Friday New Product: LEDs, Battery Holder...

Solar botics
June 20, 2014

Product that is back in stock - is this considered old or new news? I say it's good, because it's a BrutusBot that has regained its chassis and the rest, came back from vacation and ready to take  over the world again:And we got some new stuff as well:

Evil Mad Candle Flicker LED Assortment
$7.95
15 ultrabright red, yellow and white LEDs with built-in flickering circuits and assorted lens sizes from 3mm and 10mm.
2 x CR2032 - Coin Cell Battery Holder
$1.95
2x CR2032 battery holder with 12" of wire.
3 x AAA Battery Holder with Cover and Switch
$1.95
Give your project a sleek look with this 3 x AAA battery pack with a built in on-off switch and stylish lid.

And, before I conclude, a little preview of awesome tiny LED Embers that are coming up soon:

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