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Posted on Monday, Jan 6th, 2014

Fire and Ice, Saturday January 25th 2014

7 til 11pm Ages 21 and up

http://fireandicestl.org/

Posted on Tuesday, Nov 19th, 2013

PJRC has graciously sent us a handfull of "cosmetically challenged" Teensy 3.0 development boards!  You may have seen the Teensy 2.0 used in some of the demos we do at various events around town, and this is our first time getting hands on the much faster 32 bit version.  We'll get these in some members hand tonight and see what we they come up with!

Posted on Monday, Nov 11th, 2013

Bring your own wire wreath frame and gloves to protect your fingers from being poked and sappy.  

Also anything else you want to add to your wreath.  I will provide greenery, decorative seeds and berries, wire, cutters and instruction.


For more information contact cweiss@gmail.com

or besa.schweitzer@gmail.com or visit https://www.facebook.com/events/586072968119837/

Posted on Monday, Nov 11th, 2013

Come explore the world of 3D printers as Arch Reactor hosts Meet-Up.Com's monthly Saint Louis 3D Printer Meetup. 

Learn the different tools, software and hacks being used to generate various textures and results. 

Last month had over 40 people in attendance from the entire Saint Louis Bi-State area.


http://www.meetup.com/STL-3D-Printing/events/145174022/

Posted on Monday, Nov 11th, 2013

No microcontroller, programming or electronics experience needed.  If you have an Arduino (or some clone) bring it, otherwise come and learn which would be best for you. Free, but please RSVP to directorofeducation@archreactor.org .  Questions can also be sent to that address. There is no cost for the class.

Nov. 17th        Intro, flahing LEDS, serial communication
Nov. 24th        LCDs, third patry ICs, I2c and SPI protocols
Dec. 1st        Multiple Voltages, Wireless communication, Controlling

AC, DC motors
Dec. 8th         Free day for catch up or topic of participant's interest

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