Hi Everyone! Welcome back to another New Product Roundup for the week ending September 23rd. In this edition we have two new additions to the catalog, two updated products to share, a new Product of the Week, and a quick look at the current promotions. Let’s jump in and have a look!
This week we have our USB to TTL Serial Cable on sale as Product of the Week. These are a must when working with serial devices and perfect for the ESP8266 – 50% Off until Friday at midnight!
Our Sales & Clearance page was recently stocked with over 50 different products from the Kits & Prototyping categories. This is the perfect time to stock up for your Fall projects.
Just incase you missed it last week – Free Light Packet Shipping is back! Light Packet orders exceeding $15CAD before taxes are now eligible for Free Shipping anywhere in Canada! Light Packet Shipping is a low cost, flat rate, domestic shipping option for approximately 1100 small items in our catalog. For a complete listing and more information, please check out our Light Packet Category
This Qwiic / STEMMA QT cable measures 100mm long and is ideal for areas where devices are close to one another.
This unique cable has a JST SH 4-pin on one side and alligator clips on the other. Perfect for working with Qwiic / STEMMA QT connectors and ideal for prototyping with devices lacking Qwiic connectivity such as wired I2C sensors. These also can be used to break out the JST SH 4-Pin connector on other devices.
This high-powered gear motor is a 6V DC motor attached to a strong metal gearbox. The gearbox reduces the motor output shaft speed to approximately 12 RPM – perfect for applications where very slow rotation is required!
This 4-wire cable is a little over 150mm / 6″ long and fitted with JST-SH female 4-pin connectors on one end and premium Dupont male headers on the other. Ideal for prototyping with Qwiic / STEMMA QT boards where a mating connector isn’t available.
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