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I'm sending out Arduinos (Ohmify is turning 8!)

Hey there,

I started Ohmify to make learning electronics accessible to everyone - no matter your age, background, or profession.

Today, it's been 8 years since I launched Ohmify! And we're celebrating with a cool bonus for new members:

All new members who sign up for a yearly plan before Friday get an Arduino board and a beginner's component kit!

So you'll be getting:

  • 24/7 access to more than 700 electronics lessons (and counting!) to learn electronics - even if you have no previous experience.
  • A friendly community forum where you can ask questions about topics from the courses, get help troubleshooting or planning your projects, or any other electronics-related questions. No question is too basic!
  • An original Arduino UNO board + a beginner's kit with a selection of basic electronic components to get started.
  • Learning Tracks that tell you where to start and where to go next to learn specific skills such as Arduino, basic electronics, soldering, circuit board design, microcontrollers, and more. We'll help you so that you'll never get stuck.
  • Access to our member-only events such as live workshops, project contests, quizzes, and more.
  • Project tutorials to build real things with electronics such as a guitar pedal, a kitchen scale, an analog synthesizer, a marble maze game, an alarm clock, and much more.


The Arduino and the starter component kit ($65 worth of components) will be sent to you free of charge from our warehouse in Reno, Nevada.

This is a limited offer, only valid for new annual members until Friday the 5th of April. So you have to act fast if you want in.

Click here this button to claim your bonuses and join Ohmify today.

Keep On Soldering!
Oyvind @ build-electronic-circuits.com

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