Pesky Products

5,406 orders since Jul 23, 2014

Danville, CA, United States of America

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Review Breakdown

Average Ratings

Product: (4.74)

Documentation: (4.14)

Shipping: (4.80)

Communication: (4.60)

All Reviews

Martin | Dec. 17, 2014

Very well-made board with informative on-line documentation

For BNO-055 9-axis motion sensor with hardware fusion

Have not tested board yet in any "real world" applications, so cannnot say anything about the new BNO-055 functionality.

Tisham | Dec. 16, 2014

Great small format board

For MPU9250 Teensy 3.X add-on shields

The boards is a perfect fit of the Teensy. My only gripe is the lack of solder jumpers to allow breadboarding. May be in the next design.

Response from Pesky Products | Dec. 16, 2014

Thanks for the kind words. Yes, I have started adding solder jumpers on almost all new designs to take power and ground from the board edge. I will have to add this feature to this board as well!

Tarek | Dec. 13, 2014

hard to find anywhere else

For Bubble Display Frontpack

Nice novelty item

Tarek | Dec. 13, 2014

simple and useful

For Blackout Light

Works better then described.

John | Dec. 3, 2014

Great Board, but Slow Software with a Yaw problem

For LSM9DS1+MS5611 breakout board

I was able to hook up and run the board with a Teensy 3.1 on a prototype board very quickly. For my project I needed to modify the code so that what normally went out through the USB serial connection, went to a i2c SSD1306 OLED display. I had problems trying to use the Adafruit SSD1306 library to do this. It blocked other communication on the same i2c bus. I solved the problem by using some of the functions from Mike Rankin's Test Code. Now every thing is working, but takes a while to settle out. Pitch and Roll go to zero first, but Yaw Takes a while longer and never quite gets zero. I want to modify the code to fix the Yaw problem, and adjust things so that everything zeros out before leaving setup. I have modified the code to send a 'Teapot' message stream through the serial port, and have the demo Teapot Airplane flying from the output. This also shows up the Yaw instability. I'm getting a cycle time of 0.97KHz and the altimeter shows the height of my desk is 6670 Ft, which is about right for my location. So no complaint at all with the board, and the software challenges are why I bought it.

Bruce | Nov. 24, 2014

BNO-055: Absolutely Fantastic!!!!

For BNO-055 9-axis motion sensor with hardware fusion

I don't usually have the time to write feed back however the help I received from Chris Winer (Pesky Products) was absolutely fantastic so a well deserved thank you Chris!! The boards arrived on time, in perfect condition and functioned exactly as advertised. To date the little board is the most fun I've had with embedded Linux. I highly recommend anything supported by Chris and Pesky Products.

Response from Pesky Products | Nov. 24, 2014

Thanks for the kind words Bruce, and glad to be of help!

George | Nov. 21, 2014

Just the thing for powering a Teensy 3.x from a LiPo cell

For LiPo battery charger add-on for Teensy 3.1

This is a good (and the only as far as I know) board for powering a Teensy 3.1 from a LiPo cell and charging the cell.

Anthony | Oct. 9, 2014

Definitely recommended

For MPU9250 Teensy 3.X add-on shields

Excellent product quality; very fast turnaround with economical shipping; very complete software for sensor interface and application with thorough documentation; excellent, knowledgeable follow-up - no customer issue is evidently too small. Definitely exceeded my expectations based on similar products, even from OEMs; I am ahead of schedule ! This review is for the MPU9250 Mini Shield; will also report on the LSM9DS0 Mini Shield when I assemble and test it.

Response from Pesky Products | Oct. 10, 2014

Thanks for the kind words Anthony. Let me know what I can do to help!

Krisztian | Oct. 7, 2014

schematic error, slow shipping but nice website

For LSM9DS0 Teensy 3.X Micro Shield

We couldnt choose the way of shipping, thats bad. The scl and sda line names are swapped on th eagle pcb. Website and service is nice, I would recommend tindie to others. Keep it up.

Response from Pesky Products | Oct. 7, 2014

Thanks for the review! I'll check the Eagle schematic for the error but at least the board has it right.

International shipping via USPS is the least expensive option albeit slow. I think the cost of expedited international shipping is too high, but if someone wants this service please put a note in the order and I will comply and ask for payment for the difference.

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