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Name: Rocket Soldering Kit for Beginners - Flashing LEDs
SKU: 16653
Price: 16.00 USD
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Rocket Soldering Kit for Beginners - Flashing LEDs

Soldering isn't Rocket Surgery

Designed by John Missikos in Australia

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Soldering isn't Rocket Surgery

What is it? This is a beginner level soldering experience with a flashing LED, switch and battery. The end product is an attractive rocket PCB with flashing rocket engines. Elon Musk would be proud o…

What is it?

This is a beginner level soldering experience with a flashing LED, switch and battery. The end product is an attractive rocket PCB with flashing rocket engines. Elon Musk would be proud of your first rocket prototype. You are ready for the big stuff now.

Why did you make it?

I wanted something simpler that the WaterMeBird kit to allow people to get kids interested in electronics and soldering. This is also an opportunity to make electronics beautiful. No standard square green printed circuit boards here.

What makes it special?

It's shape, simplicity, beauty make it special. This isn't another standard electronics kit. On the back I've labeled the components so you can learn to identify each. It also has an eyelet to allow you to hang it up to see it propel into SPACE!

Instructions are available under the documentation link below.

Tech Notes: Your rocket is 13cm (5.1 inches) from the Nose Cone to the bottom of the exhaust flame!

Human Notes: There is a soldering challenge at the switch which may need to be navigated.... if your up for the challenge!