Thanks man, I always wanted one of these as a kid but never got one. Thinking about getting it for my child and myself to work on and learn, sounds like good time.
Also get Forrest Mims book called "Getting Started in Electronics". The book is handwritten and explains the electrical components instead of just hooking up wires between numbered points.
I've always thought it would be fun to get one of these to learn about basic electronics. After watching your video, I think I'm going to search one out. Thanks for the inspiration!
Best bet is one kit like this so you don't have to find all the components and a great book called "Getting Started in Electronics" by Forrest Mims. That book made me an electrical engineer and I surpassed everyone at college because I tinkered. The book can be read and understood but combine it with the parts in this kit and you have a definite solid foundation.
My grandmother picked me one up at a yard sale so I didn't have the book that came with it that was a bunch of learning by trial by Error but now work on now work on commercial commercial elevators With computers the size of my truck So It came in handy
Elenco actually makes something along those lines called "snap circuits" that seems more popular than these spring terminal labs these days: www.elenco.com/brand/snap-circuits/
I found a 130 kit. Trting to figure out why sometimes the circuit works and dont. I got everything right, but it just dont wanando stuff sometimes lol.
Im 13 i use my dads old 300 in one it uses a breadboard instead of static spring coils it has more keys and leds since some parts got lots we had to order some from the internet we live in the Philippines so no radio shack shops
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Now that thing brings back some memories.
Thanks man, I always wanted one of these as a kid but never got one. Thinking about getting it for my child and myself to work on and learn, sounds like good time.
Also get Forrest Mims book called "Getting Started in Electronics". The book is handwritten and explains the electrical components instead of just hooking up wires between numbered points.
Yes am getting one and a can't wait
I've always thought it would be fun to get one of these to learn about basic electronics. After watching your video, I think I'm going to search one out. Thanks for the inspiration!
Best bet is one kit like this so you don't have to find all the components and a great book called "Getting Started in Electronics" by Forrest Mims. That book made me an electrical engineer and I surpassed everyone at college because I tinkered. The book can be read and understood but combine it with the parts in this kit and you have a definite solid foundation.
My grandmother picked me one up at a yard sale so I didn't have the book that came with it that was a bunch of learning by trial by Error but now work on now work on commercial commercial elevators With computers the size of my truck So It came in handy
I still have the 150 & 200 kits from Radio Shack. Gonna teach the kid a little something.
0:34 it seems like a 90's digital-clock's motherboard to me :)
I've never used one of these before, in fact it's a lot to take in visually and almost intimidating.
good video buddy. I am thinking about get it one.
WOW... thanks a lot.
Excelente 👌
KIDS THAT TEAR DOWN THINGS WOULD FIND THIS USEFUL !!!
What is the name of the song you used? It sound nice.
Cool, what would a modern equivalent be these days ??? Something like Lego with components in the blocks ????!?
Elenco actually makes something along those lines called "snap circuits" that seems more popular than these spring terminal labs these days: www.elenco.com/brand/snap-circuits/
If you can find a RadioShack you can find these Kit's
I’m wanting one of these
@@randyfournier8299 how about US$30.00
I bought Elenco’s 50-in-1 kit because of this video.
I found a 130 kit. Trting to figure out why sometimes the circuit works and dont. I got everything right, but it just dont wanando stuff sometimes lol.
Im 13 i use my dads old 300 in one it uses a breadboard instead of static spring coils it has more keys and leds since some parts got lots we had to order some from the internet we live in the Philippines so no radio shack shops
I miss RadioShack 😔
The only bad part is it doesn't teach you how to read the schematics and I'm having a hard time understanding them