TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A46   
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   On 20 Feb 2022, Mike Powell said the following...   
    MP> > I've built several such kits and have a couple more lined up. My advice    
    MP> > be that if it's something that interests you, go for it. No understandin   
   [...]   
    MP> I think I would need to start out with a learn-to-solder kit before   
    MP> moving up to these kits.  :)  Look forward to reading about some of your   
    MP> building adventures here.   
      
   A company called Velleman makes some pretty cool little soldering kits, such   
   as a die simulator that you can shake and it will display a representation of   
   a random(?) die face on some LEDs.    
      
   Another option is a DSO138 (that's an "oh," not a "zero") oscilloscope kit.   
   It's pretty easy to solder, and when you're done you have a functional   
   oscilloscope that you can use to explore the innards of your kit computer,   
   when you get there.   
      
   Jeff.   
      
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