RE: Make Your own FREE Bluetooth Serial Module : PART 2

shabaz — Sat, 22 Nov 2014 23:01:03 GMT

Hi Gurinder,

Nice in-the-air construction! And interesting device. I didn't know it existed.

Any particular app you recommend for Android to use with this?

mcb1 — Sat, 22 Nov 2014 20:53:56 GMT

Nice work.

An easy way to use something that would otherwise not be possible to connect.

I should check mine since I can't use the USB in some applications.

re photos

Good cameras are essential for this.

Macro lens or close up adaptor also helps, and a simple tripod or fixture will also help.

A laminated white piece of A4 paper, or white card is a really handy reflector.

Is that polystyrene you have as a work surface.?

If it is, this is one of the worst for static, and not something I'd recommend for delicate electronics.

Before static mats/material we used the old style linoleum that you would put on the floor

There is an instructable using a yoga mat and a sheet of foil.

This is a relatively inexpensive model Static protection matStatic protection mat compared to destroying IC's and the time wasted to replace them.

Mark