[Open_electroporator] Who will test the yardboard?

[Nathan McCorkle]

On Wed, Jun 22, 2016 at 7:52 AM, John Griessen <john at industromatic.com> wrote:
> On 06/22/2016 09:29 AM, William Beeson wrote:
>>
>> I am fully setup to test with puc19 and Dh10b.  I'd like to highlight the
>> testing of this device (assuming we get some promising
>> results) on my website blog.
>
>
> That will be great!  You could maybe be first. Nathan made a payment for his
> culture Shock, so he may
> want quick access to the yardboard, but please figure this out in a friendly
> way.  shipping it several times would be easy -- just reuse the box, add
> paypal shipnow labels for priority mail.

Sounds like we've got a few people who are ready to test, but I'd
suggest Sebastian's Qubit fluorimeter would add to the statistical
legitimacy of our results. No probing the high-voltage though, we
don't want any accidents for equipment or people (plus John is setup
for that, and is simulating a cell solution with a resistor for
testing)! Ideally the microcontroller would be able to store what it
saw, or retain in RAM until you next plug in the USB to dump the
data... but that is a decent amount of software development away.

On the other hand, maybe whoever is closest to John, shipping-wise,
should be the first-pass tester... since we might need to try zapping
with three different settings, then ship back the unit for
upgrading/rework.

I'll let John provide his feedback on what he thinks would be the best
route forward.

-- 
-Nathan