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Freeplay EyeMax Competition winner announced

Congratulations to Samantha Stevens, who is now the proud owner of the Freeplay EyeMax Radio.

The answer to the question, "Which of the following designs combines a PIC and three constant buck converters to create an RGB LED controller?" was D - Pete decided to give his lamp a facelift.

The competition closed yesterday and the winner was chosen by random. Thank you to everyone who entered.

Freeplay wind-up radio

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