[Noisebridge-discuss] Circuit Hacking Monday -- Special Early Time, 5pm, at Noisebridge, 31-May

[Mitch Altman]

After another month of travel, Mitch is back and wanting to teach you to solder and make cool things with microcontrollers!  

 

This week's Circuit Hacking Monday will be at a special early time -- 5pm, so people of all ages with early bedtimes can come to Noisebridge and play.  (It is totally OK to come later.)

 

Miss out on all the fun at the Hardware Hacking Area at the Maker Faire last weekend?  Or, you caught the bug there and want to learn more?  Here's your chance to come and play.

Mitch has taught thousands of people to solder and make cool things with microcontrollers at workshops and hacker spaces and hacker conferences and schools almost everywhere.  He can teach you, too, if you like.

 
If you have any curiosity about making something with electronics, then please join us for Circuit Hacking Mondays at Noisebridge.  Anyone and everyone can learn to make cool things!  And it's fun.  And easy!  You can learn to make something cool with electronics in one session, and take your cool project home with you. 

 
     What:  Mitch will be lead this session of Circuit Hacking Monday.  
          You can easily learn all of the skills you need in one session.  
          Make a project tonight, and take it home with you!
         If you have your own project (advanced or simple), 
         bring it by, and if you would like help, you can get it!
 
     Where:  Noisebridge 2169 Mission, San Francisco, 94110 
          (less than two blocks from the 16th St. Mission BART Station).
 
     When:  5:00pm, Monday, 31-May (special early time this week)

          (It is totally OK to come late.)
           Stay as little or as long as you like.  
          Most projects take about 1 to 2 hours 
             -- but someone will be there to help each person till they finish.

     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:  
     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!)
     MintyBoost (charge your USB enabled gadgets!)
     microcontroller programmers (program all your AVR family chips!)
     Arduino clones (make just about anything!)
     Open Heart (animate fun patterns in the shape of a heart!)
     And more.
 
More info on most of most of these projects is available on Mitch's website:
     <http://www.CornfieldElectronics.com> 
     (click on the "maker faire" tab).
 
 
If you have your own project, please bring it by and make it with us, in the friendly, geeky community of Noisebridge.

 		 	   		  
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