[hackerspaces] Circuit Hacking Monday, 26-Mar, at Noisebridge

[Mitch Altman]

I'm in town to lead one more Circuit Hacking Monday, at Noisebridge!Monday, March 26th(Then I go to China for a month to teach there!)
 
 
Circuit Hacking Monday      is a great chance to learn how to solder, learn about electronics,      and/or learn about Noisebridge.
It is perfectly fine if you've          never soldered before!It is perfectly fine to bring in          your projects in progress -- it's a great place to get help          with your project!It is perfectly fine to bring in          something you'd like help fixing!It is perfectly fine to just come          and hang out with other hardware geeks!Circuit Hacking Monday is all this, and more. You are        welcome to come to Circuit Hacking Monday to learn how to make cool        kits (listed below), but you are also welcome to come and work        on your own project, fix something, or get familiar with the  Noisebridge and its electronics lab. You can use our tools, get help, or        give help with others playing with and making projects. It's a        great community. Come and meet some new friends!Where: Noisebridge,        3rd floor of 2169 Mission, San Francisco, 94110 One and a half blocks South of 16th        St. Mission BART Station.When: Monday March 26th, 7pm till        ?? (it is totally OK to come late!)Just show up! No reservation is        needed. Most projects take about 1 to 2        hours.Who: You! It is fun        to make things in the friendly community of Noisebridge.Cost: Instruction        is Free! If you want one of the following        kits, reimbursement for the kit price is requested. (kit prices are $10 to $35,        depending on kit)All kits are designed for total        beginners to complete successfully.
Some of the kits available:  TV-B-Gone  --  (turn off any TV in public places!)"Hi My Name Is" badge  --  (you may have seen me wearing mine) Brain Machine  --  (Meditate,        Hallucinate, and Trip Out!)Mignonette Game  --  (build your own        handheld game console!) Trippy RGB Waves  --  (interac tive        blinky lights!) LEDcube  --  (animated 3D cube of LEDs!) MiniPOV  --  (more cool blinky lights!)BoArduino  --  (solderless breadborad Arduino!)Diavolino  --  (shield compatible Arduino from Evil Mad Science!)OpenHeart  --  (animate fun patterns in        the shape of a heart!) LoL Shield  --  (Lots of LEDs for your        Arduino!)microcontroller programmer  (USBtinyISP)  --  (program all your AVR family chips!) And more!

More info is available on the above        kits at:http://www.CornfieldElectronics.comhttp://www.adafruit.comhttp://www.appliedplatonics.comhttp://www.jimmieprodgers.comhttp://www.mignonette-game.comhttp://www.evilmadscientist.comhttp://analogmachines.com/
Mitch.  		 	   		  
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