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Arduino Mega 2560 R3 Sensor Shield V2.0 compatible Magnetic Float Sensor FS37A (Vertical) ±4800µT range Communication Interface I2C

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Arduino Mega 2560 R3 Sensor Shield V2.0 compatible Magnetic Float Sensor FS37A (Vertical) ±4800µT range Communication Interface I2C ±4800µT range Communication Interface I2C (400kHz) or SPI (up to 20MHz) Sampling Rate Up to 4kHz for accelerometer and gyroscope Operating Voltage 2 Type Soldering Iron Holder Stand Material Metal spring coil with weighted base Base Type Sturdy steel or cast iron base for stability Spring Holder Conical coil spring fits most standard soldering irons Sponge Included Yes cleaning sponge pad for tip maintenance Compatibility Fits most 25W 60W soldering irons (standard barrel sizes) Base Dimensions Approx Is this compatible with Arduino Mega 2560 Can I use this for commercial projects

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