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Message from discussion Arduino & Micro Processors - Expression of Interest

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Subject: Re: Arduino & Micro Processors -  Expression of Interest
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I am very interested in tapping into the collective knowledge LHS has in 
Arduino. The selection of different boards, shields and sensors is a bit 
confusing. The backstory:

I've been aware of the Arduino movement for several years but only recently 
I've ordered a few bits and pieces.  I was finishing up soldering a GPS 
shield at the space the other night and as I got to the stage with the 
headers...It turns out the shield was designed for the Diecimila but I had 
bought the Uno 'diuno board and it turns out the Diecimila is out of 
production.  Argh!

I'd been looking for a quick win. It looks like it will be more 
"interactive".

In ham radio there is the concept of "Elmers" who are more experienced hams 
who are willing to assist the keen but inexperienced.  I was thinking 
perhaps one or more experienced 'Duino hackers who might set up shop at the 
space to consult of an evening with others who are just getting started, or 
who've stalled on their project.
Promise not to call anyone Elmer.

-Matt

On Monday, September 24, 2012 12:13:54 PM UTC+1, Dean Forbes wrote:
>
> I have had a few conversations in the Hackspace regarding Arduino & Micro 
> Processors 
>
> I would like to test what interest and support there is for this :-)
>
> I believe that Marc, Simon and Mentar have an interest and 
> some knowledge in this space, It would be great to grow this into more 
>
> Perhaps start with a user group that can then embrace/spurn or include 
> training etc and introduce people to this fantastic subject 
>
> Any one with a view, interest or skill in this space please comment to 
> start the conversation
>
> Dean Forbes
>
>
>
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I am very interested in tapping into the collective knowledge LHS has in Ar=
duino. The selection of different boards, shields and sensors is a bit conf=
using. The backstory:<br><br>I've been aware of the Arduino movement for se=
veral years but only recently I've ordered a few bits and pieces.&nbsp; I w=
as finishing up soldering a GPS shield at the space the other night and as =
I got to the stage with the headers...It turns out the shield was designed =
for the Diecimila but I had bought the Uno 'diuno board and it turns out th=
e Diecimila is out of production.&nbsp; Argh!<br><br>I'd been looking for a=
 quick win. It looks like it will be more "interactive".<br><br>In ham radi=
o there is the concept of "Elmers" who are more experienced hams who are wi=
lling to assist the keen but inexperienced.&nbsp; I was thinking perhaps on=
e or more experienced 'Duino hackers who might set up shop at the space to =
consult of an evening with others who are just getting started, or who've s=
talled on their project.<br>Promise not to call anyone Elmer.<br><br>-Matt<=
br><br>On Monday, September 24, 2012 12:13:54 PM UTC+1, Dean Forbes  wrote:=
<blockquote class=3D"gmail_quote" style=3D"margin: 0;margin-left: 0.8ex;bor=
der-left: 1px #ccc solid;padding-left: 1ex;">I have had a few conversations=
 in the Hackspace regarding&nbsp;Arduino &amp; Micro Processors&nbsp;<div><=
br></div><div>I would like to test what interest and support there is for t=
his :-)<div><br></div><div>I believe that Marc, Simon and Mentar have an in=
terest and some&nbsp;knowledge&nbsp;in this space, It would be great to gro=
w this into more&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Perhaps start with a user g=
roup that can then embrace/spurn or include training etc and introduce peop=
le to this fantastic subject&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Any one with a =
view,&nbsp;interest&nbsp;or skill in this space please comment to start the=
 conversation</div><div><br></div><div>Dean Forbes</div><div><br></div><div=
><br></div></div></blockquote>
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