The set that I have received has been delivered with the customary speed.
Everything complete.
Ardunio Board is an original.
The set offers a great introduction to the fundamental understanding of working with .mu.C's.
The enclosed booklet has actually been translated from English into German relatively poor, but this is not further disturbing.
The example circuits work quite well so far, but the enclosed electric motor and the power are not suitable for operation on the Arduino board as they require more power than can supply pins.
I do not know whether that is so in all sets, or only my, but the motor draws about 200mA at idle but with a bit of trial and error and the use of the enclosed transistor + external power source, you can still bring him to run.
Another shortcoming in the engine were the cable which broke away after a short time by himself, but who is in possession of a soldering iron should not interfere with.
The servo I had similar problems, I got the power consumption not measured well this did not move while he was connected to the pins of the Arduino. But again, the solution had an external power source in the form of two AAA batteries. Here, the whole circuit is also technically easier, as a transistor is not needed.
The two transistors are the way to P2N2222A - transistors.
Here again a short list of the delivery and a few positive (+) or negative (-) Notes:
Arduino Uno board:
(+) Original Board
USB cable:
(+) Well cable stop
Jumper cables:
(+) All full by contact. No Problem
Shift register (SN74HC595N of Texas Instruments):
(+) Works
Electric motor:
(+) Works
(-) Cable badly connected and dissolve easily
(-) Can deliver more power than the pins on the Arduino Requires
Servo (Mini servo: Vilros SG90):
(+) Works
Requires can (apparently) deliver more power than the pins on the Arduino - ()
Relay:
() Not tested
Laboratory breadboard:
(+) Works, but a little small so it can be confusing for some circuits (especially in the circuit to the shift register). Perhaps we should be yet another dazubestellen if you want to put more complex circuits.
Temperature sensor:
(+) Works
Photoresistor:
(+) Works
Transistors (P2N2222A):
(+) Funktioneren
(+) Good all transistors
LEDs / RGB Led:
(+) All function
10k potentiometer:
(+) Works
(-) Which bend easily Something thin legs
Piezo buzzer:
(+) Works
Pushbutton:
(+) Functioning
Resistors (both 330R and 10kR with 5% tolerance and 1 / 6W maximum power dissipation):
(+) All I've ever used are fine
(-) Thin legs
Despite a few shortcomings, I would recommend this set yet, for beginners like me just a great overall package.