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The Arduino bonus offer expires in a few hours

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In a few hours, Ohmify's Birthday deal goes away for good.

This deal won't be available again soon, so time is ticking away on your opportunity to lock in a huge discount and jump-start your electronics learning journey.

Count down to 2024-04-06T07:00:00.000Z​

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Here's a recap of the benefits you can expect from an Ohmify membership:

  • An original Arduino UNO and our Beginner's Component Kit with more than 50 components in total (Value: $65)
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  • 24/7 access to more than 700 electronics lessons (and counting!) to learn electronics - even if you have no previous experience.
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  • A friendly community forum where you can ask questions, get help with projects, share your progress, or just chat with like-minded people. We take care of our members: Beginners are welcome, and no question is too basic!
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  • Learning Tracks that tell you where to start and where to go next to learn specific skills such as basic electronics, soldering, Arduino, PCB Design, and more. We'll guide you along the way, so you'll never get stuck.
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  • Access to our member-only events such as live workshops, project contests, quizzes, and more.
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  • 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.
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Click here to join before the deadline passes and this deal goes away:

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See you on the inside!

Oyvind @ build-electronic-circuits.com

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