I'm about to buy my first Arduino Kit. I live in Australia and I was looking at some deals on Ebay. I want to ask you guys if you think this is good enough for $52?
Package Include:
1 x UNO R3 Mainboard
1 x USB Cable (30cm HIGH QUALITY,color could be blue or black,base on stock type)
1 x Extension Board with mini breadboard
1 x 830 Contact Points Breadboard
1 x 5mm LED Assorted Kit (Red/Green/Yellow 10pcs each + White 5pcs + RGB Trip-color 1Piece)
1 x 8bit Shift Register 74hc595
1 x MAX7219 Chip
2 x Buzzer 5v (1 active and 1 passive)
1 x Eight-segment Display (1-digit Common Anode)
1 x Eight-segment Display (4-digit Common Anode) with clock
10 x Push Button Switch 1212mm
5 x Mini Push Button Switches 66mm
1 x Light Dependent Resistor (photocell)
20 x 10K¦¸ Resistor
20 x 220¦¸ Resistor
5 x 1k¦¸ Resistor
1 x 5k Trimpot Adjustable Resistor Potentiometer
1 x 10k Trimpot Adjustable Resistor Potentionmeter
1 x LM35 Temperature Sensor
1 x 1602 LCD Display
1 x PS2 Joystick Module
1 x Stepping Motor 5v
1 x Stepping Motor Driver Board
1 x SG90 Servo Motor
1 x RGB Module
65 x Jumper Wires
10 x Dupont Lines(Female to Female)
1 x 2.54mm Straight 40 Pin Header
1 x 2.54mm Elbow 40 Pin Header
1 x Mercury Switches
1 x Flame Sensor
1 x Infrared Sender
1 x Infrared Receiver
1 x Remote Controler (Battery- CR2025 Not Included)
1 x 8*8 Dot Matrix Display
1 x 5v 10A Relay Module with optocouple
1 x DC 9v Battery Button Cable (Battery-9V Not Included)
LarryD:
When you buy a wallwart make sure it can plug into your power outlet and is rate for the AC (120 or 220 VAC) voltage in your country.
I found one on Ebay that is actually for Arduino. I believe that's the correct one. I was also thinking of getting a portable usb power bank so than I can recharge it instead of use a 9V battery.
I want to play with a few LED first, just to learn how to use the software.
