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Most read Gadget Master posts in November

circuit - build your own AM.jpgDecember is here and Christmas is fast approaching but there is still some November business to consider - which posts have proved the most popular on Gadget Master among your peers, for the last month?

Well, the answer covers Bluetooth, LEDs, AM transmitters and even the seasonal Christmas-tree lights tester...

Let's take it in reverse order:

10. Build your own LED bicycle lights

9. Build your own laser harp

8. Crystal Radio Kit Competition

7. Steve Wozniak's Nixie tube wrist watch

6. Turn on. Tune in. Listen up

5. Simple Christmas-tree lights tester

4. Ultra-bright and ultra-durable LED bicycle lights

3. Lego + microprocessor + Bluetooth == TimeTwister

2. Build your own LED cube

1. New music into old radios - build your own AM transmitter

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