Review on π Quimat Arduino IDE Compatible, Ultrasonic Development Expansion by Duane Hayes
Good kit with no documentation for beginners
The kit is great except it's not very obvious how to connect the cable to the Raspberry Pi. Didn't get any info on LEDs regarding forward voltage either. Just make sure you know a little bit about LEDs and electricity before buying a kit as there is no documentation. Luckily for my son, I could understand it, but he would be doomed.
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