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- Arduino Tinkerkit BraccioSKU: T050000 Brand: ArduinoVenture into the world of robotic arms with the Braccio from Arduino!
- Tinkerkit Braccio Rescue KitSKU: T050001-R Brand: ArduinoThis is the real emergency toolkit for your Braccio! This nice package contains all you need to bring back to life your Braccio. A big servo Motor SR431 used on the based of the Braccio, a servo motor SR311 used for the legs, lots of small parts, plastics, nuts, and bolts for recovery your damaged kit.$96.95 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $95.01 AUD, inc GST
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- Mini On/Off Push-Button SwitchSKU: ADA3870 Brand: Adafruit
This button is a latching switch, push it on and it will hold on, push it again to release! It's basically a push-button toggle switch...
- Adafruit Push-button Power Switch BreakoutSKU: ADA1400 Brand: AdafruitThe Adafruit Push-button Power Switch is a tidy little design that lets you control a DC power source using an everyday tactile button. The breakout uses a latching...
- Hefty On-Off Pushbutton Power SwitchSKU: ADA3991 Brand: AdafruitWe really dig the retro-futuristic look of this Chunky Power Switch. Reason one, it looks like it belongs on the USCSS Nostromo from Alien. Reason two, it's a great...$18.40 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $17.11 AUD, inc GST
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- Metal Pushbutton - Momentary (16mm, White)SKU: COM-11970 Brand: SparkfunThis is a perfect choice if you are in need of a heavy duty push button! These metal push buttons are a very tough, small, panel-mount momentary switch with an illuminated white LED ring. It is a SPDT with 16mm threading and 1mm pitch. This button is perfect for basic On/Off functions. Overall length (including leads) is 1.5" and has small solder lugs for connection. These momentary buttons are rated up to 3A and 250VAC while the LED is rated for 5V.
- Metal Pushbutton - Momentary (16mm, Yellow)SKU: COM-11969 Brand: SparkfunThis is a perfect choice if you are in need of a heavy duty push button! These metal push buttons are a very tough, small, panel-mount momentary switch with an illuminated yellow LED ring. It is a SPDT with 16mm threading and 1mm pitch. This button is perfect for basic On/Off functions. Overall length (including leads) is 1.5" and has small solder lugs for connection. These momentary buttons are rated up to 3A and 250VAC while the LED is rated for 5V.
- Metal Pushbutton - Momentary (16mm, Green)SKU: COM-11968 Brand: SparkfunThis is a perfect choice if you are in need of a heavy duty push button! These metal push buttons are a very tough, small, panel-mount momentary switch with an illuminated green LED ring. It is a SPDT with 16mm threading and 1mm pitch. This button is perfect for basic On/Off functions. Overall length (including leads) is 1.5" and has small solder lugs for connection. These momentary buttons are rated up to 3A and 250VAC while the LED is rated for 5V.
- Metal Pushbutton - Momentary (16mm, Blue)SKU: COM-11967 Brand: SparkfunThis is a perfect choice if you are in need of a heavy duty push button! These metal push buttons are a very tough, small, panel-mount momentary switch with an illuminated blue LED ring. It is a SPDT with 16mm threading and 1mm pitch. This button is perfect for basic On/Off functions. Overall length (including leads) is 1.5" and has small solder lugs for connection. These momentary buttons are rated up to 3A and 250VAC while the LED is rated for 5V.
- Metal Pushbutton - Momentary (16mm, Red)SKU: COM-11966 Brand: SparkfunThis is a perfect choice if you are in need of a heavy duty push button! These metal push buttons are a very tough, small, panel-mount momentary switch with an illuminated red LED ring. It is a SPDT with 16mm threading and 1mm pitch. This button is perfect for basic On/Off functions. Overall length (including leads) is 1.5" and has small solder lugs for connection. These momentary buttons are rated up to 3A and 250VAC while the LED is rated for 5V.
- Metal Pushbutton - Latching (16mm, White)SKU: COM-11975 Brand: SparkfunThis is a perfect choice if you are in need of a heavy duty push button! These metal push buttons are a very tough, small, panel-mount latching switch with an illuminated white LED ring. It is a SPDT with 16mm threading and 1mm pitch. This button is perfect for basic On/Off functions. Overall length (including leads) is 1.5" and has small solder lugs for connection. These latched buttons are rated up to 3A and 250VAC while the LED is rated for 5V.
- Metal Pushbutton - Latching (16mm, Green)SKU: COM-11973 Brand: SparkfunThis is a perfect choice if you are in need of a heavy duty push button! These metal push buttons are a very tough, small, panel-mount latching switch with an illuminated green LED ring. It is a SPDT with 16mm threading and 1mm pitch. This button is perfect for basic On/Off functions. Overall length (including leads) is 1.5" and has small solder lugs for connection. These latched buttons are rated up to 3A and 250VAC while the LED is rated for 5V.
- Metal Pushbutton - Latching (16mm, Blue)SKU: COM-11972 Brand: SparkfunThis is a perfect choice if you are in need of a heavy duty push button! These metal push buttons are a very tough, small, panel-mount latching switch with an illuminated blue LED ring. It is a SPDT with 16mm threading and 1mm pitch. This button is perfect for basic On/Off functions. Overall length (including leads) is 1.5" and has small solder lugs for connection. These latched buttons are rated up to 3A and 250VAC while the LED is rated for 5V.
- Metal Pushbutton - Latching (16mm, Red)SKU: COM-11971 Brand: SparkfunThis is a perfect choice if you are in need of a heavy duty push button! These metal push buttons are a very tough, small, panel-mount latching switch with an illuminated red LED ring. It is a SPDT with 16mm threading and 1mm pitch. This button is perfect for basic On/Off functions. Overall length (including leads) is 1.5" and has small solder lugs for connection. These latched buttons are rated up to 3A and 250VAC while the LED is rated for 5V.
- LED Illuminated Pushbutton - 30mm SquareSKU: ADA491 Brand: AdafruitA button is a button, and a switch is a switch, but this LED illuminated arcade buttons is in a class of its own. It's similar in size to an arcade button (and will...
- 16mm Illuminated Pushbutton - Red MomentarySKU: ADA1439 Brand: AdafruitA button is a button, and an LED is a LED, but this LED illuminated button is a lovely combination of both! It's a medium sized button, large enough to press easily...
- 16mm Illuminated Pushbutton - Green MomentarySKU: ADA1440 Brand: AdafruitA button is a button, and an LED is a LED, but this LED illuminated button is a lovely combination of both! It's a medium sized button, large enough to press easily...
- 16mm Illuminated Pushbutton - Yellow MomentarySKU: ADA1441 Brand: AdafruitA button is a button, and an LED is a LED, but this LED illuminated button is a lovely combination of both! It's a medium sized button, large enough to press easily...
- 16mm Illuminated Pushbutton - Blue MomentarySKU: ADA1477 Brand: AdafruitA switch is a switch, and an LED is an LED, but this LED illuminated button is a lovely combination of both! It's a medium sized button, large enough to press easily...
- 16mm Illuminated Pushbutton - White MomentarySKU: ADA1479 Brand: AdafruitA switch is a switch, and an LED is an LED, but this LED illuminated button is a lovely combination of both! It's a medium sized button, large enough to press easily...
- 16mm Panel Mount Momentary Pushbutton - BurgundySKU: ADA1503 Brand: AdafruitOK, this item is pretty simple - it's a panel mount pushbutton. It's not that exciting, no LEDs, no bells & whistles. But Adafruit really like it anways, look at that...
- 16mm Panel Mount Momentary Pushbutton - BlackSKU: ADA1505 Brand: AdafruitOK, this item is pretty simple - it's a panel mount pushbutton. It's not that exciting, no LEDs, no bells & whistles. But Adafruit really like it anways, look at that...
- 16mm Panel Mount Momentary Pushbutton - GreenSKU: ADA1504 Brand: AdafruitOK, this item is pretty simple - it's a panel mount pushbutton. It's not that exciting, no LEDs, no bells & whistles. But Adafruit really like it anways, look at that...
- 16mm Panel Mount Momentary Pushbutton - YellowSKU: ADA1502 Brand: AdafruitOK, this item is pretty simple - it's a panel mount pushbutton. It's not that exciting, no LEDs, no bells & whistles. But Adafruit really like it anways, look at that...
- 16mm Panel Mount Momentary Pushbutton - RedSKU: ADA1445 Brand: AdafruitOK, this item is pretty simple - it's a panel mount pushbutton. It's not that exciting, no LEDs, no bells & whistles. But Adafruit really like it anways, look at that...
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Introduction Searching for solar panels and related items on the Core Electronics website; I came across the Solarbotics GraviTrack Marble Machine Kit. I thought the kit would be a good educational tool for the grandkids. The kit was a hit...
FM Radio with Arduino, LCD and Si4703
A couple of years ago, I found a modern jukebox (with iPod connectivity, AM/FM radio, CD player and LEDs) dumped in my street. The body was in decent condition but all of the electronics were ruined apart from the LEDs. I decided to take it...
Rad10
I wanted a self-contained internet radio with the following criteria: Reasonably compact/portable. Only required an external connection for power (i.e. wireless internet access). Simple controls for volume and mute-toggle.
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The Hipster Coaster
We wanted to make a interactive display of the fun that can be had with DIY projects to take to Sydney Mini Maker Faire. We decided to do so by utilising the TinkerKit Braccio from Arduino.org, alongside some 3D Printing ingenuity, for an e...
mmPi-Pico HAT
I use a Raspberry Pi running EmonCms for collecting sensor data and controlling devices around the home but several things have been on my To-Do list to enhance its functionality. A Shutdown/Power Down/Startup circuit. Proportional fan...
Coffee Grinder With Arduino
Using a few bits and pieces, this ordinary coffee grinder now has two presets to run the motor for a programmable length of time. The idea being that the grinder running for a set amount of time will deliver a certain amount of coffee each ...
Days2Bin: Pico Powered Bin Reminder
Our recycle bin is collected fortnightly, but I can never remember which week, and the printed calendar changes every year! So I made a Raspberry Pi Pico W and GlowBit Matrix powered model wheelie bin which shows when the bins are due at a...
grinder_timer
Making a dumb coffee grinder slightly less dumb. This is a programmable timer tethered to a Rancilio Rocky coffee grinder. The Rocky is a "dumb" grinder and electrically very simple. Basically it's an ac motor with an on/off switch and a m...
A Back to the Future Clock
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The Amazon Alexa-Enabled Smart Pool System
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DIY Pi Buggy
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I was looking for something educational to 3D-Print for my child in Thingiverse and came across the concept of the Math Spinner. I found the models lacked a method of checking the answer so I wanted to automate it. The core design is inspir...
safePower
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