[sdiy] A little bit of clearing (items for cheap in UK)

[Tom Bugs]

A little bit of a tidy up generated some items to pass on...
Must be realistic that I'll never get around to any of these things!
Cheapish with most things at £10 a-pop, mainly to cover postage & packing
All prices are for UK only and include basic shipping.
(I'll only offer outside UK if these don't go within 24hours or so..)
If you happen to want several bits then I'm sure we can arrange a bonus 
deal or something.
Help me clear! (really it barely scratches the surface...)
Please reply off-list to me --- thanks!

Here we go:

1) PicAxe Micro test system - £10 - 
http://bugbrand.co.uk/images/forsale/PicAxe.jpg
-- these are a fun micro system using PIC chips but with their own 
special bootloader.
www.picaxe.co.uk --- chips are still available from them and from Rapid 
and MUTR in the UK.
Includes : Experimenters Board (listed £25) with cable (serial to 
minijack) basic docs (can email more pdfs) and a few chips (type 8 // 8M 
// 18X)

2) PIC stuff - £10 - 
http://bugbrand.co.uk/images/forsale/PIC_VellemanK8048.jpg
Ready built Velleman K8048 PIC programmer / experiment board
-- for 8 // 14 // 18 // 28 pin FLASH Pics ( a few chips included - 16F76 
x 14 /// 16f819 x 3 /// 12F675 x 10)
Serial programming - more details & downloads here: 
http://www.velleman.eu/be/en/product/view/?id=350903
Also I'll chuck in a couple of other things: a pair that I'd used before 
for 16F877 work - an experiment board (with schematic) and serial 
programmer

3)Paia DrumTone Board (assembled) - £10 - 
http://bugbrand.co.uk/images/forsale/Paia_Drums.jpg
Assembled from their kit (listed c.$50) - briefly tested this evening & 
seems ok though I'm not quite sure about the Snare triggering - the 
white noise sounds fine, but triggers bizarrely..
No original docs, but much is online: 
http://paia.com/proddetail.asp?prod=9302K

4) Soundgin chip (in test board that I never got to work) - free - 
http://bugbrand.co.uk/images/forsale/Soundgin.jpg
Free with anything else... I never got the circuit right to drive it - 
presume the actual IC is still ok, but no real way to know for sure. 
Hence free.
http://oopic.com/soundgin/

5)'PencilBox' logic trainer - £10 - 
http://bugbrand.co.uk/images/forsale/LogicTrainer.jpg
Plastic cased test system for logic investigations.
A DC power socket was fitted on the side - open it up to check polarity!
A bit dusty on the outside, but nice on the inside with lots of features.

6) Solder pot - £10 - http://bugbrand.co.uk/images/forsale/SolderPot.jpg
I got this off Ebay within the last year to try out an idea - didn't 
work out for me and so no longer needed.
Can't remember what I paid but certainly £20+ (similarish ones seem to 
be listed at £50)
Anyways, LeadFree, variable temp, get a solderbar from Rapid and fire it up.