T-Shirts and Raffle Prizes

Please help support Robothon by purchasing t-shirts and raffle tickets. They can be purchased during Seattle Robotic Society meetings, or at Robothon. The proceeds from these sales are a significant portion of the revenue that allows us to host this event at no cost to the competitors or spectators.

The shirt features a 50's style robot on the back, and the SRS logo on the front of a high quality black t-shirt. There are limited number of t-shirts, and at $20 they will sell out quickly, so please purchase yours soon.

There are several options for purchasing raffle tickets. They start at $1 per ticket, however if you purchase $20 worth, you recieve 25 tickets. And for $50 you recieve 50 tickets and a t-shirt (while supplies last).
Raffle tickets are purchased for the raffle prize you are interested in, so you won't win a prize that you don't want.

Raffle Prizes

	Bundle Package A: Need a hand? We've got the prize for you: L6AC: 6 axis robotic arm donated by Lynxmotion.
	Bundle Package B: Boe-Bot: This kit is an excellent place to get started in the exciting world of robotics, even if you have no prior experience. Two of these kits were generously donated by Parallax, so there will be two drawings.
	Bundle Package C: Scribbler: The Scribbler is a fully programmable, intelligent robot with multiple sensor systems that let it interact with people and objects. It navigates on its own as it explores its surroundings, and then reports back about what it senses using light and sound. This kit was generously donated by Scribbler Robot.
	Bundle Package D: BEAM Bots: This first bundle contains three generous donations by Solarbotics. It includes two Solarspeeder kits, and one Photopopper kit.
	Bundle Package E: Turbot Kit: Also featured in our Robot Building Workshop on Saturday, this robot is designed with no default sense of up or down, left or right, the Turbot scrambles over the ladscape, easily tackling obstacles equal in height to itself! Solarbotics very generously donated 2 kits. There will be two drawings.
	Bundle Package F: Sumovore 1: This first of the Sumovore kits is perfect for getting started in building Mini Sumo robots. This design even won a division at Robothon last year. This was also donoted by the wonderful people at Solarbotics.
	Bundle Package G: Sumovore 2: This second Sumovore kit is also perfect for getting started in building Mini Sumo robots. Plus it includes a brainboard add-on, that allows for more options. The ATmega8-based Brainboard lets you program in practically any language (some free!), and download the code via a simple parallel-port cable! The very giving folks Solarbotics donated this kit as well.
	Bundle Package H: Scoutwalker 3: This kit is ideal for your walking robot experiments, and uses a clever two motor approach. This is the third version of the Scoutwalker that Solarbotics has created.
	Bundle Package I: Motors and Controllers: This nice bundle of goodies has the new Baby Orangutan robot controller, the new low-voltage dual serial motor controller, and the micro motor controller from Pololu, and includes a GM (motor) price pack from Solarbotics.
	Bundle Package J: Motor Driver & Controller: Another set of goodies from the great folks at Pololu. It includes a 30-amp motor driver board, the Orangutan robot controller, and a very handy USB to serial adapter.
	Bundle Package K: Motor Controller: And one last treat from Pololu. The new SMC04 high-power motor controller with feedback.
	Bundle Package L: Mavric Board: BDMICRO has generously donated two MAVRIC-IIB boards. They are powerful microcontroller boards based on the ATmega128 MCU. They are fully programmable using familiar languages such as C and BASIC. There will be two drawings.
	Bundle Package M: GPS Kit: This kit includes all the needed parts to get up and running instantly with the Lassen iQ GPS receiver: Trimble Lassen IQ Receiver, USB Eval Board, 6' AtoB USB Cable, 12mm Lithium coin cell battery, Connector cable (Hirose HFL to SMA for Lassen iQ) and an Active antenna with magnetic mount and 5m cable. This set was generously donated by Sparkfun.