[geeks] FS: Big batch of Arduino stuff

[Bill Bradford]

Time to divest myself of my Arduino collection.

Pictures:                                                                       

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrbill/sets/72157624568612784/detail/              
                                                                                
Rough inventory:                                                                
                                                                                
Unassembled brand new LoL Shield with green LEDs                                
Two 20x2 LCDs                                                                   
One Arduino Ethernet sheield                                                    
10 x shift register chips                                                       
Two Seeduino boards (one mounted on carriers with mini-breadboards)           
One Duemanillaove board on carrier with mini-breadboard                         
Two other unassembled freeduino boards (unassembled)
One Tellymate video-out shield
2-3 breadboards (one transparent one)                                           
8x8 dual-color LED matrix with serial "backpack" from Sparkfun

Also included: two still-new-in-box TI MSP430 LaunchPad kits.

Tons of power supplies, jumper wire, resistors, LEDs, parts, and if I can
find it, the O'Reilly Arduino book (also have it as a PDF).

I found that the cheap $2 iPod knockoff power supplies work great for           
powering the boards over USB, but I also have some regular 5V power             
supplies as you can see.                                                        
                                                                                
I went nuts a few months back and got all of this over a period of a month      
and a half or so, but never ended up with the time to do anything with it,      
and my interest has sorta waned.                                                

Asking $200 shipped for the entire lot, including handy Tupperware-ish 
stacked container.

Bill

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Bill Bradford 
Houston, Texas