Material List: 

Transmitter-  

1- ATmega163 40 pin DIP IC

1-UHF TRX 433 MHz (Radio Shack UHF Module)

1-7805 V Regulator

1- 4Mhz Crystal

1- Red LED

1- Green LED

1- Double Row Pin Header (Firmware Upgrades)

2- 0.01uF Electrolytic Caps

2- 33 pF Ceramic Caps

3- 120 pF Ceramic Caps

2- 1.5 kOhm Resistors (LED)

1- 433 MHz Antenna from RFDigital.com

1- 1uF Electrolytic Cap

1- 18 Ohm Resistor (3dB pad)

2- 295 Ohm Resistor (3dB pad)

5 - Resistive Flex Sensors (Nintendo Power Glove)

5- Resistors (Depend on the value of the Flex Sensors)

1- Pack of extra caps (ceramic and electrolytic)

1- Pack of extra resistors

1- Pack of wires (jumpers)

1- Pack of Zip ties

1- Pack of LED clips

1- Pack of ferrite beads

1- 6 X 2 X 1.5 enclosure

1- Section of shielded cable

1- PCB Board Kit

1- Small SPST sliding switch

1- Pack of 9V batteries

1- 9V battery Clip

1- 9V battery harness

1 - Arm strap (To strap enclosure to your arm)

Receiver-

(Some components may be duplicated from TRX list)

1- 433 MHz Receiver (Radio Shack UHF Module)

1- Green LED with 1KOhm Resistor

1- Red LED with 1KOhm Resistor

1- MAX232 Line driver IC

4- 1uF Electrolytic Caps

3- 0.01uF Electrolytic Caps

2- 10uF Electrolytic Caps

1- 18 Ohm Resistor (3dB pad)

2 - 295 Ohm Resistor (3dB pad)

1- 1KOhm Resistor

1- 1 Meg Resistor

1- 433 MHz Antenna (RFDigital.com)

1- Serial Cable

1- 7805 V Regulator

1- 9V Power Module (Plug in module for Voltage Source)

1- Toggle Switch

2- LED holders

1- Power Jack for plug in module

1- 4.5 X 2.5 X 1.5 Enclosure

1- Pack of wires

1- Pack of Zip Ties

1- Pack of rubber feet

1- Pack of extra caps (ceramic and electrolytic)

1- PCB Board Kit

Tools-

Oscope

Soldering Iron

Dremel with attachments

Hack Saw

Mini Vise

ATmega Programmer-STK500

Desktop PC

& A HELL OF A LOT OF TIME!!!!!!!