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OK, so this article isn’t actually about the Arduino itself, but it is about electronics. So it’s certainly relevant. Weekly/monthly boxes are nothing new. There are boxes for everything from crafts to snacks, and everything in between, but Tron-Club is doing something quite unusual: a monthly electronics box. Tron Box One The website (http://www.tronclub.com/) is a bit confusing at times, but I decided to take the plunge and give it a go anyway. The prices are quite reasonable at £11 per month (€14/$14) not including postage. The first box comes with a whole bunch of components and a small booklet. Everything from a small motor, resistors, capacitors, chips, battery, and even a small plastic wheel are at your disposal. Of course, you also get a small breadboard for plugging everything into. The whole idea of the box is to ease you into electronics and guide you on your way to creating ever more complex circuits.
Bon ! Daccord ! Cet article n'est pas vraiment sur Arduino lui-même, c'est de l'électronique. Donc, c'est certainement pertinent.
Les boîtes hebdomadaires/mensuelles ne sont pas nouvelles. Il y a des boîtes pour tout du bricolage à la casse-croute, et n'importe quoi entre, mais Tron-Club fait quelque chose d'assez inhabituel : une boîte
The Booklet The booklet is your guide. It contains 22 circuits that you can build using the given components. It starts off easy with some basic resistor and LED stuff, working up to relay switches, a basic IR transmitter/receiver circuit, all the way to logic gates with a 555 chip. The little booklet is well done, showing both a breadboard layout (easy on the brain) or a proper circuit diagram (for the real nerd in you). Below them are a couple of information boxes that give you help and advice. Conclusion Sure, you can buy a big pile of components for £11 these days, but the good thing about Tron-Club is that it’s also trying to build a little community around it where you can get help and advice. The forum (http://www.tronclub.com/forum/forum-4.html) is a bit sparse at the moment, but this is the first box, and I’m sure it’ll grow over time. Definitely worth it, in my opinion, and I look forward to the next box. Site: http://www.tronclub.com