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Keith @

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Joined: 19/06/2011
Location: Australia
Posts: 167
Posted: 09:22am 26 Jun 2011
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Hi Guys

I'm not plugging for this particular company but I am trying to let people know items that are available to interface with the Maximite.

au.element14.com/sensors-transducers

This stuff is absolutely awesome ... I'll be like a kid in a lolly shop!

cheers
Keith
The more we know, the more we know we don't know !
 
VK6MRG

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Joined: 08/06/2011
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Posted: 10:24am 26 Jun 2011
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I like the sound of mounting the Maximite in side of a keyboard. I found some older thick keyboards at work just the other day, I'll have a poke around tonight and see if I can find one for the job.
If I find one and get the job done I'll post a few pics.
Its easier to ask forgiveness than to seek permission!

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donmck

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Joined: 09/06/2011
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Posted: 10:32am 26 Jun 2011
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  VK6MRG said   I like the sound of mounting the Maximite in side of a keyboard. I found some older thick keyboards at work just the other day, I'll have a poke around tonight and see if I can find one for the job.
If I find one and get the job done I'll post a few pics.


would you make the SD card accessible?
You don't need anything else in the Terminal Dev mode, apart from the I/O connector, but that can be a cable hanging just out the back anyway.

Now we need a whole bunch of nostalgic stickers for the old pre-PC era.
Can you imagine it.

Cheers Don...
https://www.dontronics.com
 
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