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Imagine a bunch of little lights on a table, each about the size of a chess piece, each independent of the others. Arrange them any way you want. Each one continually, slowly changes colors on its own -- but when you wave your hand over them, they create waves of colors that follow your hand. Trippy! Another awesome and affordable kit from the creator of the TV-B-Gone and the Brain Machine, Mitch Altman.

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Trippy LED kit October 17, 2009
Reviewer: Tweedle from Owosso, MI United States  
Put this kit together and I guess it works correctly. I thought it was more like the circuit that EMS labs uses in their interactive LED tables. Boy, was I ever wrong. Thought I could put a bunch together and make something like it. Much too expensive to do any such thing. As I understand it, this circuit is digital whereas the EMS one is analog. Huge difference. Oh well, live and learn.

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ugh! August 18, 2009
Reviewer: Kyle Bestle from Grand Junction, CO United States  
This kit was a good idea until i put it together exactly like it says and it didn't work. quite disappointed.

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it was cool July 3, 2009
Reviewer: cameron clapp from Las Cruces, NM United States  
the instructions where helpful and really easy to build

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Great first timer kit! June 10, 2009
Reviewer: Alec Flett from Berkeley, CA United States  
I also had the pleasure of having Mitch himself show me how to put this together. It was my first soldering experience EVER and I had the thing working in about an hour. Im totally inspired to try more complicated kits and projects now!

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Easy and satisfying starter kit April 15, 2009
Reviewer: Paul Boardman from South San Francisco, CA United States  
I had the pleasure of putting this kit together under the supervision of Mitch Altman at Noisebridge (during the regular Monday "learn to solder" workshop).  It was really easy to put together & is great for me as I was wondering how to program IR detectors.  Also, the board has program headers included so you can hack to your hearts content!

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