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No, it isn't $30...
Dave Hrynkiw
March 30, 2011
Sorry about that. The last ad for the ARDX Experimenter's Kit for Arduino? Wrong.
Our graphics designer, Chris (yes, I'll give credit where credit is due) used an old template for our latest Servo Advertisement, and didn't change the price.
No, it's not $30 - it's still $84.95USD.
And continuing the blame-game, I gave him the official "yeah, yeah, looks good" stamp of approval. Serves me right. Sorry!
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