Relayed from my good friend ScottyDogma, here's a link to an article In the July 4th Globe and Mail Newpaper regarding "10 Things Canada Does Best" (this is point #8 - Robotics). Whodathunk? Not me...
Programming an ESP0-01 (or any other ESP8266 variant) can be a bit of a button-toggling dance even after you get it wired up correctly. This handy little module makes it so much easier, by making completely buttonless and comes with a usb connector as well! Plug in your ESP-01 and use the standard ESP toolchain to do the programming. Just flip the switch to "prog" and start the programming procedure.
You'll definitely want one of these if you've ever had to breadboard a quicky-programmer adapter for these more than once!
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Interface a lithium battery to your WeMos D1 Mini using this convenient battery charging shield! It comes equipped with a 1A lithium battery charger and 5V, 1A boost regulator for all of your power management needs. It is specifically designed for the WeMos mini and mini Pro ESP8266 based development boards. This shield includes two Male 8 pin headers.
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This push button has a very satisfying tactile "click" and is a great place to start if you need a simple interface for your WeMos module.
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Add a micro SD card to your WeMos D1 Mini with this shield to increase your usable storage. This is excellent for storing stuff such as web pages, music or image files, or really anything you need to load or save that doesn't fit into the 4Mb onboard storage. It is specifically designed for the WeMos mini and mini Pro ESP8266 based development boards. This shield includes two Male 8 pin headers.
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Screws. Yes, Screws. Small, METRIC screws. Because these are hard to find, especially in Calgary. So we took matters into our own hands, bought waaay to many, and now we're selling the extra...
Again, YES, screws. For the aforementioned reasons above (and there's more to come!)
Small metric hardware: M3 x 16MM pan-head Screws, Package of 10
Relayed from my good friend ScottyDogma, here's a link to an article In the July 4th Globe and Mail Newpaper regarding "10 Things Canada Does Best" (this is point #8 - Robotics). Whodathunk? Not me...
Well, that magical time of year where rabbits poop magical chocolate eggs is almost upon us. And, as usual, Solarbotics will be closed for Good Friday, on April the 2nd. This'd be where we talk about how you can still send emails and submit orders, and that we'll answer any correspondence/messages and resume processing/shipping orders […]
Grove - 4-Digit Display $7.25 4 digit displays are usually a 12 pin module. In this Grove gadget, we used a TM1637 to scale down the controlling pins into 2 Grove pins. Wireless USB Adapter $16.50 USB WiFi (802.11b/g/n) Module: For Raspberry Pi and more. Grove - Screw Terminal $3.50 Grove - Screw Terminal with […]
So... We've finally decided to go all-out and bring over all the inventory from HVW Tech and integrate it into Solarbotics. This is a pretty big undertaking, and as such you're going to need to tip toe around the construction tape and sawdust while we re-arrange everything. How will this effect you? First off, we're […]
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Warning: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov for more information. This item was manufactured prior to August 31, 2018.