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Forums › Offers and Wanted › WTB: iBeacon(s) to test with
phrozenpenguin

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#272976 28-Jul-2020 15:19
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Looking to play with an iBeacon or few. Anybody have anything they aren't using (or a good local supplier)? Thanks

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  #2530236 28-Jul-2020 16:40
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Linux.




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phrozenpenguin

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  #2530260 28-Jul-2020 16:58
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Linux.

 

Not sure how that is very helpful?

 

I'm after some small battery or USB powered iBeacons.

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  #2530345 28-Jul-2020 19:34
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If you were just playing with the technology then you can make a beacon a linux device eg a laptop that has a suitable bluetooth radio.  No idea on the devices otherwise sorry.




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  #2530356 28-Jul-2020 20:03
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phrozenpenguin:

 

Looking to play with an iBeacon or few. Anybody have anything they aren't using (or a good local supplier)? Thanks

 



Where are you based? I'm testing a few at the moment. Got them from Aliexpress but they work great.


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  #2530361 28-Jul-2020 20:25
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I'm in Christchurch but happy to pay shipping if needed, won't be much?

 

If you had a spare one that would be amazing - save me the wait time from AliExpress and allow me to do a proof of concept :-)

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