Sparkle labs - DIY Electronics kit (video)


I spent some time with Amy & Ariel from Sparkle Labs, makers of the DIY electronics kit we have in our Maker Shed Store, check it out!

Here's the M4V for iTunes, iPods, iPhones, etc...

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DIY Design Electronics Kit - Harness the power of the electron! Create games, toys, and contraptions with these fundamental components. Follow the easy instructions to make a light detector, LED flasher, noisemaker and more! Once you master the basics, you'll be ready to create your own! Everything you need to get started is right in the box, including switches, buttons, diodes, capacitors. transistors and regulators. Learn the amazing concepts of resistance, capacitance, voltage and current with the step-by-step project manual. Soon, you will be the electronics wizard! Great introduction to electronics for all ages.


Posted by Phillip Torrone | Jun 4, 2008 12:00 AM
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Posted by: Kent KB on June 4, 2008 at 6:54 AM

Great Kit!
I will get one for my nephew and know he is on his way to learning about Electronics.

But, tell me how Phillip is Magnetically attracting
the box wrenches behind him in the intro?
I know you have personality, but Magnetic?
wow....


Posted by: Leonardo Boiko on June 5, 2008 at 10:56 AM

International shipping fee

A shame the international shipping fee (plus my local taxes) make this prohibitively expensive for me.

I wish there was an “open source electronics kit” project so that I could just head to the nearest parts supplier, buy a lot of gizmos, go home, download the documentation and learn electronics.


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