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JackANDJude Introducing the ATtiny85 DIY littleBit and the "counter bit". I programmed the ATtiny85 chip using MIT's Hi Low Tech post. I plan to figure out how to program it with the Arduino bit, ...
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Introducing the ATtiny85 DIY littleBit.
I programmed the ATtiny85 chip using MIT's Hi Low Tech post. I plan to figure out how to program it with the Arduino bit, which is a Leonardo, and I'll post that project on the littleBits page. I currently use the ATtiny85 with one input and four outputs... -
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Emailing Bunny with "cloud bit"
Today my "Emailing Bunny" Instructable got featured, probably because it showcases the brand new cloud module from littleBits! Here are some pictures of Cadburry sending me an email...
Bunny? Would you like some kale?
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This is a breakout board for kids or for sewing. I made it with an 8 pin dip socket, snaps, and pre-printed pcb board from RadioShack.
Snappy Cat's nose is a chip. Today I used a 555 chip, and I can use any 8 pin chip such as ATtiny85 or the ATtiny13.... -
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Squishy Circuits + littleBits = Squishy Bits?
I did it! I combined littleBits and Squishy Circuits without getting dough in all the places I should not! The answer was in a plastic gum container. It was green and round, so it became a turtle.
For complete instructions, please visit my littleBits project page....
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| Created: | July 31, 2000 |
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