definition is hollow; otherwise it's call "rod". It's a bit like saying an angular annulus.

  • Damn it man! What's the answer? He can't keep stomping the question forever!

  • No adult large tee shirt?

No public wish lists :(