Works great, looks great and fairly simple to put together if you know what you are doing.. If you are new to electronics it will be a little confusing as to which way certain things should be. Only 'complaint' is that as far as I can tell there is no way to stop the LEDs from flashing natively, so will need some modification.

Works great, looks great and fairly simple to put together if you know what you are doing.. If you are new to electronics it will be a little confusing as to which way certain things should be. Only 'complaint' is that as far as I can tell there is no way to stop the LEDs from flashing natively, so will need some modification.

Works great, looks great and fairly simple to put together if you know what you are doing.. If you are new to electronics it will be a little confusing as to which way certain things should be. Only 'complaint' is that as far as I can tell there is no way to stop the LEDs from flashing natively, so will need some modification.

This is a great kit if you want a non-multiplexed display with (static) individual drivers for each segment. Just like we used to make in the 1970's when LED's and TTL IC's first became available. The LED drivers can drive relays, optocouplers etc. to switch a much larger display e.g. 36W Fluorescent tubes. If you want to cast this board inside a block of clear plastic, fit reed switches where the pushbuttons are.

This is a great kit if you want a non-multiplexed display with (static) individual drivers for each segment. Just like we used to make in the 1970's when LED's and TTL IC's first became available. The LED drivers can drive relays, optocouplers etc. to switch a much larger display e.g. 36W Fluorescent tubes. If you want to cast this board inside a block of clear plastic, fit reed switches where the pushbuttons are.

This is a great kit if you want a non-multiplexed display with (static) individual drivers for each segment. Just like we used to make in the 1970's when LED's and TTL IC's first became available. The LED drivers can drive relays, optocouplers etc. to switch a much larger display e.g. 36W Fluorescent tubes. If you want to cast this board inside a block of clear plastic, fit reed switches where the pushbuttons are.