Building a Raspberry Pi community and promoting computational thinking and hands-on tinkering by bringing Pi gatherings and expositions to Calgary. #piyyc
Great turnout for the June JAM last week! Thanks to all who came for some hands-on #RaspberryPi. Many thanks to @Fuse33Calgary for providing the fantastic space (and for allowing us to stay way past closing time). Spot the Raspberry lemonade! #rjam#piyyc!
In issue 79 of The MagPi, we invite you to join us throughout March in #MonthOfMaking!
Read issue 79 for ideas and tips, and we hope to see you on Twitter in March!
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@dcpye@KCJ_Kim You're welcome! If they are going to use separate Microbits to measure each side of the insulation they may have to calibrate them both to the same base temperature.
@dcpye@KCJ_Kim But, the sensor is actually measuring the temperature of the silicon die on the main CPU, not ambient temperature, so readings may fluctuate slightly.
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@dcpye@KCJ_Kim According to the specs, the temperature sensor has a range of -25C .. 75C, works in increments of 0.25C, and has an accuracy of +/-4C (uncalibrated). You should be able to measure differences of 0.25C.
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Want to help organize or take part in putting on a Calgary Jam for the Big Birthday Weekend (on or around March 2-3 or really anytime)? DM if interested!
To celebrate our birthday, we’re hosting another Raspberry Jam Big Birthday Weekend, which takes place all over the world on 2-3 March 2019.
Raspberry what now?? Click this link to find out more: https://t.co/7B9nq92LxW
#GetAntarcticaOnBoard
We are very excited to be collaborating with @SMART_Tech in #YYC to host 2 #moonhack sessions in our quest to #getkidscoding all over the globe! Looking forward to landing all those lunar modules! @KidsCoding @codeclubcanada
Anyone got a scope and some expertise running it I can borrow as I'm trying to debug an ultrasonic receiver that I want to use as a bat detector for a Raspberry Pi.
#YYC kids! Are you ready for one of the BIGGEST coding events on the globe? Join us for #moonhack on July 20 and get Canada on the map! @KidsCoding and @codeclubcanada are hosting an event at the @calgarylibrary Sage Hill >> https://t.co/eqZ21vH3B7
Many thanks to @BuyaPidotca for sending out some #RaspberryPi GPIO reference cards and mini-boards for our June JAM! And thanks also for subsidizing some Jam hardware and shipping it super fast on short notice. Terrific people and great service from Ottawa to Calgary! #piyyc
A huge highlight was today's tour of the Sony Technology Center in Wales, where we saw the Pi3B+ boards being manufactured. Seriously impressive people, processes, and products. The journey of the Raspberry Pi has been amazing up to here, and the future looks just as bright!
The number of educators, code clubs, and kids that the Raspberry Pi Foundation is working with is staggering, I believe 11,000 code clubs around the world and climbing. The passion and commitment of the foundation staff is truly impressive.
Going through the #RaspberryPi#iot door prize donated by @mcneillb and won by a teacher wanting to learn more about tech for his students. Much appreciation to the teachers who showed up to the June JAM wanting to learn, and many thanks to those who helped them out! #piyyc!
Some awesome #ScratchGPIO#pairprogramming with the #SenseHAT, an #rjam worksheet, and no adults. Pretty ecstatic about the end product! Sparkles don't photograph well. Too bad we didn't have a #UnicornHAT instead, to go with the shirt! #piyyc!
Sadly I didn't have time to see all the projects brought to the June JAM. Some MIDI hacking, an e-ink display, hacking home automation, and some @NodeRED among others! #rjam#piyyc
Continuing the #space theme - check out this 3d printed, motorized & hackable telescope base with star-finding capabilities. All built on a #raspberrypizero https://t.co/A1ZDrybq5L