A kit of eight (8) 4164 RAM chips (new old stock) for repairing Commodores or other retrocomputers that use this particular memory chip. Multiple packages available, some of which include IC sockets, static RAM chips, and input multiplexer ICs.
DIY Neuroscience Kit -Basic is perfect for students, researchers and hobbysts alike who want to start exploring neuroscience by recording biopotential signals from their body to make amazing HCI and BCI projects.
Comes with pickups for heartbeat, brainwaves, muscle contraction, disposable electrodes, conductive gel, cleanup stuff, and all the electronics to make it work.
Noninvasive.
The Power Glove UHID (Ultimate Human Interface Device) is a modification of the 1989 Nintendo Power Glove that integrates an ARM microcontroller, WiFi communication and 9/10 axis IMU into the original device, allowing you to repurpose your infamous gaming accessory into a device with limitless possibility (imagination sold separately).
This a set of the boards used in the first iteration of the project. The boards are provided as-is without any additional components. You should be aware that integrating them into your own Glove will require a fair bit of DIY work (and a lack of squeamishness when it comes to modifying classic video game accessories).
The 1.28-inch watch development board uses RP2040 single-chip microcomputer. RP2040 has a pair of ARMCortex-MO+cores with a clock frequency of 133MHz, providing sufficient integer performance. With 264 KB of large RAM and 4 Mbytes of spi-flash on board, users can develop a large number of applications using c or MicroPython.
Basically, it's a smartwatch kit that you can hack. No documentation so you'll have to do your homework to figure it out.
The MechBoard64 is a replacement keyboard for the Commodore 64. The keyboard is based on microswitches from Gateron, lasercut aluminum brackets that are anodized in black and a black PCB. The MechBoard64 consists of 123 individual pieces and 200+ soldering points connect it all. The MechBoard64 fits perfectly in breadbox and C64C slim cases.
SMD components are already soldered in place. Through-hole components need to be attached. Does not come with keycaps.
An online electronic component dealer that's been around since 2009.
A lego-like kit that depicts the Chernobyl reactor facility before and after it melted down in 1986.
They sell QRP kits - ham radio kits that are designed for low power transmission and reception. You can go remarkably far on just five watts. They have transceivers, balloon trackers, filters, APRS modules, and more.
They sell radio parts and kits, specializing in QRP (very low power but best possible range) radios.
Gabotronics is a small company based in Lakewood Ranch, FL. We have 10+ years of analog and digital design experience. Gabotronics is recognized by Atmel as a Third Party Vendor. We design and manufacture embedded systems. We specialize in 8-32 bits microcontroller projects, instrumentation and data acquisition, PCB Layout, custom electronic designs and we can provide engineering consultation. Currently we are selling data acquisition development boards, but we plan to expand our product line with all kind of electronics products in the future.
Hardware, software, and documentation for DC ZIA's 30-in-1 electronics kit badge.
Mechanical keyboard kits.
Mike’s Electronic Parts is located in West Union, Ohio. We specialize in supplying litz wire and electronic hobbyist radio parts and radio kits. Many of the electronic parts will be of interest to Ham radio operators, boy scouts and hobbyists interested in radio. We are also a supplier of litz wire to hobbyist, universities and other businesses. Typically dealing directly with a litz wire manufacturer requires purchasing a large quantity of wire and generally a several week manufacturing process. We stock all wire listed on the site so it is ready to ship when you place your order. We also allow you to purchase in smaller quantities making litz wire available for experimentation and hobbyist.
A Mexican company that designs and sells hacker toys, security auditing tools, and educational devices. They even sell products suitable for teaching kids.
A Wintel-compatible laptop with modern-day specs. Completely modular. Designed to be easy to fix, customize, and upgrade. Order a laptop or a kit; either can be customized upon order. Friendly to just about every open source OS out there. Every part is easily replaceable, even the mainboard. Internal peripherals (HDMI, card readers, bootable storage, etc) are on removable, hot swappable modules that are USB-C devices. Four expansion bays, two on either side. This is a serious laptop, not a toy.
Even lacks Optimus!
Split mechanical keyboard kits and other oddities.
A collection of greyprints for Construx parts.
Kit Space (formerly called Kitnic) is a registry of open hardware electronics projects that are ready for you to order and build. It could be described as a "Thingiverse for electronics". Click on any project to get further info, download the Gerbers and see the bill of materials.
Click once, order everything.
They sell replacement parts, refurb kits, and some upgrades for classic computers. Their official documentation is in a wiki: https://console5.com/wiki/