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Adafruit MiniPOV3 Kit Make it!

This tutorial may be outdated. It is no longer recommended for beginners, and may need modifications to code or hardware that is not indicated in the tutorial.

Adafruit MiniPOV3 Kit

The newest, bestest MiniPOV ever!

by lady ada

published July 17, 2013, last edited July 17, 2013

posted in Adafruit Products

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