[Noisebridge-announce] Circuit Hacking Monday at Noisebridge, September 13, 2010

[miloh]

Tomorrow is Circuit Hacking Monday at Noisebridge (September 13,
2010), please feel welcome to come by if you have electronics projects
to work on, or if you  want to learn about electronics and soldering.

In addition to the regular amount of soldering and circuit hacking,
people will be working on Arduino projects from 6pm onwards,
come and check it out if you have a project to share or want to work
with an Arduino user's group.


     Where:  Noisebridge 2169 Mission, San Francisco, 94110
          (less than two blocks from the 16th St. Mission BART Station).

     When:  7:00pm, Monday, September 13, 2010
          (It is totally OK to come late.)
           Stay as little or as long as you like.
          Most projects take about 1 to 2 hours

     Who:  You!  It is fun to make things in the friendly community of
Noisebridge.
          Come join us.  Everyone is welcome.

     Cost:  Instruction is Free!
          If you use any kits, reimbursment for kit price is requested
          ($10 to $30, depending on kit).

There will be plenty of cool kits available to build, including:
AppliedPlatonics
     Retro Scanner
     Volksduino
     Breaduino
     Analog Input Shield
Cornfield Electronics
     TV-B-Gone (turn off TVs in public places!)
     Brain Machine (Meditate, Hallucinate, and Trip Out!)
     Mignonette Game (play fun games!)
     Trippy RGB Waves (interactive blinky lights!)
     LEDcube (animated 3D cube!)
     MiniPOV (more cool blinky lights!)
Adafruit
     MintyBoost (charge your USB enabled gadgets!)
     microcontroller programmers (program all your AVR family chips!)
     Arduino clones (make just about anything!)
Jimmie P. Rodgers
     Open Heart (animate fun patterns in the shape of a heart!)
     LoL Shield (Lot of LEDs for your Arduino!)

     And more!

Josh Myer's AppliedPlatonics site:
 http://www.appliedplatonics.com/
Mitch's Cornfield Electronics website:
 http://www.CornfieldElectronics.com  (click on the "maker faire" tab).
The Adafruit website:
 http://www.adafruit.com/
Jimmie P. Rodgers' site:
http://jimmieprodgers.com/



-Ronald Miloh Alexander