Frederik Prijck

Ye it will be cool, we both enjoy coding but never did something together! Will be cool to help each other out :-) And ye, it's kinda cool when you both enjoy that kind of things

Yep it's gonna be a hell of a party! The first adventure is already known. My girlfriend also bought a arduino. (sorry guys, she's not into .net ) And for school she has 5 weeks to create a project. I guess prototyping will do. She's going to try to get a furby say all her tweets using a specific hashtag. Particular hashtags will make e.g. the ears move etc. It sounds incredible interesting but not sure if it is going to work, since it is hard to find some text-to-speech components in europe... We're hoping we can reuse some furby components! Since this looks pretty hard, I'll be helping her from the netduino side. So it will be: who'll be the first to finish it ? But offcourse we help eachother since at the end it's her school project

Just ordered the Netduino Plus 2! Should be arriving in 3days! Thanks for all the info guys

Thanks Carb, What I am also wondering... (sorry to keep asking questions in here, but I doubt creating a new topic would be better) When applying shields, you lose some I/O pins... - Can you still use a breadboard to prototype some things using the pins not used by the shield? - Can we combine shields? I guess this is hard to do, since it might be possible that both shields will use the same I/O ports... Thats not working then right ? - Are there any good lcd displays to prototype on a breadboard ? Since if I attach a wifi shield, I can not attach a LCD shield, or am I wrong here? Thanks

I'm sorry to keep posting questions, but creating a new topic would be wrong I guess. Which jumping wires should I take to connect the netduino with breadbord ?? This might not be Netduindo related... M/M, F/M or F/F? And what extra parts are required to buy extra? Some power adapter? Breadbord? Some leds ? Or can I just focus on the parts of this starter kit/ http://www.pieterflo...?id_product=534