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Originally designed for Maker Faire workshops by Joe Grand, the "Build Your Own Electronic Game Kit" is a custom-created kit intended to introduce folks to the world of electronics and soldering. When successfully assembled, the kit becomes a version of the popular memory game, Simon, with a few optional twists, including no LEDs, no sound, reverse order, and fast play. The kit includes all the necessary components, including a pre-programmed microprocessor, custom circuit board, and battery. The only other materials you will need are a soldering iron, solder, and wire snips. Assembly instructions, parts list, and game instructions are all printed on the back of the circuit board. A schematic of the design is available here (PDF). The kit is available for just $39.95 and in stock in the MAKE store - Link.
Build your own electronic game kit by Joe Grand
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May 22, 2006 06:59 PM
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I would suggest using a cheap IC socket for the microcontroller, so that it can be removed for reprogramming -- instead of soldering the chip directly on the PCB.
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My son and I made this kit during the workshop at the Maker Faire. It is straighforward to build,although many of the leads are fairly close, so the soldering can't be too sloppy. For a beginner's kit it is great fun.
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