No, I don't think they've been shipped out yet.

=D8yvind Tjervaag wrote:

>Has anyone (that entered for the Z80 kit of course) gotten their kit
>yet? I put in a request for one, but haven't received one yet. I've not
>tried the Z80, but it ceirtainly looks good...
>
>Oyvind
>
>
>On Tue, 2004-04-13 at 02:56, Herbert Graf wrote:
> =20
>
>>>Any idea what sort of complexity the contest entry has to have?
>>>
>>>Something that blinks LEDs or an internet enabled home automation
>>>system? :)
>>>
>>>I took a look at the contest when it was first mentioned here but
>>>I've never
>>>used an AVR, so I figured anything I could come up with in time
>>>would be too
>>>simplistic.  The $5 subscription looks pretty nice though.
>>>
>>>Jason
>>>     =20
>>>
>>        Hehe, well I'm being selfish, I got the starter kit to GET star=
ted in AVRs,
>>they are completely new to me also! :) I'm not doing it so much for the=
 sack
>>of the contest, but I do plan to submit what I come up with. TTYL
>>
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