Little Bird Electronics
Little Bird Electronics is an Australian maker brand offering a wide range of electronics components, modules, cases, and accessories designed for hobbyists, educators, and STEM enthusiasts. From microcontroller add-ons and sensor modules to enclosures and cables, everything is made with makers in mind.
Whether you're building your first Arduino project or expanding a Raspberry Pi setup, these products are stocked locally and ready to ship across Australia.
Transistor 2N2222A-331 Bipolar NPN 75V 800mA 500mW TO92 - 10 pack
SKU: LB-LS3779 | Brand: Little Bird
A pack of 10 general-purpose 2N2222A NPN bipolar transistors in a TO-92 package. The 2N2222A is one of the most widely used transistors in electronics, suitable for switching and signal amplification in a broad range ...
Delivered by Thu 18 Jun
LED - Basic Red 5mm x 100
SKU: LB-RED-100 | Brand: Little Bird
A bulk pack of 100 red 5mm through-hole LEDs. These standard LEDs are ideal for power indicators, status lights, and general-purpose projects. Key Features 5mm Diameter – Standard size for breadboards and PCBs Red...
Delivered by Thu 18 Jun
Push Buttons with Round Keycaps in Case 25 pack
SKU: LB-PT91073 | Brand: Little Bird
This 25-pack of momentary push buttons comes with colour-coded round keycaps in a handy storage case. Each button includes a matching keycap, making them easy to organise and use across projects. The assortment of fiv...
Delivered by Thu 18 Jun
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