Hey, how about that! We've got some new gear motors to complement the popular Mini Metal Gear Motors (the GM11a, GM12a, GM13a, GM14a, GM18 and yes, even the mutant GM19). What's particularly new is that they have sealed cylindrical gearboxes! Same sort of gearing, but no funky rectangular shape - just a nice, sleek, clean […]
More Temperate Sensors
Dave Hrynkiw
February 20, 2010
Alrighty folks, here you have it. We've just doubled the amount of items in our temperature sensor category by adding the following:
- Temperature Probe
- Phidgets Precision Temperature Sensor
- Sensirion Temp/Humidity Sensor
- Thermocouple Kit DS2760
- DS18B20+ Temperature Sensor
- TMP36 Temperature Sensor
And that pretty much rounds out all the temperature sensors we have planned to make available. Stay tuned - there are still plenty of other types of sensors we'll be adding in the near future.
If you've been having a slow, boring weekend this might catch your interest: Dave just uploaded a fistful of images for Mark Tilden's Spider. Go to the Walkers/Snakes set to check it out!
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