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[Christoc]

Shirts arrived! https://plus.google....sts/4Hcp9zaHgLp

[Christoc]

I'm planning on being in the MakerShed around 10:30am on Saturday to drop off some things with Chris Walker. If anyone wants a shirt you can meet me there. You can also email me christoc - gmail. I plan to be around Maker Faire both days, probably most of the day.

[Christoc]

Some photos from the show I have a lot of video to go through this week to get posted, it is going to take me a while as the workflow for 3D video is much slower than regular video

[Gutworks]

Looks like Nevyn's LED 8x8x8 cube made it to the Maker Faire! Great pictures Chris. Thanks for sharing.

[Nevyn]

Looks like Nevyn's LED 8x8x8 cube made it to the Maker Faire! Great pictures Chris. Thanks for sharing.

It's a shame Nevyn could not make it

Regards,
Mark

[Chris Walker]

It's a shame Nevyn could not make it

It would have been cool to have you there! But at least lots of people got to know your name at the show

christoc--thanks so much for the great photos and hanging out at the show (and for lending us your tracked robot tank too). So many cool people; MakerFaire is over too soon

Chris

[Jarrod Sinclair]

Chris, it was great meeting you. Wish i could have meet some of the others there.

Chris, BTW: Makers Shed has the description for the Mini on the GO. you might want to let them know:

http://www.makershed...m?&Click=107309

here is the description at the time of this posting:

Description
Software, meet hardware. The Netduino Mini is an open source electronics platform using the .NET Micro Framework. The board features a 32-bit microcontroller and a rich development environment, making it a perfect solution for engineers and hobbyists alike.


Features
1.2” x 0.6” – tiny “DIP microchip” form factor with edge pins (Pb-free)
Designed for breadboard use, production industrial/commercial applications, and robots/UAVs/etc.
Same microcontroller as a standard Netduino – but smaller and with a bit more RAM available
BASIC Stamp 2 pin-compatible – can be used with most BASIC Stamp 2 boards and kits.
Can be programmed via RS232 like BASIC Stamp 2 or via 3.3V USB-TTL cable like an Arduino Mini, Boarduino, Bare Bones Board, and others.
Can be powered via 9V battery, DC power leads, some USB-TTL cables, etc.
Industrial temperature rated (-40 C to 85 C); RoHS compliant; Pb-free

[Chris Walker]

Hi Jarrod,

Chris, BTW: Makers Shed has the description for the Mini on the GO. you might want to let them know:

That's definitely the wrong description I'll ping them...

P.S. It was great to meet you in person too!

Chris