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Bluetooth Unleashed Design Challenge - Finisher Prize Unboxing - blog 15

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This is just a quick video to show what prizes were received for finishing more than 10 blogs in the Bluetooth Unleashed design challenge.

Thank you very much element14 - this is a very useful collection of prizes.

 

For more info on the design challenge and my project see the links below....

 

Related Links:

Bluetooth Unleashed Design Challenge

Bluetooth Unleashed Design Challenge: The Challengers

Bluetooth Unleashed Design Challenge: About This Challenge

 

Links to other blogs for this project:

Stirling Blue - Project Description - Blog 1

Stirling Blue - Unboxing Hero - Blog 2

StirlingBlue1

Stirling Blue - micro:bit TXTR - Blog 3

Stirling Blue - Fuel Measurement - Blog 4

FuelMeasurement1

Stirling Blue - Interface Description - Blog 5

Stirling Blue - BBC micro:bit LCD - Blog 6

microbitLCD1

Stirling Blue - Power Measurement - Blog 7 (updated)

PowerMeasurement1

SpeedMeasurement1

Stirling Blue - Bluetooth Terminal Awakening - Blog 8

BluetoothTerminalAwake1

Stirling Blue - PSoC Bluetooth Terminal Keyboard - Blog 9

PSoC4KeyboardScanning1

Stirling Blue - Bluetooth Terminal - First Contact - Blog 10

BluetoothTerminal1stContact

Stirling Blue - micro:bit QWERTY keyboard & LCD - blog 11

MicroBitKeyboardLCD

Stirling Blue - TNT (Type-N-Text) - blog 12

TNT1

Stirling Blue - TNT Ignition - Blog 13

TNT2

Stirling Blue - Project Summary - Blog 14

  • in reply to mcb1

    Sorry I've been a little late posting this.

     

    Last week a package arrived from Newark and the description from UPS was 16lbs.

    After it was juggled between couriers and finally to the rural post driver (I need to talk to Newarks UPS man to put him in the picture)

    it turned up.

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    As you can see the journey hadn't been uneventful, but with the excellent packaging using that super strong brown paper padding, there was no damage to the internal boxes.

     

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    Opening it (sorry no video) revealled an element14 Back pack, Pocket Beaglebone, Weller Soldering Fume remover and Tenma Soldering iron.

     

     

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    I was a little hesitant until I saw the 230v stickers, so someone had done some extra special ordering.image

     

    The soldering station has already been 'gifted' to my son.

    He was about to order something to replace a 30 year old Weller that is still working, but was too hot and the tips too large.

    He hadn't appreciated that the tips do the temp control, but they are getting harder to find.

     

    For those interested here is a very useful resource http://bama.edebris.com/download/weller/wtcpl/WTCPL%20Tech%20Sheet.pdf

    It describes how they work, but also gives all the tips.

     

    He gratefully took it, and maybe I might get my Weller back?

     

    Thanks to everyone involved, and apologies for the delay in posting this.

     

    Mark

  • Well deserved set of prizes, I thoroughly enjoyed following you on this project.

     

    Kind regards

  • Excellent stuff.

     

    Hopefully all the others that met the requirements are on the way.

     

    Mark

  • in reply to dixonselvan

    Yes, I expect to generate a little blog about the equipment when I have tried them out.

  • Congratulations again on completing your project. It really feels as if I open the box whenever I watch your Unboxing videos and this is special because it is full of prizes!

     

    I always had an eye on getting a soldering station ( you got a fume extractor too) would you mind sharing your review after sometime you have used the soldering unit.