On 17/11/15 12:54, Doc Ocassi wrote:
> Hello Everyone.
>
> It is Tuesday, you hear that, Tuesday,
>
> You Know what to do.
Hi, Doc.
I'll be in having a look at Carl's Banana Pi, which I've now got running
Ubuntu and looking at the spec. of the Banana Pi router!
Bye,
Tony.
--
Minke
Dear hackers,
I am a fourth year student at the University of Aberdeen doing Computing
Science. I am working on a project regarding message payload and its relation
to battery usage. I was going to simulate this with Arduino/Raspberry pi. The
idea is to get sensor data and
1) form a
On Tue, Nov 17, 2015, at 12:37, Tanev, Ventsislav wrote:
> I was originally hoping to measure the current consumption with a
> multimeter, but the current consumption might fluctuate too quick for
> me to register meaningful data. What I believe will work is to measure
> how much power will be
It is Tuesday, you hear that, Tuesday,
No, I won't talk, you can't force me!
Oh, alright. I'll be in and about probably, muttering about things,
stuff and likely one or two other bits and bobs.
I'll be returning the Doc's possessions to the Doc, Probably ANSI
art-ing for the BBS. I dunno
Hi,
If I come along tonight - would someone be able to hrlp me how to a Fritzing
part? - I have Fritzing & Inkscape and will bring the laptop.
(The Graphic LCD panel I have turns out to be type A - the one in Fritzing is
type B - it only needs the pin labels rearranging and should be easy...but
On Tue, Nov 17, 2015, at 17:00, Tanev, Ventsislav wrote:
> For the logging of data I was originally thinking of running a loop
> and constantly sending messages. Then measuring the current
> consumption with the multimeter and getting some average over 20 sec.
The big advantage of simplifying
For the logging of data I was originally thinking of running a loop and
constantly sending messages. Then measuring the current consumption with the
multimeter and getting some average over 20 sec. The other option - with the
current sensor would be to do a measurement every 50ms for 20 sec and
I shall be along, probably working on my latest ESP-01 board, possibly
making dinging noises, making lua noises, and maybe mapping.
Mike: I'm using Fritzing, but also haven't yet got to the stage of
rejigging parts, at least not entirely successfully yet. So, interested to
discuss it and see what
Hello Ventislav
I believe I have one of these.
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/8882
Though I will have to where it is and exactly what it is, it is a hall
effect, I will be at the space tonight.
Doc
On 17/11/15 12:37, Tanev, Ventsislav wrote:
> Dear hackers,
>
>
> I am a fourth year
On Tue, Nov 17, 2015 at 12:54:31PM +, Doc Ocassi wrote:
> Hello Everyone.
>
> It is Tuesday, you hear that, Tuesday,
>
> You Know what to do.
Wooo!
Wait, what do I put here?
Tomorrow being the third Wednesday of the month also means that it is
TechMeetUp. In fact it is the last TechMeetUp
No, I wasn't aware of this however it could be very beneficial to us. I'll not
make it along in time, sadly.
The closing date is November 30th, I'll put in some calls for advise from my
sekrit societies and get an application in before then with the other directors.
Andy, you're always down
Hiya
Was anyone planning on buying an Odroid XU4?
I've got one spare, and was going to return it, but just wanted to check if
anyone wanted it.
It's a beast of an mini sbc, see
http://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php for details. I tried
it with Linux and Android and it works
> Hiya
>
> Was anyone planning on buying an Odroid XU4?
>
> I've got one spare, and was going to return it, but just wanted to check
if anyone wanted it.
>
> It's a beast of an mini sbc, see
http://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php for details. I tried
it with Linux and Android and
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