2 Player Arcade Game Set
€48.36excl. VAT€59.00incl. VATThis set lets you build a two-player arcade video game station like the ones found in bars and amusement arcades in the ’80s and ’90s
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GamesThis set lets you build a two-player arcade video game station like the ones found in bars and amusement arcades in the ’80s and ’90s
Mains power suppliesSwitching power supply with a 5 VDC – 3 A output and a lead with a Type C connector
Raspberry PiCase made entirely of black aluminium and pre-drilled to house the Raspberry Pi 4. Supplied complete with a fan, it has openings for the various USB, Ethernet, HDMI and other connectors
Raspberry PiBlack ABS enclosure made and cut out specifically to house the Raspberry PI 3B / 3B+ / 2B / B+
Raspberry PiSturdy black aluminium enclosure designed for the Raspberry Pi 4, with dedicated openings for USB, Ethernet, HDMI and the I/O connectors, keeping the board protected and easy to use.
Raspberry PiPlastic enclosure for DIN rail mounting, with a clear window and cut-outs made to house the Raspberry Pi B+ / 3B and 3B+
Raspberry PiPlastic enclosure for DIN rail mounting, with a clear window and cut-outs made specifically to house the Raspberry Pi 4
Raspberry PiIdeal for use with Raspberry Pi (Raspberry Pi 3 B+, Raspberry Pi 3 B, Raspberry Pi 2 type A+, Raspberry Pi 2 type B+ and Raspberry Pi 2 type B), it carries connectors for the UART, SPI and I2C interfaces, a connector for an LCD16x2 display, a Raspberry Pi GPIO connector, 4 user-configurable buttons and 4 LEDs, buzzer, trimmer, RTC and a USB to UART converter
Lab cablesRibbon cable about 40 cm long with a 2×20-pin male connector at one end and a 2×20-pin female connector at the other
Raspberry PiPlastic case containing an ABS breadboard with 830 contacts and self-adhesive base, a flat cable about 20 cm long with a 2×20 pin female connector at each end, a Breadboard adapter for Raspberry Pi (lets you connect a Raspberry Pi board to an ordinary breadboard with a flat cable), a backlit LCD display with 16 characters x 2 lines, a module with a DS18B20 temperature sensor, a module with an infrared receiver, an infrared remote control, 20 resistors 1/4 w 220 ohm, 1 strip of 40 pins with 2.54mm pitch, 6 female/female jumper leads, 65 leads in various colours and lengths terminated at both ends with a 1-pole male connector, 1 linear potentiometer 10 kohm, 6 normally open square pushbuttons (mm 12x12x7.3), 7 LEDs (1 RGB / 2 yellow / 2 red / 2 green)
DisplaysIt connects to the Raspberry Pi over HDMI and sends the touch data over micro USB; it has a switch to turn the backlight off. Raspberry not included.
Raspberry PiClear acrylic case complete with cooling fan
Raspberry PiModule for Raspberry Pi with a camera sensitive to infrared radiation, 1/4″ Omnivision OV5647 sensor with 5 megapixel resolution, 3.6 mm focal length, 75.7° field of view and 2 3-watt LEDs with infrared emission (850 nm)
Raspberry PiAcrylic Raspberry Pi 5 holder designed for the Raspberry Pi 5 in 1GB/2GB/4GB/8GB versions, this clear acrylic case gives protection without getting in the way of access to the board.
Raspberry PiPlastic case for Raspberry Pi 5, black.
Raspberry PiPlastic case for Raspberry Pi 3 type B+, black
Accessories
Displays2.9″ e-Paper module powered over NFC, ideal for electronic labels, device identification, showing static information or inventory management, all without any power source.
Raspberry Pi8-megapixel camera module with Sony IMX219 sensor, designed for the Raspberry Pi 5, ideal for machine vision, surveillance and embedded projects.
Displays4.3″ colour IPS (In-Plane Switching) display with capacitive touch screen for Raspberry Pi (which can be mounted directly on the back)
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