Arduino Box for Arduino (A000009) | Proto-PIC.co.uk Loading... Please wait... Advanced Search | Search Tips Categories Our Newsletter Box for Arduino Loading zoom Price: £10.60 (inc VAT) £8.83 (exc VAT) Part ID: Brand: Arduino Weight: 65.0 Grams Rating: ( 3 product reviews ) Availability: 13 In Stock For Immediate Despatch Further Quantities Ordered On Demand which are usually despatched within 5 working days Buy in Bulk and Save! Quantity: Share on facebookShare on emailShare on printShare on twitterShare on linkedin Box for Arduino This plastic(flame retardent) box for Arduino fits an Arduino UNO board or an Arduino Mega 2560. Note: There is loads of space for the 9V battery if you are using the Arduino UNO but be warned, if you are using this box for the Arduino Mega, the board is just too long to get a PP3 in there too without a very tight sqeeze. Dimensions 87x64x28mm All the internal parts (Boards and battery) are not included. Please enable JavaScript to view the <a href=" Add to Wish List New Products Related Products
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