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The Make: Electronics 3rd Ed Kit 1 Economy is a beginner-to-advanced component pack featuring over 200 parts including a solderless breadboard, designed to accompany Charles Platt’s acclaimed educational experiments (Sections 1-3). Ideal for teens and adults, this kit supports hands-on learning in electronics and circuit design, widely used in STEM education and self-teaching environments.






| ASIN | B09HL6YXNQ |
| Batteries | 1 9V batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #96,056 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #1,004 in Educational Science Kits |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (176) |
| Department | All Ages, Unisex |
| Item Weight | 15.8 ounces |
| Item model number | Make: Electronics 3rd Ed Kits |
| Manufacturer | ProTechTrader |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 13 years and up |
| Product Dimensions | 13 x 12 x 3 inches |
P**A
Very Good, with Small Flaws
Original Review: Excellent kit, everything needed to work on the book. Good quality components and totally worth it for beginners, no sense penny pinching and going through the ordeal of sourcing all of these as a first timer. Edit: After getting half way through the book experiments and using the kit more, I stand by my original review, this kit is outstanding for a newbie starting out. But there are some flaws, I will describe 2 of them here: 1. One of the early experiments in the classic "make a battery with a lemon" experiment, and it requires a copper electrode and a galvanized steel electrode. These can be acquired as coated screws in most hardware stores, but they are not included in the kit. No mention is made of this anywhere so I spent a good 20 minutes trying to figure this out. 2. One of the experiments requires a 10(uf) ceramic capacitor. This is not included, there is only a 10(uf) electrolytic capacitor. This may seem dumb, but for electrolytics unlike ceramics have polarity, so which way do you fit them in? This is not covered because the book uses ceramics where it doesn't matter. If you have a couple of these in your circuit and you are a newbie, it will take a while to figure out. It strikes me that some compromises were made without explaining them to the user. Overall its a great kit, I went ahead and bought the next one as well (Make: More Electronics) so this is not a deal breaker. But it would be great if these compromises could be explained on the product page so I can acquire all I need at once. I am further shipping all this stuff home to South America so doing the shopping piecemeal as I discover what parts are missing is expensive and slow. Customer service is OUTSTANDING. Just make clear whats not in the pack guys.
K**R
Great book and kit
This is an awesome book and kit, we’ve only started, but my son is really excited to learn and is enjoying the format
D**S
Great Kit - Buy a better multimeter
I spent hours searching for components on the sites listed in the book and got nowhere. Some of the tools in the kit are not great quality, but glad they were included and cost of the kit was likely a factor. The multimeter he uses (photo on pg 5) is a BK precision 388B and is $175. Ouch. But, the multimeter in the kit doesn't have the basic settings you will need to do all of the experiments. Also, the soldering iron has a screw near the tip which will make it challenging to find a stand that will work. I recommend getting the kit first and then looking for a stand to avoid having to do a return. Great carrying box and super convenient to have all the parts you need clearly labeled. Have fun!
J**N
Wonderful self study introduction into modern electronics.
Ordered this kit a few weeks ago, finally found time to open it up and take a look. I previously bought the 2nd edition of the Platt book, and was just about to order the kits for that book. And then, the third edition came out! I figured if I was going to get the new book, I might as well get the parts kit for it! All of the parts come in a single plastic double sided storage tote, and, except for a few minor items, contains all of the parts needed for the projects in the book, including an Arduino board. Everything in the tote is labeled, and the smaller parts are in labeled zip-lock baggies, making it very easy to find the parts needed for a build. It's wonderful that ProTechTrader put these together for the book - save time and money not having to hunt down all the components by hand, especially considering there are very few local electronics stores left. I'm just starting through the book, and so far everything needed for the experiments are in the kit. I had a basic electronics course back in high school, and I'm using this kit as a refresher, and a chance to learn more "modern" electronics. While that course was heavy on formulas and calculations, this set is more of a hands on approach, with just enough formulas and theory to understand the topics. So far, it's been a fun journey working with the book and the kit. For me it will likely take about six months to work through all the material at the pace I'm going. I've worked with Arduino boards before, however, have not done much with additional electronics with them - can't wait! There are a couple things I recommend for this kit though. First, I would get a good pair of wire cutters / strippers - will come in very handy. And second - make sure all of the latches on the tote are properly latched before picking it up! I found that having an additional parts box to put components in while I working with them comes in handy. Overall, the combination of a suburb book combined with this well designed and stock kit makes an impressive introduction to modern electronics, and an even better refresher course.
J**S
Convenient pack that goes with book
Seems that it's a bit pricey for what you get, but it does come with a solder, multimeter, and container. I bought both kits, the 1st and the 2nd, and managed to fit everything but the two tools mentioned above into the same kit container. So there's that. It's supposed to be everything you need for the first few chapters. Mine was missing a few things, but when I contacted the company, they sent the missing items and a few others as a bonus. That was pretty cool, and enough to send it from four stars to five. Sure, there are cheaper kits out there, and I bought a few for my "outside" projects (projects outside of the book), but they are just parts, sometimes containers - and very random. Overall, I'm glad I got this set, and the book that accompanies it (or vice versa)... helps to make it easier for a procrastinator like me.
C**D
Outstanding Kit
This is an outstanding kit with high quality materials and great components. This is my 3rd kit with this company and each kit just got better and better. You will be able to complete all the exercises in the book with no problem, and the customer service is impeccable. You will not be disappointed with the kits, and I hope they will develop another one in the future. A great company that communicates well and cares about their customers!
S**L
La mejor manera de introducirse al mundo de la electrónica. Se tiene todos los componentes, de buena calidad, para las prácticas del libro, el cual tiene imágenes de los circuitos en placa de pruebas bien detalladas.
M**E
This kit is as advertised and gives you everything you need for all the projects in the Make: Electronics book which is included. Had a slight issue with a broken hinge on the case and the seller was very receptive at making it right. Very happy with this purchase.
A**N
This kit accompanies the Make: electronics 3rd edition book.
A**R
It has everything you need to get started.
A**R
The kit consists of dozens of components, and unfortunately a few were missing. When I notified ProTech Trader, they IMMEDIATELY sent me the missing parts and made it whole. 5 star service in my books.
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