Does anyone have a USB host shield they can part with?

[Glen Duncan]

Or a local source for instant gratification? Struck out with Microcenter and Radio Shack (yes, they still exist!). Am I missing any other options?

-spec

[Eric Berger]

Amazon Prime has it for $20,  but you need to order >$35 doe free one-day delivery.  

https://www.amazon.com/SainSmart-Compatible-HOST-Shield-Arduino/dp/B006J4G000

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[Chris Stratton]

meh... host shields for Arduino are an overpriced implementation of a bad idea.

Maybe try a teensy-lc (iirc tinkersphere has them) instead of the
Arduino itself?

Other things that can do embedded host are most of the kinetis freedom
boards, most STM32F4's including the nucleo eval boards (though you
have to pick up the USB from the pin headers), etc

[Dave L]

I agree about Tinkersphere. They have the arduino host shield you're looking for as well as the teensy boards like Chris recommended. I go there all the time for parts. They should be open til 8 if you're in a pinch.

http://tinkersphere.com/shields/731-usb-host-shield-for-arduino.html

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[josh jordan]

You will need a microcontroller with USB built in like a FRDM-KL26, or AVRUSB if you like AVRs.  Otherwise you will not be able to do much more than emulate a com port.

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