If you are unsure which type of kit to think about making, a good start would be to read 'How will I Power my Circuit' in the Kit Knowledge Section.
Each kit's instructions has a list of the tools you'll need to complete it but if you are just starting off, it'd be a good idea to have a look at 'Recommended Equipment' to give you an idea of what you're likely to need if you get enthusiastic about LEDs.
Each kit's instructions has a list of the tools you'll need to complete it but if you are just starting off, it'd be a good idea to have a look at 'Recommended Equipment' to give you an idea of what you're likely to need if you get enthusiastic about LEDs.
Subcategories
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12 Volt Kits
For these kits you will need a 12 volt power source or the means to connect to one. The simplest way to connect to 12 volts is with a 12v adapter and adapter socket. Each Kit comes with a second resistor to make... -
'AA' Battery Kits
Our battery kits are self-contained apart from the batteries themselves. These kits need four 'AA' batteries to power them. They are completely portable. We hope you use rechargeable batteries - these kits are... -
12v Spotlight Kits
These Kits do not include th light, but you can browse them in MR-16 Spotlights You will also need 12 volt power source or the means to connect to one
