Intro

This is a simple blinky lights circuit. Consisting of only 14 through-hole components, it's designed for a beginner to get started soldering. It's a tiny board, only 1.6*0.85in (the pictures would have you believe it's bigger than that!).

The board has 2 cutouts on its side to support a 3d printed enclosure (not included). There are two models: one for a basic rectangular enclosure and another for a car enclosure.

Ordering

While ordering, you will have the option to choose the colors of the first and second "group" of LEDs. Feel free to mix-and-match what you prefer, or even have them be the same color.

Also whole ordering, if you are ordering multiple you can choose to have your kits individually packed or packed in one bag. Please message me on the order regarding your preference on this.

Jumpers

There are 2 jumpers on the back, allowing you to have 2 different LED blinking patterns. There is a trace connecting the middle jumper pad to a particular side pad, so the circuit will work without touching the jumpers. But if you like the other blinking pattern, you could change the jumpers to your liking (See the Jumpers instruction on the project's documentation).

Instructions

All the instructions for this kits are available online (Found Here!). They are all in a letter format in case you would like to print it out (you will need a color printer tough). My personal recommendation is to have the instructions page loaded on your phone or laptop as you solder.

Everything about this project (the KiCad design files, the instructions, etc.) are all open source on the project's Github repository. Feel free to have a look around.

Changelog for revisions:

• V1.1: Updated transistor footprint to be more beginner friendly.
• V1.0: Initial Release