[Liverpool] 1st April Meeting Follow-up

[Dan Lynch]

Ah, I've already replied to Bob's post and a few others before getting to
this in my mail queue :) A very interesting night I thought and I enjoyed it
a lot. Shame I had to leave earlier this time. That pub was small but quite
nice, I think some of the regulars may have been put out that they were
trying to watch the football and we were overrunning "their" pub but the
atmosphere was good.

Nice to see the Sound Network guys there as well, I think there's a lot of
crossover between our groups as I said and it's never very long before i
bring up the subject of microphones, so apologies for that. You know you're
all interested really ;)

See you at the Ubuntu Party later in the month if not before. If I can get
into town on Saturday I may pop in to see how you're getting on. If you need
any help fixing things up for LSC then I'm happy to chip in. Just let me
know. I think it's a great venue for us and we should give a little back to
them if we can.

See ya,

Dan



On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 12:11 PM, Adrian McEwen <adrian at mcqn.net> wrote:

> Andrew Williams wrote:
> > As promised, a little followup to the meeting last night.
> >
> > First of all, I think I speak for everyone when I say that Adrian's talk
> was very interesting and we enjoyed it
> > alot. I'd like to thank Adrian for giving the talk on relatively short
> notice.
> >
> No worries.  Always happy to find an audience for my rambling about
> Arduinos ;-)
> > I think we've got alot of interest in Arduino, and i'm sure we'll have
> some future talks on it. At the moment
> > i'm going to keep a eye on the USB sheild project[1], as it'll present
> some interesting oppertunities with the
> > Tikitag/Touchatag reader in the future.
> >
> I'm hoping we'll get a hardware/Arduino hackers group off the ground
> after Howduino; as you say there's quite a bit of interest in this sort
> of stuff.
>
> Rather than wait for the USB shield, you should just hack your Tikitag
> reader to connect it to the Arduino, or buy yourself an RFID shield
> instead -
> <http://tinkerit.myshopify.com/collections/kits/products/rfid-kit>.  I
> got as far as opening up my Tikitag reader, but haven't made any serious
> attempt to connect it up to the Arduino yet...
>
> Cheers,
>
> Adrian.
>
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