(Fisher-Price) Linkimals Musical Moose - Interactive Educational Toy with Music and Lights for Baby Ages 9 Months & Up

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The ​interactive toy moose introduces your baby to numbers, counting and more, this playful moose baby toy also introduces babies to music and colours to keep baby amused.

We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.Shoulda used a real ESP32 and connected it to tbe network so kids could make their own songs with an app! Four of the channels initially see some chatter right after power up, but then quiet down and don’t show any more activity. Indeed, the Jeep’s circuit diagram shows that the Forward/Backward and Left/Right lines are connected directly to push buttons.

Unfortunately, it turns out this construction method isn’t exactly conducive to non-destructive teardowns. When given the same attention as a real baby, she produces over 20 different noises, including coos, babbles, and chuckles. Plus, when Musical Moose recognizes other Linkimals™ friends, they create a synchronized music and light show! There isn’t a sharp corner on the moose, and the few visible screws have been set deeply enough into the plastic that even the most inquisitive youngster couldn’t get them out. The Nuvoton N569S1K0 is an ARM Cortex-M0 32-bit microcontroller running at 49 MHz with 6 kB RAM and 64 kB ROM.Two play options: imaginative children may construct the action toy into a quadcopter or an off-road dune vehicle, then set. Also, when musical moose recognizes other linkimals baby toys they create a synchronised music and light show. Sensory: The moose's light-up belly plays songs and sounds and the soft antlers engage your baby, developing their visual, auditory and tactile senses. Ultimately I had to start cutting away at the plastic, which eventually uncovered the eight pegs holding the two halves of the body together. It doesn’t appear to be any traditional communications protocol, which given how the Jurrasic World toy used the radio module, isn’t a great surprise.