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Author: Jim Bennett

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 # BBC micro:bit Friend Detector
 
-The [BBC micro:bit](https://amzn.to/2UxQNiM) is a pocket-sized computer that allows you to have loads of fun whilst learning digital technology and computer science. You can program it using block-based coding and build anything - from simple programs to lighti up LEDs to robots, musical instruments and more.
+The [BBC micro:bit](https://amzn.to/2UxQNiM) is a pocket-sized computer that allows you to have loads of fun whilst learning digital technology and computer science. You can program it using block-based coding and build anything - from simple programs to light up LEDs, to robots, musical instruments and more.
 
 ![micro:bit logo](https://microbit.org/images/microbit-logo-stripped.png)
 
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 * A computer connected to the internet
 * A micro USB cable (if you by the micro:bit Go kit linked above it contains this already). You may need a UBC-C to USB-A adapter if your computer only has USB-C ports (for example modern Macs).
 * A micro:bit battery pack and batteries (if you by the micro:bit Go kit linked above it contains this already)
-* Some duct tape
+* Some duct tape (I recommend this [rainbow duct tape](https://amzn.to/2XLnFGN))
 * Velcro
 
 ![Picture of what is needed - a micro:bit with power pack, duct tape, velcro and a computer]()

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 * Select the *Pair device* option from the cog menu
 
-  ![The pair device option in the cog menu]()
+  ![The pair device option in the cog menu](../Images/PairDeviceMenu.png)
 
 * Ensure your micro:bit is plugged in to your computer using a USB cable
 
 * Select **Pair device* from the popup
 
-  ![The pair device popup telling you to plug your micro:bit in with a USB cable]()
+  ![The pair device popup telling you to plug your micro:bit in with a USB cable](../Images/PairDevicePopup.png)
 
 * A dialog box will popup telling you that MakeCode wants to connect. It will show a list of any USB devices plugged in, including your micro:bit. Select your micro:bit and select **Connect**.
 
-  ![The USB connection dialog box]()
+  ![The USB connection dialog box](../Images/SelectDeviceToPair.png)
 
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