What a great idea and a great way to make use of these older electronics kits. I would love to do this with my Arduino Yun as it has built-in wifi and a Linux computer that can bridge with the Arduino to allow easy access to Internet of Things (IoT) projects and use all the components of these electronic kits. — Douglas
I have hot-glued my Arduino Duemilanove to the battery compartment lid of my Maxitronix 500-in-One electronics lab, making for a portable Arduino lab that includes:
- 8 LEDs
- Photo-transistor
- CdS cell
- Antenna coil
- Tuning capacitor
- DPDT swtich
- 665-hole breadboard
- 8 SPST switches
- 8-digit LCD display
- 7-segment LED display
- 4-bit embedded microcomputer w/ keyboard
- Speaker
- Transformer
- 50kΩ and 100kΩ potentiometers
- Compartments and trays for loose components
The Arduino aligns with the spring terminals of the 7-segment display, such that the case closes perfectly.
Read Portable Arduino Lab « hyperRitual via hyperRitual
Learn more about Arduino with these books, kits and boards
Arduino Boards and Components via Amazon Arduino Boards and Components via eBay
An interesting link found among my daily reading
Comments