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[More Coffee]

Theres a movement in the microcontroller world to help novice circuit builders to assemble their circuits on Solder Bread board.
https://www.google.ca/search?q=paperduino&hl=en-GB&rlz=1T4GGNI_en-GBCA557CA558&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=ehX1UtigNOiqyAH4zIDYDw&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=641

Once you have designed your circuits , you can print them on single side sticky paper to match the 2.54mm standard spacing a project board. It will help reduce the intimidation of building a circuit for those how don't have the means to get or make a printed circuit board.
Its as easy as connecting the dots , works with any circuit or schematic.

[Stavros]

Personally I think this is far and above the knowlage of the humble Mayhemer.
 
 
Dave

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I remember my first week in college ...it was overwhelming..but I got through it

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An old saying..

How does one eat an elephant? ...one bite at a time.

[More Coffee]

Personally I think this is far and above the knowlage of the humble Mayhemer.
 
 
Dave

Dave
you may be right.
but ..think back 15 yrs ago ,how many questions were fielded by Mayhemer's over leds,
Fast forward to today..its clear the hobby is evolving. Slowly ..but it is ..for all you and I know the next 15yrs will present itself with a generation where this technology is everyday.
To grow and advance the hobby , garnish the interest of the younger generation to become involved in the hobby ,the hobby has to evolve . without it all we do is for naught.
3D printed hulls,props metal or polymer the list goes on..
Its funny ..because what we do here today will someday be old school

http://www.rcgroups.com/homebrew-hacks-for-model-boats-826/