[Coco] Did anyone ever buy an NRI learning kit?

[EDDY SZCZERBINSKI]

Hello all,
I have an ad for that learning kit from 1982 from Popular Electronics in pdf if anyone is interested.

Eddy Szczerbinski
Président Comité des Patients de l'AMC
CMA Patient Voice Chairman
@EdSzczerbinski
418 580 8464 / 418 903 7877


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My stepfather bought a CoCo 2 64K as a kit and assembled it for me for Christmas. I have no idea where he got it, and I had no idea you could even buy a CoCo 2 as a kit...

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Subject: [Coco] Did anyone ever buy an NRI learning kit?

This old Popular Electronics magazine has an ad for it on page 18 and 19:

https://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Poptronics/80s/1982/Poptronics-1982-09.pdf

Learn on Your Own Computer
NRI training is more than lessons... it's experiences. You learn by doing, using the TRS -80 Color Computer to learn about control systems, programming, and troubleshooting. It comes with special computer -aided instruction programs to speed learning, is expandable for business and personal computing, and is yours to keep. And that's just the beginning. NRI's exclusive Discovery Lab(r) is designed to inter- face with your computer and special breadboarding card so you build demonstration circuitry, "see" inside ...

It looked pretty nifty - anyone have (or has seen) one?

John

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