Second Leeds HackSpace meeting

[Phoenix]

A reminder to all that the second installment of the Leed Hackspace is
tonight at 6pm at the Old Broadcasting House.

Heop to see everybody there.

[Nigel Spowage]

Unfortunately I won't be able to make it tonight.

It's a shame as I'd have like to have heard more about how the venue
search went and learn about audrino.

I'll just have to wait until next time I guess.

Nige

[Jonathan Powell]

I'm supplying the beer, but I'm feeling a little ill so won't be
drinking any of it.
Aren't you lucky?

- JP

[fire grind]

Nigel, you could always join the introduction to physical computing course at OBH on may twentysomethingth

[Nigel Spowage]

Yep, I'm considering that. (29th I believe)

Costs £60, says "All materials will be included, you only need your
laptop." Doesn't clearly state that you come away with any of the
hardware so I'm guessing thats £60 purely for the course. If you came
away with an Audrino and a programmer I think it would be well worth
it, but I'm a little more hesitant for £60 just for the course.

http://physicalcomputing.eventbrite.com/

[Adam Ray]

I have been to this same course down in London and it is a perfect introduction to Arduino.

I think that included in the price is the starter kit (Arduino + wires + breadboard + various electrical components)

Highly recommend it!

 

Adam

[Imran]

@Nigel, @Adam - the course includes the Arduino kit and its yours to
keep :)

On May 5, 5:21 pm, Adam Ray <adamra...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> I have been to this same course down in London and it is a perfect
> introduction to Arduino.
> I think that included in the price is the starter kit (Arduino + wires +
> breadboard + various electrical components)
>
> Highly recommend it!
>
> Adam
>
> On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 3:17 PM, Nigel Spowage <ni...@spowage.info> wrote:
>
> > Yep, I'm considering that. (29th I believe)
>
> > Costs £60, says "All materials will be included, you only need your
> > laptop." Doesn't clearly state that you come away with any of the
> > hardware so I'm guessing thats £60 purely for the course. If you came
> > away with an Audrino and a programmer I think it would be well worth
> > it, but I'm a little more hesitant for £60 just for the course.
>
> >http://physicalcomputing.eventbrite.com/
>

> > On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 3:05 PM, fire grind <firegr...@googlemail.com>