Building the MiniPOV v3

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Andrew writes -

For a long time I’ve been interested in electronics, it comes with the geek territory. So when I read about the Arduino electronics platform and it’s ability to be programmed via Processing I was very excited. However, I decided to start small and build up my non-existent electronic skills.

To develop my skills I bought a MiniPOV v3 kit, this is a little kit designed to teach soldering, programming micro-controls and is just fun play with. In total, the kit took around five to six hours to construct and flash.

At first the soldering rather difficult and resulted in a few messy joints, but over time I got better, with faster and cleaner solders. While not perfect, it did work first time. I decided to document the process with a serious of photos and videos.

Filed under: minipov — by adafruit, posted January 20, 2010 at 8:10 am


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1 Comment

  1. Good! You tried your best. ;)

    Comment by Brandon Dowdy — July 11, 2010 @ 1:43 pm

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