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Post by langley »

For a relatively bright young novice who is attending Brown University next year, who has built several relatively advanced electronics kits; how long do you think it would take to build a Wave Bubble?

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Post by adafruit »

straight soldering, maybe 3 hours
but if you are not so good at it, or debugging a lot...as much time as possible

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