All the kit you need to go on your Adventures in Minecraft!
This handy little kit contains all the parts you'll need for all of the projects in the excellent Adventures in Minecraft book, including the extra projects available online.
Projects include
- making a Minecraft detonator
- Crafty Crossing
- the Minecraft Lift
Kit includes:
- 800pt breadboard
- Adafruit T-cobbler
- 4 x 12mm tactile switch
- 4 x switch cap
- 1 x common anode 7-segment display
- 1 x 5mm LED
- 8 x 300R resistor
- 4 x 10K resistor
- colourful jumper leads to connect it all together!
This kit is designed to be used with the Raspberry Pi 2 / Model B+. If you've got a Model B the kit will still work but you'll need to pick up a GPIO stacking header to get the extra room. Unfortunately it won't work with a PC or Mac, sorry!
Adventures in Minecraft - parts kit
We have 7 units in our Sydney Warehouse available for immediate dispatch.
We can get a further 100 units in Australia from Pimoroni.
| Raspberry Pi Model Compatibility | ||
|---|---|---|
| RP4 |
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Requires other products to use with Raspberry Pi 4 Model B |
| RP3A+ |
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Requires other products to use with Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+ |
| RP3B+ |
|
Requires other products to use with Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ |
| RP3B |
|
Requires other products to use with Raspberry Pi 3 Model B |
| RP2B |
|
Requires other products to use with Raspberry Pi 2 Model B |
| RP1B+ |
|
Requires other products to use with Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+ |
| RP1A+ |
|
Requires other products to use with Raspberry Pi 1 Model A+ |
| RP0W |
|
Requires other products to use with Raspberry Pi Zero W |
| RP0 |
|
Requires other products to use with Raspberry Pi Zero |
| RPCM3+ |
|
Requires other products to use with Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3+ |
Welcome from Marcus Schappi,
Little Bird's Cofounder
Thanks for visiting PiAustralia!
I know that navigating the world of electronics and software can be challenging, but don't worry we're here to help!
If you ever need a hand, please contact me directly at help@littlebird.com.au or on Twitter at @schappi.
Thanks again and all the best,
Marcus