That is a Science Fair 160 In One next to the Radio Shack Electronics Learning Lab.. I have a Vintage 150 In One, and it has germanium transistors in it *2SA52 and 2SB56* and a silicon transistor 2SC711 . The kits he is using have silicon transistors only. You are off by about six years. The 160 In One is from 1982, and the 150 In one is from 1976. The Electronics Learning Lab is from 2000 I believe...
Hmmm.... at the beginning of this video, do you have 2 of these electronic kits hooked together to get that extra buzz sound? If so, how did you do it? I've been wondering if you get actually hook two of these things together and create more projects and experiments with them.
I pretty much got my start in electronics and electronic music back in the late 60's / early 70's with a couple Radio Shack electronics learning kits. They were pretty simple back then, mainly just lamp and buzzer circuits but I soon put together a crude little 'sound and light' performance to show off to my family and friends. ;-)
If you make a video on how to do a cool project like that I will subscribe to you
hura759 1 month ago
how did u get the LEDs to cycle through like that?
hammettfire 7 months ago in playlist ll
That is a Science Fair 160 In One next to the Radio Shack Electronics Learning Lab.. I have a Vintage 150 In One, and it has germanium transistors in it *2SA52 and 2SB56* and a silicon transistor 2SC711 . The kits he is using have silicon transistors only. You are off by about six years. The 160 In One is from 1982, and the 150 In one is from 1976. The Electronics Learning Lab is from 2000 I believe...
Kryptocode215 1 year ago
I think I recognize the Radioshack 150-in-1 kit!
hoppes9 1 year ago
Hmmm.... at the beginning of this video, do you have 2 of these electronic kits hooked together to get that extra buzz sound? If so, how did you do it? I've been wondering if you get actually hook two of these things together and create more projects and experiments with them.
NationalMan 2 years ago
I have that somewhere sitting in storage. I wish I knew where it was.
Fragmentchaz 2 years ago
Fun! Excellent job!
I pretty much got my start in electronics and electronic music back in the late 60's / early 70's with a couple Radio Shack electronics learning kits. They were pretty simple back then, mainly just lamp and buzzer circuits but I soon put together a crude little 'sound and light' performance to show off to my family and friends. ;-)
JohnLRice 3 years ago