Winter is not quite here yet. But close. It’s the second day of the last day of summer in 2013 today, according to the calendar at least. So lets prepare to that early by making sure all the new products are looked at. Now, how that makes sense? I am not sure. This was just […]
Monday New Product: GPS Logger, Cables a...
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September 21, 2015
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Adafruit Ultimate GPS Logger Shield - Includes GPS Module $61.00 Brand new and better than ever, we've replaced our Adafruit GPS shield kit with this assembled shield that comes with an Ultimate GPS module. |
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Redpark L2-RJ45V - Lightning to RJ45 Cable $82.80 Connects a Lightning iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to the console port on Cisco networking gear. |
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Redpark L4-DB9PV - Lightning Serial+Power Cable $138.00 Connects a Lightning iPad or iPhone to RS-232 serial devices and to a 5V power source. |
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Force Sensitive Resistor - Small $7.15 A small force sensitive resistor with a 0.16" (4 mm) diameter active sensing area. |
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Motor Speed Sensor Module $3.55 This is a speed sensor, designed to check the rate of a motor. |
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Deans-style T-plug connectors for Lipo ETN-Y306/307 (Male & Female) $1.15 Male and Female Deans style connector rated to 30A. |
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