Nick Kotenberg

Basically, I want to be able to pass this data to a client listening on the socket but I can't seem to read the data into an object.

Hey guys, It's been a while since I've programmed in Go but I've started back up again and for some reason am having the same problem.. not sure what I'm...

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This probably has nothing to do with it but I increased the watchers on my machine and added the WORKDIR and after doing both it's working now... weird.. Just adding...

No, I got it to work once just using the github.com library and broadcasting using the unique id of each xbee... now it's been a while and I can't remember...

No, but the same generation just different ID's.. I still have the ones that worked and I tried them first but they weren't working so I ordered two more of...

I think there is a problem here... these are RF modules and they use 900MHZ to communicate. They aren't the WIFI modules. These are the 28 mile Series Pro 2...

Hey guys thanks so much for the time you've taking to help me. I've verified that it is the XBEE-PRO® 900HP. Do you guys know of any tutorials to set...

Here are the original funcs for quick reference. ``` SCSocket.prototype.emit = function (event, data, callback) { if (this._localEvents[event] == null) { this._emit(event, data, callback); } else { Emitter.prototype.emit.call(this, event, data);...

I can always do this in a class or something but then I need to pass all the funcs/props to the class.. I don't like doing that.