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Originally designed for the Maker Faire by Grand Idea Studio, the "Build Your Own Electronic Game Kit" is a custom-created kit intended to introduce y...
The kit's instructions are printed on the underside, including what you're supposed to get with it. That boils down to:What you get:4 LEDs2 1k ohm Res...
The instructions on the kit suggest putting the IC in first, but if you've never soldered anything before, maybe you should do this last. Heat can dam...
There are 3 types of resistors, and they're described on the back of the unit. R1, R3 - brown, black, red R2, R5 - orange, orange, red R4, R6 - orang...
Now put in the LEDs. Be sure to match up the LEDS with their proper spots.D1 RedD2 BlueD3 GreenD4 YellowNOTE: LEDs are polarized so be careful when in...
Stick the switch in in any direction you want, and solder it in. You may need to hold it up while you solder one terminal on. The buttons are easier...
Almost finished.Put the speaker in. Line up the writing on the speaker so you can read it. After you insert and solder, snip off the excess wire prett...
Excellent! You're done! Insert the battery. Move the switch to ON, and then press a button to start the game! Notice there are a few different game m...
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