KI6HGH Steve Morse Ham Links

Steve Morse   -   SB Makerspace, SB Hackerspace, & Other Links

 

The links! and nothing but the Links!!

 

Hi, you have reached my HackerSpace web page.
Below is a list of links, all to do with Arduino, Boards, Suppliers, and other fun things.
These links are as a result of a short article I wrote in March of 2015, for the MARC and SBARC cloubs.
The article is below, if you want to read it.

 

Here are the links of my suppliers, and what they supply:
Resource
Website Address
Use/Comments
ICstation http://www.icstation.com/ Parts, information, hummm? cheap though!
Mouser http://www.mouser.com/ Parts and very good information
Digikey http://www.digikey.com/ Parts and very good information
Sparkfun https://www.sparkfun.com/ Parts and very good information
OSHpark https://oshpark.com/ PCB board from Eagle, $5 per sq inch.
Adafruit http://www.adafruit.com/ Boards, parts
CuteDigi http://cutedigi.com/ The PCDuino! and other parts
Seeed http://www.seeedstudio.com/ Boards, parts
Newark element 14 http://www.newark.com/ Parts supply
Acrobotic Industries https://acrobotic.com/ Parts
Maker Shed http://www.makershed.com/ kits, parts, boards
Jameco http://www.clubjameco.com/ Why is this one last, you ask?
Banggood http://www.banggood.com/ Quite good, click on Electronics to get to the Arduino stuff
 AliExpress  

https://www.aliexpress.com/

 My fav as at 9/9/2017

 

 

Some other useful links (Arduino and other boards)
Resource
Website Address
Use/Comments
Basic Stamp https://www.parallax.com/ One of the orginal boards.
Propeller https://www.parallax.com/ Neat multiprocessor board
Arduino http://arduino.cc/ The Arduino, what else can I say!
Launch Pad http://www.ti.com/ww/en/launchpad/ TI's board
PCDuino http://www.pcduino.com/ Big board, runs Linux & Arduino
Rasberry Pi http://www.raspberrypi.org/ The board from the UK
BeagleBone http://beagleboard.org/ The board from the USA
EagleCad http://www.cadsoftusa.com/ PCB design program, free, OSHPark can use its output.
     

 

 

Hackerspaces (Places to hack, what else!)
Resource
Website Address
Use/Comments
SBHackerspace http://sbhackerspace.com/ A space!
SBMakerspace http://www.independent.com/ An article on Makerspace
SBMakerspace http://www.meetup.com/ Makerspace on Meetup
Meetup http://www.meetup.com/ Meetup, a place to meet up.
     

 

 

Some other useful links (Radio)
Resource
Website Address
Use/Comments
Allstarlink.org https://allstarlink.org/ Something like Echolink
MARC http://w6ba.net/ Morongo Basin ARC
SBARC http://www.sbarc.org/ Santa Barbara ARC
KI6HGH.com http://ki6hgh.com/ Who is this guy? A link to this website???
     
     

 

The Article

3/20/2015

Hi, Steve Morse KI6HGH here, I am writing this article for 2 groups of people, MARC, and SBARC.

MARC is a group of Hams in the Yucca Vally area, where I live. SBARC is a group of Hams in the Santa Barbara area where I used to live. I participate in several of the SBARC nets via Allstar.

I went to the 2015 March meeting of the MARC this evening. Rob Cloutier gave a talk on Arduinos, which are small microcomputers, and some of the neat circuits he has built. After the meeting, Rob and I, and several other members got to talking about these wonderful little peices of equipment, and what they can do.

One of the topics discussed was were to buy parts, boards, and other 'stuff', so I mentioned to Rob, and all assembled that I would put a list of suppliers up on my web site.

These links can be accessed by going to my web site http://www.ki6hgh.com and then clicking on 'Arduino Links' links on the main page or on the index on the left hand side.

The suppliers listed below, I have dealt with every one of them, they are listed in my bookmarks in this order. They are listed in this order because they are the best I have found. Each has their strengths and weakness, I am not going to say which ones are better or worse, but I will deal with every one listed again. Your miles may vary as we say!

Also there are several makers of boards. I have, and have used the following boards.
Arduino UNO, MEGA, the TI Launch Pad, and PCDuino, Parallax Basic Stamp, and the Parallax Propeller.
I have made some boards myself, mainly Arduino based, and some add on boards and shelds.
I may, if there is sufficent interest write a short article on each one.

If you need any help, parts, or just want to chat, about there wonderful little boards, you can call me on (805) 881-3055
or email, morsed2@gmail.com. I love meeting at a coffee shop, hint, hint!


Steve Morse, KI6HGH

 

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