Looking for a few good cRIOs

[GeeTwo]

3946's head coach, Jesse Hobson, is looking for a half dozen to a dozen cRIOs (including modules and breakouts if available) for a non-FRC educational project. I understand he has a (limited) budget for the project. Please send him an e-mail (preferred) or PM if you have "the 'droids we're looking for".

Thanks,
Gus "GeeTwo" Michel II

[orangemoore]

Would we get them back eventually?

[GeeTwo]

This is a multi-year project; he's not sure when (or even if) he'd have the budget to upgrade to roboRIOs.

[teslalab2]

Why not use arduino?

[Hobson]

Thanks for posting this Gus. I'm going to be using raspberry pi's for the course if the budget allows.

The cRIO's are for a project in class where they design measurement equipment to be used in my Physics classes.

[Andrew Schreiber]

Originally Posted by Hobson

Thanks for posting this Gus. I'm going to be using raspberry pi's for the course if the budget allows.

The cRIO's are for a project in class where they design measurement equipment to be used in my Physics classes.

Wouldn't some of the lower cost DAQs by NI be cheaper/easier? http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/211026 (For college I've found pricing in the $150 range, might be able to get a better price if you call NI direct idk)