DuB-EnG: Is the Chinese Maxitronix 300 in 1 better than the Japanese Radioshack Science Fair X in 1

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I did not like the design of the 300 in 1 I prefer if all components were springs doen like the older kits
Comment from : Chan Heosican

He's putting us on, there was no corrosion on the battery terminals You didn't wire positive line to the breadboard correctly And, you didn't mention that you wired it to the breadboard correctly after sanding a battery terminal
Comment from : jiglypuffdog

seen this in the background of an AvE vid and well here I am I would have definitely liked this as a kid
Comment from : codemiesterbeats

I have the 500 in one that my grandfather got me It’s never been used and is like brand new but I don’t know when it was made
Comment from : Spooly

I have the 500 in 1 kit It has a CPU that can be programmed
Comment from : Achilles Ghost

I own the 75 in 1 ELECTRONICS LAB The smaller versions in this MAXITRONICS Series made by Elenco wish i had this one and the others also these kits are neat n' cool i also on several snap circuits/kits but these Maxitronics are more for kids/adults who are advanced BE SAFE EVERYONE
Comment from : AdeshManharRamkissoon AMRSTT-158HS426

My brother had one and in a few years, I got to play with it, wires and springs, a different brand Please make the siren! That would be fun indeed One of the greatest toys made if you ask me
Comment from : karen4you

So much fun was had with one of those, mine had 8 bulbs at the top too With layouts and 10 sliding switches to make up the sprung area Almost makes me want to find a new version (or perhaps dig out the one that might still be in a loft somewhere!)brbrNice video, lots of memories :)
Comment from : Ben Scarboro

Ive been sat on a couple of these kits for a couple of years since i picked them up from a car boot sale for br£1 each Ive no idea what to do with them, maybe a summer project for me
Comment from : Retro Tech Ralph

Very entertaining!
Comment from : Simon Fox

That's the same one I had back in the'70s - same box art and everything (though the Canadian version had french added to the box)
Comment from : pileofstuff

Please please do Not say capaci-tata it's like saying boatato for a potato 🥔 You come from the stroud area, not the forest, they can getaway with it
Comment from : Martin Counsell

I had the 150 in 1 kit in 1981 Was bloody good kit, had a solar panel Meter, and radio and figure 8 led
Comment from : Gary Rivett

It looks like a cool unit I always wanted one from RadioShack back in the day but never had one ☹️
Comment from : TheRadiogeek

It's the same size as a 200 in 1 which was all spring contacts and wire I feel a bit cheated that they used a breadboard in the 300 in 1 but I'd still grab one if I found it
Comment from : ches74

🥃 👍 😊
Comment from : Everythings Adjustable

I got excited when it didn't work, I knew we'd get to see inside
Comment from : Jack Beale

Nice kit Runs about 150 bucks here Expensive but If somebody wants to learn circuits it is a good investment,
Comment from : Tron Magnum

I had the 160 in 1 kit with 2SA56, 2SB56, and 2SC56 transistors
Comment from : Peter S

I had a Science Fair 200-in-1 kit back in the day (I still have it), but I kinda wish it had a breadboard so I looked this 300-in-1 kit online Blimey, they're not cheap! Looks like you got a bargain there
Comment from : OzRetrocomp