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In a previous update, we shared the exact steps how to assemble ANAVI Macro Pad 8 Developer Kit. Now let's have a look at the Maker Kit.

Last week, we focused on DFM considerations that went in to Tigard - this week we'll talk about testing - both the design consideration as well as the testing hardware and software.

A 70 MHz to 6 GHz SDR receiver on a USB stick

I would like to introduce the new version of the breakout board that incorporates a couple of improvements brought up by a couple of early testers. This new version will be shipped in place of the old version for all backers and future purchases.

Hi everyone, Just a quick and happy update for you today! In this update we review the testing of the "first article" main board, support docs, new packaging photos, and we announce that the TinyNES source repository is now available.

ZS1100A power supply output resistance will be programmable, and can be set from 0 to 10 Ω in steps of 0.04 Ω. This is very helpful for real battery emulation.

Back in August, Lime provided 16x base stations for use in creating a GSM network at the bi-annual festival for those with an inquisitive mind or an interest in making things, EMF Camp. In this video, EMF Camp’s Sam Machin gives a quick demo of a LimeNET Micro connected to the same GSM network core that was used for the event, showing a call set up between two handsets.

Did you do something cool with your Lime technology? Let the world know, by submitting a Field Report to us. You’ll enjoy fame and maybe even a little bit of fortune. Check out all the details in this update.

Things are starting to heat up. In this update, we share progress on the PCBAs, cardboard boxes, wire harnesses, enclosures, and firmware, as well as discuss a potential future manufacturing run.

Time for that bi-weekly update!

Long time no see! We've been hard at work on expansions and demos, and we're looking forward to showing them off in the coming days and weeks. This update highlights three of them: mini::obd, mini::lab, and the usb-can adapter.

Please have a look at this video and follow the steps below to assemble ANAVI Macro Pad 8 Developer kit. Although you can do it with your bare hands, simple tools like a screwdriver, tweezers and a keycap puller might be useful.

Hi Everyone! First off I want to give a big thanks to all the backers. Your support has shown me there is a future for the Glow Glyphs and I’m not the only one excited about an interactive LED alphabet, I appreciate it immensely, thank you! We’re at the halfway point, 9% funded and two weeks in. Unfortunately, the campaign is not where I’d like it to be but that doesn’t mean I’ve stopped working on the Glow Glyphs, there’s been plenty of action happening behind-the-scenes so let me fill you in on the details.

We've made a lot of progress on firmware development and just added a fourth way of presenting output values: a YT view.

After a stupidly long delay, I finally managed to get PCBs for our new design, so I used them to assemble two boards, and I think they look great. I hope you all enjoy the new look! This update also includes details about PlainDAQ filters and a handful of new diagrams.

Short version: were a few weeks behind schedule - but everything is looking good. Dear Blueshift customers, Heres another quick update on progress toward shipping your Helium Copper speakers and Capacitizer kits. Strongly-positive news: Blueshift has moved into a new, bigger shop space in industrial SE Portland - pretty exciting. Were sharing the space with Ruckus Composites - they do carbon ...

By this time next month, we will have shipped the last of all snickerdoodles, breakyBreakys, piSmashers, and cookieJars ordered through Crowd Supply. Aside from some accessories (e.g. jumpers, SD cards) – which are in the works and will be delivered shortly thereafter – this will close the book on our crowdfunding efforts. 

Hello snickerdoodlers: three topics we wanted to cover in this update.

snickerdoodle black (Connectors Up), snickerdoodle one, cookieJar, and piSmasher products are now officially stocked and available to order with immediate shipping. Plus, an update and reminder regarding pending pre-orders.

The EEZ H24005 has two isolated channels, the outputs of which can be combined to get higher voltage (up to 80 V) or current (up to 10 A), within the overall power limit of 310 W.