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It turned out to be a lot more work than I expected, but finally I've released the first beta test of Teensyduino, an add-on package for Arduino-0012 that adds support for the Teensy! I even wrote a nice gui-based installer (works on Mac, Linux and Windows).
Neener neener neener...
The Beaverton Norvac Electronics is just 10 minutes walk from my place.
Hee hee hee!
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So, this last Sunday I finally had time to attend one of the open lab workshops Don has been hosting for a while now. I went hoping to either finish putting together the Benito kit I had been sitting on for months now or to build a Lo-fi Arduino guitar pedal.
It appears that at least a few people might be having issues sending email to the blabber list. If you're one of these people, please email me directly (tlockney AT gmail DOT com) and let me know the details. I'll contact the folks running the dorkbot.org servers and try to get it all straightened out.
UPDATE: due to the new years holiday, I've gone back to the monday deadline at 5 PM to accommodate the fact that UPS does not move ground shipments on Wednesday.
Apparently I can't post to the blabber list right now, so this post is the best way i can think of to get the word out that there is a group order for this week.
sorry for the late notice.
order goes out on Monday at 5 PM to Digikey and Mouser
relevant details, as always are Here
My friend Wayne Downer gave me a couple of 1-Wire digital thermometers which I've now hooked up and supplemented with a few more of my own. You and I can both watch the temperatures drop at my house this week using the cool graphics I cooked up with jquery.
You'll find the live data here:
The Teensy USB Development Board is finally released! I'm still writing more web pages and working on easier example code, but everything really necessary is available.
If you want to get it at the next meeting, just place an order with the website and in the comment box on step 3, just type something like "bring to dorkbot meeting", and of course you won't get charged any shipping.
Here are a couple pictures.