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» In Canada, it is regulated by the CWB. It's a standard for weld quality and strength. …
» Not if you need a code weld.
» The polarity is changing sixty times per second, so the arc is constantly stop and rees…
» Bear in mind: Welding with AC is much harder than welding with DC.
» He's supposed to be wearing a proper welding helmet. A sunburn from welding hurts like…
» Or, to the chemists in the group, a reducing flame.
» I was thinking, you could make it a fair bit smaller using the SOIC variant.
» My only concern with a switching power supply is noise. It's difficult to filter out a…
» It is possible to tune them. There is a whole field of harmonica hacking, changing the…
» I saw a very nifty variant on this at a steam show once. A fellow had attached a belt …
» Not if you need a code weld.
» The polarity is changing sixty times per second, so the arc is constantly stop and rees…
» Bear in mind: Welding with AC is much harder than welding with DC.
» He's supposed to be wearing a proper welding helmet. A sunburn from welding hurts like…
» Or, to the chemists in the group, a reducing flame.
» I was thinking, you could make it a fair bit smaller using the SOIC variant.
» My only concern with a switching power supply is noise. It's difficult to filter out a…
» It is possible to tune them. There is a whole field of harmonica hacking, changing the…
» I saw a very nifty variant on this at a steam show once. A fellow had attached a belt …
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Jan 20, 2007. 9:56 PMAeshir
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I've read some stuff about the book, including an excerpt and well, i'm pretty much a total n00b when it comes to it. It seems to advanced to me. i need some type of full example or something.
Jan 20, 2007. 11:56 PMwackyvorlon (author)
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If you're just getting started, it may prove a bit advanced. You might want to look into getting your ham radio license, the material usual gives a very good coverage of basic electronics.
Jan 21, 2007. 5:42 PMwackyvorlon (author)
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Getting licensed for amateur radio often involves learning basic electronics. I've found it to be a great way to get started, and it opens up the doors to play with a lot of nifty technology.
Jan 21, 2007. 6:35 PMwackyvorlon (author)
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