The Best Arduino Starter Kit Under $25

[@HariWiguna]

Great review of a great kit at a great price. Two thumbs up!

[@AnotherMaker]

Thanks! 👍

[@GnuReligion]

Certainly, a lot of others are following the Grove pattern for 4-pin connectors: "-+12" Makes sense, but sure wish they had used belt-buckle DuPont-style, or 0.254" JST connectors, as they are inexpensive and commonly available. I feel the 6-pin, keyed, IDT connector makes the best sense for SPI devices. Easy to make a cable from scrap IDE/Floppy connectors. Have miles of those.

[@AnotherMaker]

Yeah. You're definitely not wrong on that. I'm sure reverse polarity is the number 1 factor for not using regular dupont/.254 but those can be keyed as well.

[@GnuReligion]

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[@omkarbansode6305]

Thanks sir i will try to buy this kit.

[@AnotherMaker]

I think it's a good way to go...especially to get started.

[@cmh31909]

Your Amazon link points to a USB/Sata adapter, not the starter kit.

[@AnotherMaker]

You rock. Thanks for letting me know! Fixed. amzn.to/33ynCnd