REXQualis Ultimate Arduino UNO R3 Starter Kit - Comprehensive Tutorial Included, Arduino IDE Compatible (67 Items) Review

This kit contains a huge selection of components and modules that will keep anyone busy for a very long time. A8 3D printer, but now that it's complete I've learned enough to purchase several Arduino Uno + LCD Keyboard Combo Kits (https://www.amazon.com/Asiawill-Combination-Development-Expansion-Building /dp/B00LITWKSM/ ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1545150292&sr=8-6&keywords=asiawill+arduino) and DHT11 sensors (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JHF5TKZ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s01?ie=…

Although I'm new to Arduino I found this little gem easier to use than expected and has a very helpful community. In addition, Youtube University offers a significant number of how-to videos. The amount of help available, combined with the number of things that can actually be made with this little treasure, makes for candy playland for any geek. I highly recommend this package as it contains pretty much everything a beginner Arduino would need and everything seems to work seamlessly right out…

I've wanted to add to my Arduino collection for a long time and when I saw this kit I knew it was going to be awesome. When it arrived all parts were safe and there was no damage. There's so much for the price! Many other sets at the same price come with next to nothing - this one had SO MUCH! Not only did it come in one big package, but smaller wires and other small parts (like LEDs) came in even smaller and more convenient packages! I am amazed at the quality of this set for the price…

Total newbie to electronics here - I was actually wanting to buy a temp recorder that would graph the temperature in all the rooms for the last week - but couldn't find a device that does does what wanted (except a little expensive). So I decided to give it a try and just build it myself for a cheap price. I half expected it to fail, but it turned out to be a lot easier, and I even added some extra sensors because it was so easy and fun: I also enjoyed following the instructions included in…

This kit contains a huge selection of components and modules to keep everyone busy. I bought this kit to familiarize myself with uploading sketches before attempting to update the firmware on my Anet A8 3D printer, but now that it's finished I've learned enough to use multiple combo- Buy kits of Arduino Uno + LCD keyboard (https://www .amazon.com/Asiawill-Combination-Development-Expansion-Building/dp/B00LITWKSM/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1545150292&sr=8-6&keywords=asiawill +arduino) and DHT11…

All parts are missing when you receive the kit. It even comes with a parts list printed on the back of the inside label. The Uno R3 (Arduino) seems to work so far (I've only done tutorials 1 and 2), but I'm optimistic about the rest of the components in the kit. Although it included a tutorial documentation CD, I decided to download it from their website. The tutorials are simple and if you follow the diagrams to the letter you shouldn't have any problems, but could use more information…

I'm new to Arduino today and my previous microcontroller experience has been a very simple design using Microchip's PIC processor to control the lighting. I was struggling with my second project which required an LCD connection. I decided to switch to Arduino because it has a much better online support system. I received the full REXQualis UNO R3 starter kit this afternoon and it turned out to be a very smart move. I've made more progress in a few hours than I have in the past week. Now more…