TERRIBLE TERRIBLE. RECEIVED THREE ORDERS. TWO OF WHICH WERE SENT TO COLORADO (48252 51311), THE THIRD WAS SEND TO MY HOME IN NAPLES FL, DESTINED FOR COLORADO (57907). aLL HAVE BEEN CHARGED, SUCCESSFULLY, TO MY BELLCO DEBIT CARD. ONLY HAVE HAD QUESTIONS (DESPITE SENDING ORDER COPIES FROM M EMAIL). ABOUT READY TO GIVE UP 0N THEM. ALSO, NO PHONE NUMBER THAT DOES NOT DO INVENTR ANY FAVORS.

The kit has great promise While this kit has great promise I don't find the lessons detailed enough to do even the first few lessons without significant prior knowledge. I bought this for my 12 year old, but am struggling on my own. The 25 minute videos have good knowledge, but are slow and fail to hold even my attention. Following the steps for Day 3 is not giving the desired results, and attempting to leave feedback says I'm leaving duplicate response.

Thank you for requesting feedback. Thank you for requesting feedback. The actual kit is very impressive -- I'm impressed you were able to fit so much content into such a little box. The instructional videos that I've seen are not professionally produced and feel like an afterthought, but the kit itself is very well made. Thank you, and God bless you and yours.

The tutorials are well written but you need an active story to make it sparlke The tutorials are well written and work fine. the progression (so far) has worked well for me. I'm an adult entering this hobby, so the dry presentation is ok. however, were I a 12-year-old just thinking about electronics, the lack of a developed story line would drive me away. the story line is there but frankly you need an actor. you need a person who thru voice and visual content encourages the "astronaut" to fix their craft or they might die! build a little tension! so my recomendation is that the program is great BUT you need a script writer and an actor to perform the teacher role.

Good value, needs supplements The 30 Days Lost In Space kit is a pretty fun starter kit for the price. The lessons contain some interesting instruction, though I think they leave much to be desired in terms of scripting, sound balancing, and video editing -- they seem to have been done in one take with no script, which implies certainly no editing. They could be a lot tighter and more professional.