Tandy Science Fair 150 in One Electronics Project Kit Meets the Arduino. @RoyAntaw
Tandy Science Fair 150 in One Electronics Project Kit Meets the Arduino.  @RoyAntaw
Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
For Christmas in 1978, I was given a Tandy Science Fair 150 in One Electronic Project Kit. In the late 1970s, I cannibalized my kit for the components for different breadboard projects, which I now regret but at the time it was a lot of fun. A few years ago I was able
to purchase another kit from a Facebook Marketplace, the seller only lived a few doors away, amazing.
I still love playing and experimenting with my replacement 150 in One kit today.
So now the 150 in One meets the twenty-first century?
An Arduino is driving the 1970's Tandy Science Fair 150 in One Electronics Project Kit Seven Segment LED Display.

Before #SepTandy was a thing?
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Tandy Science Fair 150 in One Electronics Project Kit Meets the Arduino.

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