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Jaffa, KREE! Welcome to TEST!

Hello passengers, this is you captain. Today we're going to have a special party just for you! Its called a boarding party, and its starting in about 45 seconds!

This was the only good thing Jar Jar brought us.

I see you are well qualified for TEST. Welcome!

Welcome to TEST!

Welcome!

If your looking for intelligence, I don't think you will find any there.

No worries, this is the correct way to join TEST.

If you still have it in a week, you'll be hearing form me.

Welcome aboard!

How about GUNS BEER CASH ?

Welcome to test!

Lurking....

Its a good year to be a Star Wars fan! http://starwars.ea.com/starwars/battlefront

Count me in too.

That's a great idea. Since most of us will probably be using arduinos we could write some functions for common uses for the community to use copy/paste style. Makes it easy for newbies to get their devices working with a minimum of frustration. Maybe simple electronics stuff too.

Yea, and flight hardware just adds PITA factor. Your in for a treat, I like doing 4130 (it actually cuts pretty easy when its around Rc35) compared to some of the crap I have had the "privilege" of working with. Inconel, Invar 36, Hastelloy, those are "fun".

At my shop we have an old Bridgeport with a Heidenhein control and some unique version of what the Germans thought was good conversational code 30 years ago. I prefer G&M to that. I spend most of my time running a DX-32 though, they are super easy to run.

Oh, a knock-off EZ Trak, i used to use those! You have to put a rubber band around the Y-axis handle to keep the folding handle recessed when in auto mode. The springs break after like 2 days and then they fall out and hit you in the nuts with enough force to make your unborn children weep...

I used NXP's KMA210's which are really easy to use. They have an integrated processor to read the MR sensor and filter it, The package is 3 lead through-hole, so its easy to use without a PCB. Leads are Vcc, GND, and 0-5V out, so in practice its just like using a pot. They MR sensors are more...