CHOOSE YOUR KIT
The table below was filled with our suggestion for mounting a basic kit, handle the amount of items as needed. In the next page you will see a list of components that are required to build these modules.
MODULES
| Item | Qty. | US$ UNIT | US$ Total |
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LED |
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Dimmer |
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Buzzer |
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DC Motor |
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Light Sensor |
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Button |
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Vibration |
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Power 9V |
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Power USB |
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Power AA |
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On/off switch |
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Split |
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Fan |
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Cable |
CONNECTORS
We believe that the connector DC is the best choice, it’s easier to children’s use and it’s easier to assemble the kits.| Item | US$ UNIT (FEMALE/MALE) | US$ Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
DC |
0.13 / 0.20 | ||
JST |
0.06 / 0.06 | ||
RJ |
0.05 / 0.05 |
INSULATION
Heat-shrink tube provides a better finish, but it’s more expensive than electrical tape.| Item | US$ UNIT | US$ Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
Electrical Tape |
1.50 | ||
Heat Shrink Tubing |
0.20 |
CABLE
Used electric cables are very easy to find and it's easier to assemble the kits. Each meter of ethernet cable would come with 8 cables inside. They’re rigid cables. It isn’t better nor worse, maybe you’ll find it even easier to solder.| Item | US$ UNIT | US$ Total | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Electric Cable |
0.10 | |||
Ethernet Cable |
0.20 | |||