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Category: Other sets
Other Kits
Our category of other kits offers a variety of products ideal for hobbyists, educators, and anyone looking to enhance their technical and manual skills. Here, you will find a wide selection of DIY kits that will allow you to gain practical knowledge in electronics, mechanics, and radiocommunication.
There are 54 products.
Educational soldering kit that enables self-assembly of a solar-powered torch, designed for learning soldering, basic electronics, and concepts related to renewable energy sources. Kitronik 2175
Educational kit for learning programming and circuit building with BBC micro:bit. Includes an Edge Connector breakout board, breadboard, electronic components, motor, LEDs, buzzer, light sensor and jumper wires required to complete the exercises described in the included tutorial. The experiments progress from block-based programming in Microsoft MakeCode to coding in Python. Kitronik 5669
This educational kit, designed for beginners and young adults, allows you to learn electronics, programming, and IoT technologies without the need for soldering. It includes 11 modules and numerous accessories, including sensors, controllers, an OLED display, and components for building a smart greenhouse, allowing you to create hands-on and interactive projects. With the Raspberry Pi Pico W and the BricksIDE environment, users can program in Python or using the building blocks method, and a rich library of e-books and videos facilitates self-learning. PicoBricks IoT Expert Kit
Audio level indicator module in the form of a kit for self-assembly. Equipped with 32 red and blue LEDs
This DIY kit allows you to create a compact and bright LED lamp using 9 diodes with a total intensity of approximately 16,000 mCd. Built-in resistors allow the system to be powered directly from a 5V power supply or from three AA batteries, ensuring flexibility and ease of use. Its simple design makes it ideal for soldering practice. Kitronik 2169
An educational kit for learning electronics and programming using the BBC micro:bit. It allows you to create creative projects combining crafts with interactive elements like a motor, servo, or touch-controlled light. The kit is powered by three AA batteries, has an on/off switch, and is operated via the MakeCode editor with a dedicated extension. The kit includes an instruction booklet and two ready-made projects to get you started quickly. Kitronik 56132
An expansion for the BBC micro:bit that allows you to build a working model of a barrier using the included servo and barrier. The module features a built-in battery holder for 3xAAA batteries, a power switch, and a buzzer, making it easy to create realistic educational projects related to transportation and automation. The micro:bit is mounted using M3 screws or alligator clips, and the LED matrix remains fully visible, allowing for the display of messages and symbols. Kitronik 5646
Educational soldering kit designed for assembling a functional NULA Core microcontroller board with the ATmega328P. The SMD components are factory pre-soldered, while assembling the THT components provides hands-on soldering practice and results in a board suitable for further electronics projects. Soldered 333412
QRP Pixie radio transceiver module operating in the popular 40m amateur band. It allows you to reach a range of up to several hundred kilometers
The WeevilEye is a through-hole soldering kit designed for the beginner. It has a low parts count so even young kids can easily complete it. Once it’s put together the red LED “eyes” light up brighter or darker according to how much light is getting to the photosensor. KIT-10723
A small self-assembly module that is used to learn numbers in binary code. It allows you to get acquainted with the bit representation of numbers by having fun. SparkFun KIT-12037
Starter kit for IoT projects with micro:bit modules. It contains a micro: bit plate and 7 modules with sensors, executive elements useful in projects related to the Internet of Things. DFRobot KIT0138
4-digit LED watch in the form of a kit for self-assembly. Equipped with a light sensor, thermistor and buzzer, it is controlled by two buttons
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DIY soldering kit for building an analogue Lo-Fi sound generator based on the NE556N timer. Features pitch and pulse-width adjustment, a buzzer, 8Ω speaker, 3.5mm audio output and USB-C power. Soldered 333349
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DIY soldering kit for building a programmable Pomodoro timer based on the RP2040 microcontroller. Features a 4-digit 7-segment display, WS2812B RGB LED, piezo buzzer, four control buttons and USB-C. Programmable in MicroPython. Soldered 333348
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DIY soldering kit for building a compact programmable macro keyboard based on the RP2040 microcontroller. Features 5 MX switches, a programmable rotary encoder, USB-C and QMK firmware support. Compatible with Windows, macOS and Linux. Soldered 333347
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Educational kit aimed at young inventors, STEM teachers and DIY enthusiasts. It allows students to learn scientific principles in practice by using BOSON modules in real applications. DFRobot TOY0083
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This DIY microdrone kit is based on the Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32-S3 module, which features a dual-core 240MHz Xtensa LX7 processor and 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connectivity. Controllable via the ESP-Drone app via Wi-Fi or ESP-NOW, the drone offers ranges of up to 50m and 200m, respectively, and low communication latency of 7-25ms. A quad-layer flight controller with an MPU6050 sensor and auto-leveling function makes learning to fly easy, while four 70,000rpm coreless motors ensure dynamic flight. Seeed Studio 114993694
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An educational kit that combines physical science and engineering design knowledge. It allows students to learn scientific principles in practice by using BOSON modules in real applications. DFRobot TOY0084
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The KIT0031 kit provides hands-on experience with the NE555 generator and CD4017 counter in a simple light circuit. It\'s an excellent resource for learning soldering and experimenting with basic digital electronics components
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Soldering Learning Kits
We offer soldering learning kits that are perfect for those wanting to acquire practical skills in this field. An example is the Electronic Piano - Soldering Learning Kit (DIY), which combines learning with fun, allowing you to create a working musical instrument.
LED Watches and Audio Level Indicators
For electronics enthusiasts, we have kits such as the LED Watch - DIY Kit, which allows you to create your own unique watch. The Audio Level Indicator Module with LM3915 is another interesting project that visualizes audio levels in a light display.
Spectrum Analyzers and Mechanical Toys
The Acoustic Spectrum Analyzer 8x8 LED (DIY) is an advanced kit that visualizes sound spectra using an LED matrix. Meanwhile, the UGears U-Fidgety Motorization - Mechanical Toys to Assemble are kits that develop manual skills and allow you to create unique, moving models.
Radiocommunication and Robotics
Our offer also includes radiocommunication kits, such as the QRP Pixie - 40m Radio Module (DIY Kit), which is an excellent project for amateur radio enthusiasts. The Line-Following Robot - DIY Kit is a great way to start with robotics, teaching the basics of programming and electronics.
Why Choose Our DIY Kits?
Our DIY kits are carefully selected to ensure the highest quality and user satisfaction. Each kit includes detailed instructions and all necessary components, making assembly straightforward and enjoyable. With our products, you can develop your technical skills while enjoying the process of creating functional devices and models. We invite you to discover the fascinating world of electronics and mechanics with our DIY kits.