Photos courtesy of Jeff Sampson
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Kenneth Kern made this 4-wheel drive and 4-wheel steering robot.	Again.	Again.	Again.
Jeff Sampson brought this GPS that came from Sparkfun. It has an Arduino board (minus the CPU) acting as a serial to USB converter.	A closeup of the module.	Douglas Sasse stopped by.	Terry Schumacher's switching converters for his power control project.
Cameron and Alan and Terry discussing something.	Brian Schmalz brought in his stuff. He has a new 32-bit Bit Whacker.	Here is a collection of his toys. www.schmalzhaus.com	The new 32-bit Bitwhacker he designed.
Again.	Again.	The 32-bit version and the 8-bit version.	Connected to a laptop.
One of the current 8-bit Bit Whackers that he designed and that Sparkfun sells.	Here is a demo of his micro stepping motor driver.	The micro stepping driver connected to an older version of the Bit Whacker.	The micro stepping driver module.
The older version of the Bit Whacker.

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