Any good electronics kits or intermediate hobbiests?
Robert Miller
courses to practice building and soldering circuits together. Heathkit
used to do this
but are there any new companies that have good projects to build?
Paul Burke
If another person posts to this NG (or any other) spelling "hobbyist" as
"hobbiest" I will possibly, in emulating the late Herr Hitler, do
something very nasty indeed to some poor defenceless carpet.
David L. Jones
In Australia we have Altronics, Jaycar, and Dick Smith who all produce
kits for varying skill levels based on projects from Silicon Chip
magazine and other sources.
Other countries would surely have hobby kit supplies as well.
Dave.
Eeyore
Robert Miller wrote:
What country are you in ?
Here's a good place to start.
http://www.elektor.com/
Graham
kell
Ramsey electronics.
D from BC
Rich Grise
Well, they're superlative, don't you see:
Hobby, Hobbier, Hobbiest. ;-)
</sarcasm>
Cheers!
Rich
Peter Nyffeler
In our electronic courses we use Elencos AM/FM Radio Kit and Training Course
(AMFM108K ) and Deluxe Full Function Digital Multimeter Kit (M2666K ).
See www.elenco.com
CS-sales www.cs-sales.net send them to Europe.
Peter Nyffeler
ETH Physical Chemistry
JeffM
>I'm looking for a company that builds kits
>for someone taking electronics courses
>to practice building and soldering circuits together.
http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:C3N1SGOS5bwJ:www.vakits.com/index.php?cPath=47+extra.parts+Audio.Amplifier+include-*-PCB-*-Schematic-*-*-parts+Copyright+Copyright+Printable.Catalog+also.offered.as.PCB-Only.kits+NightFire+Power.Supply
http://www.google.com/search?q=area-code-352
When using a world-wide medium,
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(especially since your provider makes an effort
to strip out any geographic information).
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