No problem, I'm glad it was helpful to you.  I'll be adding tutorials for the Bluetooth and Ambient light shield this week.

Video of how to get up and running with the MicroSD TinyShield.

http://youtu.be/P4H0ti8HKtI

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As promised you can find my WiFi TinyShield video tutorial here:

http://youtu.be/irk95KCqngQ

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Just created  a good (hopefully) video of how to get up and running with the WiFi TinyShield.

http://youtu.be/irk95KCqngQ

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I looked at the datasheet and it appears

BLE112 with integrated chip antenna and software version 1.0

The antenna is an integrated ceramic  on-board type, I'm not sure it supports an external antenna. (Ken correct me if I'm wrong)

Transmit power: +3 dBm
Receiver sensitivity: -93 dBm
Typical line-of-sight range: 30 - 150 meters
Antenna  Type: Integrated ceramic chip

Perhaps Ken will make a v2 or BLE+ shield that will allow external antennas.

You can find more information here: https://www.bluegiga.com/en-US/products/bluetooth-4.0-modules/ble112-bluetooth--smart-module/

I will be posting a basic tutorial video on the WiFi TinyShield to YouTube soon, I'll post to the User Code / Example section as well as here when it's done and uploaded.

This shield is a fantastic piece of work!

This is great but you should share code to get it to work with the TinyLily!

This is a great piece of code that I did not know existed as well, good post!

And what is the status on your progress?

I saw these and thought they were really cool

jdh,

I'm going to do a follow up video hopefully soon, have you made any nifty projects with your Tinyduino?

Just created a quick video showing off the TinyDuino and TinyLilly on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6fUuYmetzI

Shows various components and compares sizes to other micro controllers, etc... figured it was worth sharing!

I third this, also not just having a small battery with a connector for Tinyduino/lily but also making a secondary bus where these could easily be chained together with minimal effort, so if you need new power you just plug more batteries into each other in sequence with a connector similar to the Tiny's bus connector, snap and go!

Recently doing an EL wire costume for my daughter for Halloween I agree that this is an interesting shield that should be developed.  I don't see everyone hopping for one but it would sell!