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« Robotville, livin' la vida robot | Main | Design a Tricorder, win $10 million »

And the winner is...

crystal radio small pic.jpgTime to announce the winner of the latest Gadget Master competition, sponsored by Digi-Key. Up for grabs was a Maxitronix Crystal Radio Set Electronic Kit.

Thanks to all those who took part, and this is where I usually say 'there can only be one winner'... This time, however, we have three of the prizes to give away!...

[cue drum roll]

John, Stuart, and Alastair - the prizes will be posted very shortly.

We asked:

The recent Turn on. Tune in. Lisen up featured a number of posts involving radio transmissions. Which one contains a picture of a small tin of Ozon mints?

The correct response was: Hans knows the truth is out there

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