Product Showcase: Beginner Electronics Kits

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Damn mans smashing it I think I would need to sell my ass to raise the funds for these 3 kits , but those visions of me searching google on it wowser
Comment from : TreeManzOneSkullYaJan

Ah Thanks, I was looking for the old style electronics lab i had in the 90's My son is 7 now, so I bought a few of the snap circuits kits I am hoping to find the older style for when he is older as I believe placing wires probably provides more freedom to create other projects that are not in the books I remember using my lab kit to create a radio transmitter on AM that I hooked up to an old Addison antenna amplifier I wanted to test with my Walkman how far I could broadcast Unfortunately, I was broadcasting a comedy tape that my dad was familiar with, and I happened to be broadcasting over his favorite talk show I got my kit confiscated for a week
Comment from : msamour

Gosh, it looks like a witch board
Comment from : поджолес

I had two of these when I was a kid A 100 in 1 set, and a larger, I believe 400-500 in 1 set
Comment from : Gunplaultimatebackup

How to order
Comment from : vaishali s

Where to buy?
Comment from : Alfred Kasereka sivanzire

I'm 12 whos into eletronics and already knows stuff about CPUs and gpu (all average stuff) but wanted to get into learning how they work on a deeper level than just knowing the name, what they do and the basic idea of what's on the inside of them and this sounds like a fun kit 😊 thanks I'll check it outbrEdit:wow its cool that you guys have tutorials for stuff like the raspberry pi 400brAnd everything is cheaper than I expected
Comment from : Not a soviet spy

These kits don't really teach electronics
Comment from : Chicken Permission

THANK YOU for bringing these types of things back!!! So few people in engineering seem to realize that PLAYING is the best way to learn!
Comment from : Firstname Lastname

what happened to Elenco? those were some fantastic kits!
Comment from : hadi

With jr kit i made something and you put your fingers in it and it burn them
Comment from : MelloWay

I had one of these (300 in one) when I was a kid from radio shack That's how I got started learning electronics
Comment from : Jeffthemaintenanceman

Childhood memories
Comment from : Paul Schmidt

The spring kits are the only ones that are worth it I am surprised SparkFun even "considered" stocking the "snap" kitsbrbrEDIT: My experience with the snap kit is from another brand After looking at the manual of the snap 100, it feels there is more "useful variety" than the one I had Another "downside" is the difficulty of creating new circuits: the "wires" are fixed length and you have to carefully "plan" the circuit layout and that blocks the "electrical creative juice" brbrThe "snap" kits are really disapointing You will use this for like a few hours and never use it again The number of "projects" is "highly boosted" because they take the same circuit multiple times but only change the type of input switch or the output device It's downright outrageous The "only" fun/cool part was the helicopter (because it flies out after gaining enough momentum speed) but it broke after like 5 tries Also it is virtually impossible to actually add your own component given this is not using "wires" So better to find an inexpensive "helicopter toy" (and hack it) than buying those
Comment from : Bernard Poulin

This kit is perfect for anyone who is new to technology It is great that it helps teach technology no matter what your age is
Comment from : MyRadioMall

Oh, wow! I haven't seen that since I was a kid Major nostalgia!
Comment from : SoCalFreelance

I had a Radio Shack version when I was a kid, it was the best!
Comment from : Jarrett Hall

I had something very similar as a kid Cool
Comment from : delawarepilot

Looks very interesting Does this kit have explanations on what piece does what to the circuit?
Comment from : D Dolan

I would give one of these for my 3 years old daughter, but she seems more interested into melting the wire with soldering iron :-D
Comment from : Jonathan Araujo