Serial Wombat Chip

Serial Wombat 3 Chip Value Pack

Serial Wombat Accessory Kit:

• LM7805CT 1A 5V regulator
• ADM202EANZ RS232 to Logic level serial voltage conveter
• 2 Red LEDs
• 1 Male DB9 solder connector
• 1 Female DB9 solder connector
• 2 Red LEDs
• 2 220ohm resistors
• 2 10k resistors
• 9V battery adapter
• .1uf Capacitors for ADM202EANZ.
• About 6 feet of 4 conductor solid wire

These are the electronic components necessary to get you to the "I can blink an LED from Hyperterminal" point.

830 Point Breadboard

830 Tie Points Two Power Strips on each side 63 rows of terminals Adhesive Backing Dove-Tail attachments on each side for connecting multiple boards together I buy these boards in bulk from mpja.com mark 'em up a buck, and resell them here. I'm not really interested in being in the breadboard retail business, but I sell them as a convenience for my Serial Wombat customers.

Wire Kit

22 AWG solid wire, stripped on both ends 10 each of 12 different lengths Plastic case I buy these wires in bulk from mpja.com, and resell them here. I'm not really interested in being in the breadboard wire retail business, but I sell them as a convenience for my Serial Wombat customers.

7 position Alpha 4 seven-segment LED display

See Here for more information on the Serial Wombat support for this display. I saw these on AllElectronics.com, and snagged a bunch to sell with Serial Wombats. I also created a set of custom button stickers to replace the stupid telephone icons...

The Sticker Set is included:

A while back I got some cool NEC IRDA transciever parts from Electronic Goldmine. I reverse engineered them, and matched them with an IRDA protocol chip from Microchip. See the results here!

Includes the Transciever (shown), an MCP2150 converter, and a couple of caps and resistors. I've had great luck using this with all note-book built in IRDA ports, as well as those on Palms and Windows Mobile devices. USB adapters under Windows XP have not been successful at making a connection.