Mike, Is the new version of escribe going to add anything to those of use that have the prior board's, the 200's and 75's?
Mike, Is the new version of escribe going to add anything to those of use that have the prior board's, the 200's and 75's?
I think there might be some SS improvements, but nothing more to my knowledge.
I hope the 250C is not far behind.
GB is saying May 20th 119$ not to bad 
http://www.gearbest.com/temperature-control-mods/pp_627552.html?
http://www.gearbest.com/temperature-control-mods/pp_627552.html?
Silly me...I thought it would be a firmware dealio. I was all
when I opened up Escribe in Bootcamp and there was no update prompt or whatever, LOL.
It is mainly an upgraded version to provide support for the 75C. Lots of new code in the "Theme Designer".Silly me...I thought it would be a firmware dealio. I was all
What a great electricity training tool!
Didn't have cool stuff like that when I was a kid! All we had were tinker toy's and lincoln logs.
Got a chuckle from this pic in an email from broke dick ejuice company,
Friday night in the village, the farm boys are beering it up and getting rowdy again.
My road is a main route's into town, pickup trucks with loud mufflers ripping up and down the road from 6 pm till 2 am, then it will repeat again tomorrow night. And there's never ever a cop in sight. 
Didn't have cool stuff like that when I was a kid! All we had were tinker toy's and lincoln logs.
I got pretty bored with those too but I'm a bit younger than you, so along came plastic erector welding kits that could blister you and chemistry kits that you could easily kill yourself with.
Good times but I eventually got into building those Guillows WWll balsa/tissue scale airplane kits models. Plastic model cars and Estes model rockets were fun too.Now to really have some fun I'd combine them together to make it even more interesting. Take some rocket engine propellant, some sulfur from the chemistry set, put a bunch in a boat, car or airplane and........well you can figure out the rest
I got pretty bored with those too but I'm a bit younger than you, so along came plastic erector welding kits that could blister you and chemistry kits that you could easily kill yourself with.
Now to really have some fun I'd combine them together to make it even more interesting. Take some rocket engine propellant, some sulfur from the chemistry set, put a bunch in a boat, car or airplane and........well you can figure out the rest
Now that I think about it I had it better then most kids do today, I had my first BB rifle at 12 and my first real rifle at 14, don't see that these days.
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