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Raspberry pi model b revision 2.0
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HP 2.0 Compact Speakers (BR387AA#ABA)
One of the 2 speakers has been cut off for use in a different project so it's just a single speaker which is more compact
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4.3" Color TFT Car Monitor
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Logitech HD Webcam C310
Has a decent microphone for voice recognition, I cannot think of a reason I would need the camera aspect of this to make a cup of tea though.
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Edimax EW-7811Un USB Adapter
Ethernet where I live is broken due to construction, wifi isn't necessary except for portability
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Belkin USB 2.0 4 Port Hub
Really cheap, but does the job
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Adafruit Raspberry Pi Prototyping Plate Kit
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Finum Brewing Large Basket
Arguably one of the best and easiest to clean brewing baskets for 1-3 cups of tea
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Power Switch Tail
Ostensibly one can control the mains in a cheaper way, but given that this is my first real hardware project and I don't want it to be my last - I went with the safer solution.
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High Temperature DS18B20 Temperature Sensor
This one: http://www.adafruit.com/products/642
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Food Grade Heat-Shrink Tubing
I have no idea if this is really necessary but I'd rather not die of cancer from drinking boiled temperature sensor wires.
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Tower Pro MG996R Servo
Initially I tried using a MG995 but the jitter was dramatic and the servo broke fairly quickly. I've had much more luck the the 996 Revision
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Wooden Dowel
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Kitchen Twine
Strongly advise that you use something that is not made of plastic since it will be in boiling water for extended periods of time
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Proctor Silex Kettle
This one: http://www.amazon.com/Proctor-Silex-45802B-Hot-Blue/dp/B00005V3W5
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