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Mar 8, 2009. 7:53 PMmaster key
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The Electronics club
http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com
Has information about components and soldering.
It's not a club.
http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com
Has information about components and soldering.
It's not a club.
Feb 3, 2009. 1:56 PMste5442
says:
Like UziMonkey, I recommend the theory before the practice.
You dont need to go mad on theory to start making useful circuits but a little helps!
Find a book called 'The Art Of Electronics' by Horowitz and Hill and have a good read of it. It is the only book you will need for quite a while and its an easy read!
Feel free to post any questions you have on my forum....please note that it is a little lacking in users since its only a few days old but I will reply to you ;-)
Hope this helps!
PCBPolice Electronics Forum - we need some users....please!
You dont need to go mad on theory to start making useful circuits but a little helps!
Find a book called 'The Art Of Electronics' by Horowitz and Hill and have a good read of it. It is the only book you will need for quite a while and its an easy read!
Feel free to post any questions you have on my forum....please note that it is a little lacking in users since its only a few days old but I will reply to you ;-)
Hope this helps!
PCBPolice Electronics Forum - we need some users....please!
Jan 30, 2009. 8:49 PMUziMonkey
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Forget about soldering for now. Soldering is only useful when you have something you actually want to put together and keep. Get a solderless breadboard and some basic components. Also, a cheap digital multimeter so you can take measurements in your circuits. A good book is a must, one is available online for free here.
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