We all know that the voltage of micro:bit is 3.3V only.

We all know that the voltage of micro:bit is 3.3V only. What if we want to connect with a sensor of 5V? To solve this voltage problem, we have octopus:bit, a breakout board for micro:bit. It has a voltage switch on the board, which allows you easily shift voltage between 3.3V and 5V. Sounds amazing? Just take a look here!https://www.elecfreaks.com/12396.html

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Hey Kevin- sorry you cannot make it to ISTAS13.

Hey Kevin- sorry you cannot make it to ISTAS13. You were the first person I thought of when planning for keynotes after Marvin Minsky- you really were instrumental in pushing veillance as a domain, as soon as you embraced uberveillance... http://www.kevinwarwick.com/ http://www.kevinwarwick.com/

Folks, we have a run on tickets and they are fast going - if your in Toronto Canada on the 30th June and have any...

Folks, we have a run on tickets and they are fast going - if your in Toronto Canada on the 30th June and have any interest in 'skynet' (ps. or coming to ISTAS13 to meet Matthew Schroyer then perhaps it's time you grabbed a FREE ticket and joined the crush at Ryerson - more info here - http://uberveillance.com/uav-pros-cons

Alexander Hayes

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