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MadLab Electronic Kits The complete range of MadLab kits is available by mail order for you to build at home. You can print out an order form. The range is divided into beginners kits which are suitable for people with only a little practice at soldering, medium kits which require a higher level of soldering skill for people who are more experienced, and advanced kits for expert constructors. Every MadLab kit includes a professionally-manufactured printed circuit board, quality components, and full assembly instructions. To build a MadLab kit you will need some basic tools. You'll need a soldering iron with a fine tip, some solder, a pair of wire cutters, and most importantly some safety goggles. You might also find if useful to have a solder sucker. This is indispensible if you make a mistake and need to unsolder a component. Rapid Electronics is a good source for the equipment you will need.
Kits require a PP3 battery or AA cells except where indicated otherwise.
Schematics (circuits) and construction sheets for all the kits. Source code for kits that use Microchip PIC microcontrollers.
Beginners Kits
Medium Kits
Advanced Kits
Batteries and cells
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