miked13
Member Since: July 5, 2006
Country: United States
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+1 for USB C version to replace the USB A (input) connector
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I love it and ive been using mine for years but as i get more into 0402, 0201,bga the air pressure is just too high on low. Do you guys sell an attenuation kit to lower the air pressure more?
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Why Hologram? IoT internet offerings are getting really cheap. unlimited data on T-Moblie IoT SIM for $35 a year.
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Will you be selling the Lora gateway HAT by itself for the Pi. I have tons of Pi's and I'm running a STRATUM 1 Timeserver already in my house so much of this kit is not needed but I would love to get just the LORA Gateway HAT to handle multiple nodes.
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I second Mschreib28's comment. I'd love to see the I2C broken out to actual headers as well as the Qwiic connector. Personally the Quiic connector doesn't help making a shield or daughter board for the processor board and that is my preferred way to add accessories to an MCU.
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What if I’ve already had a successful kickstarter campaign and have a product in small production runs but I’d love to work to get my product in sparkfun’s catalog. Trying to partner with distribution is not easy. Is this platform for that as well?
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What if I've already had a successful kickstarter campaign but I'd love to work to get my product in sparkfun's catalog. Trying to partner with distribution is not easy. Is this platform for that as well?
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I find running a 6-32 or larger tap and I have no problem using machine screws in raw plastic when I print with a 0.2mm nozzle. Design a standard tapped hole, run a drill bit though it to clean it out and then run a tap though it. Make a very nice clean tapped hole.
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I use a automotive spray body filler on PLA and then lightly sand them with a 600 grit wet sand paper. The printed parts look like they were professionally made. Since the Body filler is a primmer as well a light coat of paint and they look like a professionally made part not a 3d printed one.
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I didn't save mine off either =( I recommend emailing it out to the email address you first type in at the beginning.
