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Description: Want to start playing with sensors, but don’t know where to begin? This kit includes a variety of basic sensors for any beginner or experienced programmer. With everything included in this kit, you’ll be able to sense acceleration, force, vibration, Infrared light, ambient light, temperature, and more! These are some great basic sensors from varying categories.
This huge assortment of sensors makes an amazing gift for that very special electronics geek; they won’t be able to thank you enough!
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Based on 4 ratings:
by Member #753287 verified purchaser
It seemed funny that the kit only comes with the pieces and not even a name/description of each sensor, but I was able to print that off from the website, and then also find a description & picture of each sensor by clicking on the “Parts Wishlist” link from the product web page. I like that there are also tutorials on the website for how to install each one. So we are happy with the purchase, and my son is enjoying trying them out.
by Member #751781 verified purchaser
Im happy with all my products, i will order from you guys, everything was in a perfect condition i will recommend you with all my geek friends.
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