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Solar TV Remote
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Digital Clock
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Microcontroller Programming
Easy-to-program chips tell circuitry to do what you want.
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Skill Builder
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04: Music and Kits for the Holidays page 159
Squeezable Nightlight
Soft silicone outside, tasty electronics inside.
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DIY: Design
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