5V Electromagnet - 10 Kg Holding Force (P30/22) Chip Family_NRF we're including an Element 14

we're including an Element 14 Beagle Bone with the starter pack

and made of hard and frosted stainless steel (although the tips are so difficult to bend

– Sigfox certified

Uses only the I2C pins - Analog 4 & 5 on classic Arduinos

Max Working current：200mA

5V Electromagnet - 10 Kg Holding Force (P30/22) Chip Family_NRF we're including an Element 14Ever wanted to feel like Magneto? Well, now you sort of can! Bring the ferromagnetic objects in the world under your control with an Electromagnet The simplest way to make an electromagnet is to get a solenoid, pass some current through it, and then get a piece of soft iron inside the solenoid. When the current is switched off, the electromagnet is no longer, well, magnetic! What this means is that you just need to power this here electromagnet with