Yay my christmas present has arrived 😁

Wow! Whatcha going to build?

@coolq anything and everything ☺

@Dimmerworld I got a basic arduino uno starter kit with the 37 sensor starter kit and then various other bits and bobs like a breakout board for my rpi and the rfid kit. The multimeter and soldering kit I bought separately. I got these from a local supplier but they are available from pretty much any online retailer

@Dimmerworld around $80 for the components and $40 for the soldering kit and multimeter. The starter kit without the 37 additional sensors is around $40

@kurtr I got the starter kit and the sensor pack as well :D

@404response it's pretty rad, made anything interesting yet?

@kurtr it was delivered two days ago. I am making a snake game using the led matrix and the joystick, don't know what to do after that but there are so many cool things to do with this set 😄

Modules are nice and easy, but I prefer making my own circuits and PCB's.

@JFK422 Isn't that expensive? It takes me 10-20 module and breadboard setups before I actually turn the concept to a PCB. If I worked directly from design to PCB it would just be a waste of time and money...

2$ For 5 PCB's is very cheap. And its clean + exactly what I want.

Can't see any rfid chip including component on the table.
DROP table;

#Ragequitraises

@gitpull in the packet top left corner lol

@kurtr my b

I got that exact set for my birthday 😁

Some assembly required.

Can you program assembly with that?

@JFK422 Do you send a design and they provide you with a PCB? Do you etch them yourself? Do you have a CNC machine? I never heard of an offer of 40cents per PCB in my life!! How?

@cyberlord64 I design them online on EasyEDA and have them produced by jlcPCB. Site: https://jlcpcb.com/

So first up we have a light theramin that only plays sounds in the c scale while displaying their frequency 😁