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Basement Electronics At It's Best
Kit builds, Basics Tutorials, Arduino, Raspberry Pi and a whole lot more
Let's Have Some Fun With Electronics
Welcome to the exciting world of DIY electronics, where creativity meets circuitry! Whether you’re a curious beginner or a seasoned tinkerer, hobby electronics is all about experimenting, learning, and bringing your ideas to life. From blinking LEDs and homemade robots to smart home gadgets and retro tech revivals, there’s always something fun to build. Grab your soldering iron, dust off your breadboard, and let’s turn sparks of imagination into reality—one project at a time!”
What Are You Going To Do?
It all Starts On The Blog Page
Learn Basic Electronics
Learning basic electronics involves understanding fundamental components like resistors, capacitors, and transistors, as well as simple circuits. It helps in building a strong foundation for designing and troubleshooting electronic devices.
Hands-on practice with breadboards and multimeters makes the concepts clearer.
Go to the blog page to get started!
Learn C/C++ With Arduino
.Arduino is an exciting way to dive into electronics and programming. By working with sensors, LEDs, and motors, beginners can create interactive projects while understanding coding basics.
The Arduino platform is user-friendly, making it perfect for hobbyists and future engineers alike.
Hit the Blog page to get started!
Learn to program in python and Scratch with Raspberry Pi
Learning Raspberry Pi is an exciting journey into the world of DIY electronics and programming.
This tiny, affordable computer lets beginners explore coding, robotics, and automation through hands-on projects.
With its user-friendly GPIO pins and vast online resources, mastering the Raspberry Pi opens doors to creativity and tech innovation.
You know where to go by now!
Practice Soldering and Learn Electronics By Building Kits
Building electronics kits is a fun and educational hobby. It helps you learn about circuits, components, and how devices work. By following instructions and soldering parts, you gain hands-on experience. Most of the kits will bring some kind of functionality to your bench!
Whether for school, work, or fun, assembling kits boosts creativity and problem-solving skills. Plus, the satisfaction of turning on a working circuit is unbeatable!
I hope you are ready for some fun! I have spent a small fortune on kits to build so let’s get busy! Check it out on the blog under kit builds!
Disclaimer: I have purchased several kits we will build. Many kits. One is an Elanco power supply that was about $90 bucks. It’s a great power supply and a huge upgrade to the one I made out of an old PC power supply. I will go over how to build one of those!
The point I am getting at is that a lot of the links here will be affiliate links to the kits and other products. If you buy something through one of those links I may make a little money by way of a small commission. This comes from their end, not yours. When I say small I mean it! I think Amazon is paying 1 or 1.5% on this stuff. It’s not a lot but then that is not really why I do this. It’s just fun and I am retired and finally have time to do it!
You do not need to purchase anything to benefit from using this site and the corresponding YouTube Channel