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The Curious Electric Company specialise in creating electronic kits that help you monitor and measure the world around you! With our kits you can take the pulse of our planet, collect and share data and knowledge with the world. Be informed - stay curious! From measuring to logging and from interaction to control. The Curious Electric Company brings you electronics projects, sensors, loggers, experiments and more to help you stay curious about the world around you.
United Kingdom
The kit arrived promptly and with great instructions and relatively easy to assemble. There was a small issue that was rectified very quickly and now I have a great bat detector that I am proud to have assembled. Highly recommend. Thanks.
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Thanks so much for your review!
Very, I got the solar powers torch for my brothers birthday and he loved it.
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