Source the Parts

The parts you need are:

• a Membership Card kit from Lee Hart or the bare CPU board and the required components separately sourced.
• a 30 pin female header Digikey part S7028-ND or similar.
• an Olduino bare PCB available from me.
• The components for the Olduino itself:
  1. C1-C9 .1uf ceramic cap  Digikey 445-5258-ND or similar
  2. IC1 74HC374N
  3. IC2 74HC595
  4. IC3,IC6 74HC00N
  5. IC5 ATMEGA328P – available pre-programmed from me or digikey ATMEGA328P-PU-ND. NOTE: make sure this is an ATMEGA328P not just ATMEGA328 and that it is a 20MHz part.
  6. IC7 74HC02
  7. IC8 74HC165
  8. J1 30 pin male header Digikey SAM1112-30-ND or similar. NOTE: the digikey price seems outrageous.
  9. J2 6 pin male header Digikey SAM1112-06-ND or similar
  10. J3, J4 8 position female headers Digikey S7006-ND or similar
  11. J5,J6 6 position female header Digikey S7004-ND or similar
  12. J7 3X2 pin male header for ICSP programming possibly Digikey 5-5176264-8-ND
  13. QLED 3mm Red LED
  14. R1 10k  1/8 watt resistor
  15. R2,R3,R5 1K 1/8 watt resistor
  16. R4,R6 0 ohm resistor (small piece of bare wire)
  17. S1 RESET SWITCH-MOMENTARY Digikey 450-1650-ND or similar
  18. SV3  6 pin right angle male header
  19. X1 20MHz ceramic resonator Digikey X909-ND or similar

Note that I have tried to give Digikey references for things but I have sourced components mainly from my parts drawer so I am not extremely confident.  One excellent source for parts is the Seeed Studio Protoshield kit for arduino available at Radio Shack on sale now for $6.95.  This will get you most of the headers you need, the switch, and a few resistors.