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No more bulky DIN Rail cases for the Arduino Uno or Mega! The DINrPlate is a neat little slim line DIN Rail Mount for Arduino/Genuino Uno and Mega! It's formed of a single plate with mounting holes and strain relief for the USB and Barrel jack cables!
The DINrPlate Features
- Compatible with Ardunio/Genuino Uno and Mega
- Includes base, and screws to mount board
- Integrated strain relief for USB and barrel jack power cables, tie wrap included
- Vertical design uses less DIN rail space (32mm)
- Easy access to all ports and GPIO pins
- Does not include Arduino/Genuino, USB cable, DIN Rail or micro SD.
Specifications
- Industrial grey color blends in well with your other panel components for a professional look.
- High quality Nylon 6/6 material is well suited for industrial environments.
- Large 10mm DIN clip reliably grips rail and will not release without use of a screw driver.
- Easy access to Micro SD card for maintenance.
- Dimensions 7" x 4" x 0.5"
What's in the box?
1 x DINrPlate for uno/mega
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Installation Instructions
Screw longer 12mm screws from backside until all the way in.
Attach Arduino board to base using included 12mm standoff's.
If using a shield, then attach to Arduino and secure with included 6mm screws. Note: Because of the clearance on arduino pin headers, not all screws holes can be used.
Insert either USB or DC cable for power.
Secure DC cable in place with included tie-wrap, and cut off any excess tie wrap.
Attach base to 35mm DIN rail.
Give your next animatronic or robotic project the gift of eyes with this Snake Eyes Bonnet Pack for Raspberry Pi. The Snake Eyes bonnet is an accessory for driving TFT LCD displays, and it also provides four analog inputs for sensors. It's perfect for making cosplay masks, props, spooky sculptures for halloween, animatronics, robots...anything where you want to add a pair of animated eyes!
We recently added some very fancy 1.54" TFT displays with high density 240x240 resolution and IPS full angle viewing. Basically, they've got the image quality of an OLED, but the pricing of a TFT - and 4x the pixels of either! Perfect for dazzlingly good looking eyes. What's not to love?
We really really recommend only pairing this with a Raspberry Pi 3 or better. These high-density displays have a lot of pixels to push around and the quad-core Pi 3 will help keep the frame rate high and flicker-free.
What's in the box?
1 x Adafruit Animated Eyes Bonnet for Raspberry Pi
1 x Premium Female/Female Jumper Wires - 40 x 12" (300mm)
2 x Adafruit 1.54" 240x240 Wide Angle TFT LCD Display with MicroSD
Note: Raspberry Pi is not included.
Resources
Some through hole soldering, assembly, and coding is required For all the details on how to use this Bonnet, check out the tutorial which has code, diagrams and some creative ideas for usage!
Note: The 1.54" IPS display breakout has a 12th pin labeled "TE". DO NOT CONNECT THAT PIN TO THE BONNET. Only connect the other 11 pins from "Vin" through "Lite."
This board is designed to dock with a BBC micro:bit using the micro:bit's edge connector. The board is a true CO2 sensor that also measures temperature and relative humidity.
Features
- Low power -- power directly from your micro:bit
- CO2 0-5000ppm, temperature and relative humidity measurement
- Has a makecode library to simplify programming
Please note that this product, while it has many of the same features as the MonkMakes CO2 for micro:bit is based on a completely different sensor and is not a direct replacement for use in the Living Space project (amendments will need to be made to the teacher's notes).
What's in the box?
1 x CO2 Dock for micro:bit (Micro:bit not included)
Resources
https://monkmakes.com/downloads/datasheet_co2_dock.pdf
https://monkmakes.com/downloads/instructions_co2_dock.pdf
Please note: The Raspberry Pi board is not included in this kit. You will have to add the board of your choice to your order. You might also need a matching power supply and HDMI cable if you don't already have them.
- The Raspberry Pi Raphael Starter Kit for Beginners: The Raspberry Pi Raphael Starter Kit for Beginners: The kit offers a rich learning experience for beginners aged 10+. With 337+ components, 161 projects, and 70+ expert-led video lessons, this kit makes learning Raspberry Pi programming and IoT engaging and accessible. Compatible with Raspberry Pi 5/Pi 4B/Pi 3B/Zero 2 W /Pi 400/500, RoHS Compliant
- Expert-Guided Video Lessons: The Raspberry Pi Kit includes 70+ video tutorials by the renowned educator, Paul McWhorter. His engaging style simplifies complex concepts, ensuring an effective learning experience in Raspberry Pi programming.
- Wide Range of Hardware: The Raspberry Pi 5 Kit includes a diverse array of components like Camera, Speaker, sensors, actuators, LEDs, LCDs, and more, enabling you to experiment and create a variety of projects with the Raspberry Pi.
- Supports Multiple Languages: The Raspberry Pi 4 Kit offers versatility with support for 5 programming languages - Python, C, Java, Node.js and Scratch, providing a diverse programming learning experience.
- Dedicated Support: Benefit from our ongoing assistance, including a community forum and timely technical help for a seamless learning experience.
What's in the box?
337 items as per below pic
You will also need.........
- a Raspberry Pi board
- a Power supply
- a Keyboard and mouse
- a HDMI cable
Resources
For this SunFounder Ultimate Raspberry Pi Kit, each lesson shows a circuit diagram, an overview of the operating principles, and an explanation of the code used for the project. Please refer to the Online Tutorials for Raphael Kit.
This is the most affordable camera module available in the market! It is custom-designed to be used with Raspberry Pi single-board computers.
In the example above the camera is connected to a Raspberry Pi 3(Raspberry Pi is not included)
This camera module is compatible with:
The board itself is tiny, at around 25mm x 20mm x 9mm. It also weighs just over 3 grams, making it perfect for mobile or other applications where size and weight are important. The camera is connected to the CPU on the Raspberry Pi via the CSI bus. This bus travels along the cable (FFC - Flexible Flat Cable) that attaches the camera board to the Pi.
The sensor itself has a native resolution of 5 megapixels and has a fixed focus lens onboard. In terms of still images, the camera is capable of 2592 x 1944 pixel static images and also supports 1080p @ 30fps, 720p @ 60fps, and 640x480p 60/90 video.
Specifications
- Sensor: Omnivision OV5647 sensor
- Sensor Size: 1/4” (OV5647)
- Resolution: 5MP 2592×1944
- Video:
- 1080p 30 fps
- 720p 60fps
- 480p 90fps
- Field of View (FOV): 54°(H), 41°(V)
- Focus Type: Fixed Focus
- Focus Length: 3.60mm
- Focus Distance: 1 m to infinity
- Full-frame SLR lens Equivalent: 35 mm
- Peak Current: 300mA
- Dimension: 25mm x 24mm
What's in the box?
1 x 5MP Camera Module
1 x 15cm 15-15pin FPC cable for Raspberry Pi 2,3,4
1 x 15cm 15-22pin FPC cable for Raspberry Pi 5 and Zero series
Resources
- User Guide
- How to use Arducam OV5647 Camera Module for Raspberry Pi
- Troubleshooting Arducam OV5647 Cameras for Raspberry Pi
- Raspberry Pi Zero W and Pi Camera Application - Use OpenCV
- 3D printable Adjustable Holder - CAD files
- 3D printable Adjustable Holder - Printable Files (3D printer files)
This board is designed to interface to a BBC micro:bit through ring connectors. The board is a true CO2 sensor that also measures temperature and relative humidity.
Features
- Low power -- power directly from your micro:bit
- CO2 0-5000ppm, temperature and relative humidity measurement
- RGB LED indicates CO2 level
What's in the box?
1 x CO2 Mini Kit for micro:bit
Please note: The Raspberry Pi board and Arduino are not included in this kit. You will have to add the board of your choice to your order. You might also need a matching power supply and HDMI cable if you don't already have them.
Features
- All-in-One Solution: The RAB Holder Kit offers you a sturdy base compatible with a range of devices. Whether you're using the Arduino Uno R4/ Wifi/ R3/ Mega R3 or Raspberry Pi 5/ 4/ 3B+/ 3B/ Zero W/ Zero board, it ensures stability for your device. One product to meet all your needs!
- Innovative Companion: Whether you're a DIY enthusiast, a tech expert, or a beginner, the RAB Holder Kit is your perfect tool for bringing ideas to life and experimenting. Keep your workspace tidy and focus on innovation!
- Safety First: We understand how valuable your devices are to you. The RAB Holder Kit is designed to prevent any slips or short circuits, ensuring your projects are always safe and sound.
- Learning and Growth: Whether you're an educator or a student, the RAB Holder Kit is your ideal choice for learning and electronic prototyping. Make learning more engaging and practical!
- Ultimate Platform: Say goodbye to scattered wires and components. The RAB Holder Kit offers a centralized and organized platform, ensuring every project is neat and streamlined.
What's in the box?
1 x RAB Holder
12 x Screws
1 x Screwdriver
6 x Rubber Feets
You will also need.........
- a Raspberry Pi board
- an Arduino or Arduino compatible board
What's in the box?
1 x PD/QCIAFC Fast charge decoy trigger
The Mini Prong soil sensor is a short version of the original Prong sensor that has been specially adapted for use with the Kitronik Greenhouse Kit for BBC micro:bit.
The Mini Prong soil moisture sensor for BBC micro:bit is a sensor board that can be connected to a BBC micro:bit with crocodile clips to monitor the moisture present in the soil. The two conductive tines are placed into the soil. Any water or moisture in the soil will conduct to give an analogue voltage that can be read by the BBC micro:bit.
Mini Prong is powered from the 3V supply of the BBC micro:bit. Use either the USB or JST connector on the BBC micro:bit to power the circuit.
The board has been designed to work with croc-clips, to connect between the Mini Prong and the BBC micro:bit.
When fitted to the Mini Prong moisture sensor, the micro:bit can be coded via any of the micro:bit editors, such as the Microsoft MakeCode editor. The Datasheet at the foot of this page includes technical information and a MakeCode blocks coding example.
Note:
- To ensure that the mini Prong moisture sensor has a long and fulfilling life, it is better to write your code to perform a moisture check every so often rather than continuously. When the check is performed continuously it promotes rapid erosion of the electrodes.
Features
- Measure soil moisture levels.
- Attach to the micro:bit with crocodile clips.
- Compatible with both BBC micro:bit V1 and BBC micro:bit V2.
- Write code for it with any micro:bit coding editor.
What's in the box?
1 x Prong Soil Moisture Sensor for microbit.
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The Kitronik Pin Breakout for the Raspberry Pi Pico has been designed to offer an easy way of connecting additional circuitry and devices to the Pico. It also allows for moving the Pico between projects without the need to remove all of the jumper cables.
The Pico plugs into the two inner rows of sockets. The remaining two outer rows can then be used for connecting to external devices/circuits. The board has clear markings for each pin and the correct orientation for inserting the Pico is also clearly marked.
In order to use this board, the Pico should have soldered pin headers, it can then be firmly inserted into the board. Additionally, the board features 4 x M3 mounting holes to allow for fixing the board to projects/prototyping setups. Care was taken when designing the Pico Pin Breakout to maintain as small a footprint as possible.
Features
- It offers a convenient interface for controlling additional circuitry with the Raspberry Pi Pico.
- The board features 2 x rows of sockets that a Pico with soldered pin headers can slot straight into.
- The outer rows of sockets can be used to connect any of the Pico i/o pins to a project/prototype.
- Use jumper wires, soldering is not required.
- Raspberry Pi Pico prototyping made easy.
What's in the box?
1 x Kitronik Pin Breakout for the Raspberry Pi Pico.
Resources
Get creative by combining the BBC micro:bit and electrical components with Kitronik Craft & Code! Designed by Teachers and tested by Pupils for learners aged 8+
The Kitronik Craft & Code for BBC micro:bit is a fun and engaging way for students to learn about coding as part of wider craft-based projects. Using any version of the BBC micro:bit, this board allows beginners 8+ to design and control various craft projects using MakeCode for micro:bit. MakeCode is an intuitive, block-based coding environment. Everything that is needed is contained within the box, except for the standard classroom craft materials each project requires and the components listed in the 'Requires' section below.
The kit ships with a getting started booklet. The booklet serves as an introduction to the board and the additional supplied parts. It also introduces the user to the micro:bit, the MakeCode editor, writing code with the editor, and how to run programs on the micro:bit. Additionally, the booklet contains two full projects, the documentation walks the user through each project step, including creating the code.
Project 1: Carousel Project - This project will help you craft your tabletop carousel, and then program it to make it run like the real thing! Decorate your carousel with pencils, paint or mixed materials to make it your own. Bonus: We have even included instructions on how to make your own fully-operating safety barrier!
Project 2: Night Light Project - This project will help you to craft your touch-operated night light. Decorate your lampshade with stars, planets or your own design to really make it your own. Touch-operated night lights allow you to choose your brightness level to suit your needs.
Hardware: The kit is supplied with the following hardware; Craft and Code board, a servo, a motor, a pack of crocodile leads, a bulb holder, a bulb, and a finnboard board wheel --for use with the motor in one of the included projects. The hardware is connected to the board using crocodile leads, except for the servo, and the board is clearly marked for connecting the devices.
Power: The board requires 3 x AA batteries (Not included - available separately here.) The board features an AA battery cage on the underside. These batteries power the board, the inserted micro:bit, and the devices attached to the board. The operating voltage of the board is 3.5V - 4.5V, with a max current draw of 470mA (Typical - 350mA). If the board is powered on with no micro:bit inserted, it will draw approximately 9.5mA. To protect the batteries, there is an on/off switch on the board. See the Datasheet for more detailed electrical information.
Coding: The board has been designed for use with the MakeCode Blocks editor for micro:bit. Kitronik has designed a custom MakeCode extension to support the use of the Craft and Code board in the MakeCode editor. This extension contains all of the blocks required to take control of every aspect of the board and the hardware connected to it. It can be added by clicking on the Extensions tab. See the Datasheet for more detailed information on the blocks contained in the extension.
Note:
- A micro:bit is not included. The kit works with both v1 and V2 micro:bits, a V2 micro:bit can be obtained here.
- Batteries are not included. AA batteries can be obtained separately here.
- A USB cable is not included. A USB cable can be obtained separately here.
Features
- It is an innovative environment for beginners to learn about building circuits and constructing projects that incorporate electronics and code.
- The board works with micro:bit V1 & V2.
- The kit is supplied with a servo, a motor, a pack of crocodile leads, a bulb holder, a bulb, and a Finnboard board wheel.
- No tools are required, the included servo connects via a standard connector and all other devices are connected with crocodile leads.
- The board has clear markings to indicate how to connect each device correctly.
- The included printed guide acts as an introduction to the board, MakeCode, coding with the editor, and also includes two projects to work through.
- The projects contain step-by-step guides, including full code examples.
- Kitronik has designed a custom MakeCode extension to support the use of the Craft and Code board in the MakeCode editor.
- The Kitronik Extension features all of the blocks required to take control of the board's features.
- The board requires 3 x AA batteries, which provide power for the board, the micro:bit, and the connected devices.
- Additionally, there is an onboard on/off switch to help prolong the life of the batteries.
What's in the box?
1 x Kitronik Craft & Code boards.
5 x Crocodile Leads, 1/2 a pack of 10.
1 x In-Line Geared TT Hobby Motor with wires - Croc Clips.
1 x Mini 180 Degree Resin Gear Servo SG90.
1 x MES Lamp Holder (with Plastic Base)
1 x MES Bulb 4.5V.
1 x Finnboard wheel, for use as a motor accessory.
1 x Craft and Code Booklet.
Resources
- BBC micro:bit.
- AA Batteries.
- USB Cable.
- General craft materials are required for each experiment.
- Craft and Code board Datasheet.
- Motor Datasheet.
- All Craft and Code assets.
- Booklet Answers Page.
Get creative with the Pen Lifter add-on for the :MOVE Motor for BBC micro:bit. This add-on allows you to take full advantage of the pen hole in the Kitronik :MOVE Motor.
Once fitted, the add-on allows you to control when the pen is in use with code. The assembly holds the pen firmly in place and the supplied servo can be used to raise and lower the pen. This will allow the user to create complex patterns without any unsightly travel marks.
The kit comprises a set of 3 laser-cut parts, a single 180-degree servo, a rubber band, and the fixings required to put it together. The kit requires no soldering but there is some simple mechanical assembly. The kit is supplied with a booklet that walks the user through every aspect of the assembly.
We have also created an online MakeCode tutorial, to help you get up and running straight away. Work through the guide, one step at a time, building your code in the editor as you go.
Note:
- This kit is NOT supplied with a pen.
- No soldering is required but there is some simple mechanical assembly.
- This kit is intended for use with the :MOVE Motor for BBC micro:bit.
Features
- Add a pen to the :MOVE Motor for BBC micro:bit, which can be raised or lowered with code.
- Draw complex shapes without unsightly 'travel' lines.
- This add-on is supplied with full assembly instructions.
What's in the box?
1 x 180-degree servo.
1 x M4 x 12mm Pan Head screw.
1 x M3 x 12mm Countersunk screw.
1 x M3 x Hex Steel Nut.
2 x M3 x 10mm Pan Head screw.
1 x Set of laser-cut parts (3 pieces).
1 x Rubber band.
You will also need....
- 1 x :MOVE Motor for BBC micro:bit.
- 1 x BBC micro:bit.
- 1 x Small cross-head screwdriver.
- A Pen.
Resources
Other resources for the Kitronik :MOVE Motor;
These clips are used to mount motors and will work with the medium & high torque 130 Size motors.
Features
- The internal diameter is 24mm in the motor holder
- The adhesive backing on the holder is 35mm x 22mm.
Motors are not included.
What's in the box?
1 x Plastic Motor Bracket with a self adhesive backing
1 x Flat Motor Adapter
Handle delicate tasks with confidence using our Insulated Precision Tweezers, engineered for safety, accuracy, and durability. Designed for professionals and hobbyists alike, these tweezers feature a high-quality heat-resistant, non-conductive coating that protects you from electrical hazards while preventing heat transfer during use.
What's in the box?
2 x Insulated Tweezer
The micro:bit wearable kit allows the user to perform movement-based tasks in projects. Ideal for machine learning/AI-based projects, or any project that requires you to be on the move! The kit ships with detailed instructions. This kit is supplied as a single pack but is also available as a 10-pack here.
The kit can be used with micro:bit CreateAI, a free, web-based tool that makes it easy for students to explore AI through movement and machine learning, and take it into the real world with a BBC micro:bit. Find out more about micro:bit CreateAI here.
The kit consists of 10 x TPE (a flexible rubber) flexible micro:bit holder and 10 x hook and loop fabric adjustable strap. Once assembled, the wearable allows you to connect your micro:bit to your battery pack with the flexible holder. The Kit can then be worn on the arm, wrist, ankle, or attached to an object.
Note:
- Battery holder and micro:bits are not included, both can be obtained separately here.
Features
- Perform hands-free classroom-based movement-based activities with ease./li>
- Ideal for machine learning/AI-based projects, such as micro:bit CreateAI.
- It comes with a flexible rubber micro:bit holders and a a hook and loop fabric adjustable straps.
- The Kit can be worn on the arm, wrist, ankle, or attached to an object.
What's in the box?
1 x Flexible micro:bit holders - made of TPE (a flexible rubber)
1 x Adjustable straps - made of hook and loop fabric material
You will also need...
Resources
Take your first steps in Python and physical computing with the Kitronik Discovery Kit for Raspberry Pi Pico (Raspberry Pi Pico not included).
The Kitronik Discovery Kit for Raspberry Pi Pico (Pico not included) is a great way to learn about microcontrollers, Python coding, and physical computing. The kit is supplied with all of the components needed to complete the 7 included experiments, including a large-format breadboard. The kit is packaged in sturdy reusable packaging that can be used to store the kit. This version of the kit is NOT supplied with a Raspberry Pi Pico.
The seven experiments take you from the basics of using the board through to more advanced concepts and using external electronics. The experiments cover key concepts of microcontrollers, such as; basic setup, simple coding, Interrupts, Threads, Digital Inputs, and Analog and Digital Outputs.
The kit ships with a comprehensive guide booklet. The booklet covers the basic setup and then how to complete each of the 7 experiments. Each experiment is complete with detailed circuit diagrams, explanations, and a complete code run-through. This means that you can get started without having to understand too much Python.
The Raspberry Pi Pico board, a new low cost, high-performance microcontroller. The board features a powerful new, Raspberry Pi designed ARM-based dual-core chip-- the RP2040. The pico also features 64KB of internal RAM and support for up to 16MB of off-chip Flash. A wide range of flexible I/O options includes I2C, SPI, and Programmable I/O (PIO). These support endless possible applications for this small and affordable board.
The kit is programmed using MicroPython. This is a full Python 3 implementation created specifically for small embedded microcontrollers, such as the Pico and the popular BBC micro:bit. You will use the Thonny editor to create your code, which can then be saved directly to the Pico from the editor via USB. Thonny is a Python Editor/IDE designed to allow beginners to get up and running with Python coding with as little fuss as possible.
A power pack is not required as power will be supplied via the USB connection to the computer that the Thonny editor is running on.
Note:
- A USB cable is NOT supplied. USB cables capable of data transfer and power are available separately here.
- The Raspberry Pi Pico is NOT supplied with this kit. The Pico boards are available here.
Features
- This kit offers a great introduction to microcontrollers, Python coding, and physical computing.
- Make the 7 experiments in the step-by-step tutorial book and learn as you go.
- All parts are included to conduct the 7 experiments.
- The kit is supplied with a detailed booklet that covers setup and then how to complete the 7 experiments.
- The experiments explore; simple coding, Interrupts, Threads, Digital Inputs, and Analog and Digital Outputs.
- Once you have completed all of the included experiments, you have the perfect prototyping system for further learning/prototyping with the Raspberry Pi Pico board.
- Included is a large format breadboard for ease of prototyping.
- The kit is supplied in re-usable packaging suitable for long term storage of the kit.
What's in the box?
1 x Large Prototype Breadboard.
2 x Red 5mm LED.
2 x Yellow 5mm LED.
2 x Green 5mm LED.
10 x 330Ω Resistor.
1 x Piezo Element Buzzer.
20 x Male to Male Jumper Wires.
2 x Push Switches.
A booklet guide containing basic setup information and the following 7 experiments;
- Exp. 1 - Show Me The Light.
- Exp. 2 - Control an Input.
- Exp. 3 - Interrupt Me.
- Exp. 4 - Making a Noise.
- Exp. 5 - So Many Interruptions.
- Exp. 6 - Rub Head and Pat Tummy - Threads.
- Exp. 7 - Building a System from the Blocks we have Learnt.
The kit is supplied in re-usable packaging suitable for long term storage of the kit.
You will also need...
Resources
Discovery Kit Extension Experiments: The table below contains links to extension experiments for the Pico Discovery Kit. They have been listed in the order that they should be completed, and they should only be tackled once you have completed the 7 experiments supplied with the kit. Each extension experiment is fully explained and code examples are provided.
| Exp No#. | Experiment Name/Link. |
|---|---|
| 1 | Pico Thermometer. |
| 2 | Storing Data on the Pico. |
| 3 | Live Data Logging on the Pico. |
- MicroPython Code for all 7 Discovery Kit Experiments.
- Get started with MicroPython on Raspberry Pi Pico.
- Tech Talks - live stream playback.
- Raspberry Pi Pico frequently asked questions.
- More information on the Pico.
- About MicroPython.
- About Python.
- The Thonny editor.
- Raspberry Pi pico Datasheet.
- RP2040 Datasheet.
- The Raspberry Pi Da Vinci Starter Kit for Beginners & Experts: The kit offers a rich learning experience for beginners aged 10+. With 300+ components, 150+ projects, and 70+ expert-led video lessons, this kit makes learning Raspberry Pi programming and IoT engaging and accessible. Compatible with Raspberry Pi 5/4B/3B+/3B/Zero 2 W /400 （Not included Raspberry Pi）
- Expert-Guided Video Lessons: The kit includes 70+ video tutorials by the renowned educator, Paul McWhorter. His engaging style simplifies complex concepts, ensuring an effective learning experience in Raspberry Pi programming
- Wide Range of Hardware: The kit includes a diverse array of components like sensors, actuators, LEDs, LCDs, and more, enabling you to experiment and create a variety of projects with the Raspberry Pi
- Supports Multiple Languages: The kit offers versatility with support for 5 programming languages - Python, C, Java, Node.js and Scratch, providing a diverse programming learning experience
- Dedicated Support for Beginners: Alongside online resources and video tutorials, SunFounder provides technical support and troubleshooting forums to help beginners solve programming challenges
What's in the box?
Resources
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Nylon is able to fasten to many different kinds of materials, which makes it extremely versatile. Nylon screws can be used with particle board, rubber, metal, wood, and other plastic items.
Specifications
- M4 x 16 slotted screws and 6mm spacers
- Nylon and Acrylic
- Ideal for your VESA brackets
What's in the box?
1 x nylon screw M4 x 16
SunFounder Thales Starter Kit is a basic learning kit based on Raspberry Pi Pico.
The kit contains various types of components, such as displays, sounds, drivers, controllers, and sensors, allows you to learn electronic devices comprehensively.
We have prepared many interesting and practical projects for you, and collected a lot of authoritative related information, just turn on your computer and you can complete programming learning in one stop.
In addition, we provide 2 programming languages: MicroPython and Arduino (C/C++). You can view different tutorials according to your needs。
If you want to learn another projects which we don’t have, please feel free to send Email and we will update to our online tutorials as soon as possible, any suggestions are welcomed.
What's in the box?
Resources
Our 4xAA battery holder is perfect for hobbyists looking for a reliable power source for their DIY electronics projects. Made from durable materials, it's easy to install and use with simple connections. Its compact design makes it portable, so you can work on your projects anywhere. Order yours today and take your projects to the next level!
Features
- Brand new and good quality
- Material: Plastic and metal
- Weight: 15g
- Color: black
- DC 5.5mm x 2.1mm Jack
- The case can hold 4 x AA batteries (battery is NOT INCLUDED)
- Connection: Series, so the output voltage will be 4 x battery voltage
- Output Voltage = 6.0VDC typical if you are using normal AA
- Output Voltage = 4.8VDC typical if you are using rechargeable NiMH
- Size: 5.7cm x 6.2cm x 1.5cm
- Perfect for use with your EDU:BIT
What's in the box?
1 x Quad AA Battery Holder
Need batteries? You will find our battery selection here