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Jon:

Here are some various electronic links.  Perhaps one or more will be of 
interest/use to you.  I realize Radio Shack is a Yank firm, but I have seen 
them there in smaller towns outside London, so perhaps there is one near you. 
 The ones here, at least, carry "basic" books, and if you can find one with a 
helpful/friendly staffer, you might become a PhD in a week!

Regards, and good luck!  Jan Rowland, Old Ugly Yank with attitude.

<A href="aol://5863:126/mB:197359">Electronic Projects</A>  
<A href=">Electronics</A>  
<A href=">Don Lancaster's GURU'S LAIR home page</A>  
<A href=">Diana's Electronics Info Page</A>  
<A href=">555 tutorial</A>  
<A href=">HowStuffWorks - Learn how Everything Works!</A>

J Mitchell

#266

Hi,

I have been lurking on this list for ages, as I want to learn more about electronics (especially interfacing pic chips to the real world), but as of yet I am still learning and mostly confused! :o)

Although I can assemble small project PCBs and roughly understand how they work, my understanding of why "that" resistor is "there" is next to zero.

I have a couple of questions for the group.

1.    are there any good basic electronic foundation tutorials on the net? all the ones I find are too basic (like what a resistor is)

2.    Anyone here have any experience of ultrasonic cleaning baths? I have the schematic for the electrical side, with an explanation of many of the components, but I have no idea what specific components to use, anyone interested in looking at the schematic, helping me make one of these and furthering my electrical experience and understanding?

thanks in advance

Jon

PS:    Anyone here ever known someone to buy one of the cheap (under $300) fibrescopes? (also known as a borescope or endoscope)... I would love one of these, but I suspect they are trash.

#267

Some good places to look for links to tutorials:



A good place for links and to ask for help learning
electronics:


The ultrasonic cleaner schematics should have part
numbers for the transistors. I'd suggest going to the
Electronics_101 list, post the schematic to the files
section and ask for help there. I'm on that list also,
there are over 1000 members.

Steve Greenfield

--- J Mitchell <jonster_man@...> wrote:
Hi,

I have been lurking on this list for ages, as I want
to learn more about electronics (especially
interfacing pic chips to the real world), but as of
yet I am still learning and mostly confused! :o)

Although I can assemble small project PCBs and
roughly understand how they work, my understanding
of why "that" resistor is "there" is next to zero.

I have a couple of questions for the group.

1.    are there any good basic electronic foundation
tutorials on the net? all the ones I find are too
basic (like what a resistor is)

2.    Anyone here have any experience of ultrasonic
cleaning baths? I have the schematic for the
electrical side, with an explanation of many of the
components, but I have no idea what specific
components to use, anyone interested in looking at
the schematic, helping me make one of these and
furthering my electrical experience and
understanding?

thanks in advance

Jon

PS:    Anyone here ever known someone to buy one of
the cheap (under $300) fibrescopes? (also known as a
borescope or endoscope)... I would love one of
these, but I suspect they are trash.
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J Mitchell

#268

Thanks, checking it out now!

No part numbers on the schematic :o( but its a very simple looking circuit.... will try the 101 group.

jon

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----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Steve Greenfield 
  To: Homebrew_PCBs@... 
  Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2002 12:58 AM
  Subject: Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] ultrasonic cleaners


  Some good places to look for links to tutorials:
  
  

  A good place for links and to ask for help learning
  electronics:
  

  The ultrasonic cleaner schematics should have part
  numbers for the transistors. I'd suggest going to the
  Electronics_101 list, post the schematic to the files
  section and ask for help there. I'm on that list also,
  there are over 1000 members.

  Steve Greenfield

  --- J Mitchell <jonster_man@...> wrote:
  > Hi,
  > 
  > I have been lurking on this list for ages, as I want
  > to learn more about electronics (especially
  > interfacing pic chips to the real world), but as of
  > yet I am still learning and mostly confused! :o)
  > 
  > Although I can assemble small project PCBs and
  > roughly understand how they work, my understanding
  > of why "that" resistor is "there" is next to zero.
  > 
  > I have a couple of questions for the group.
  > 
  > 1.    are there any good basic electronic foundation
  > tutorials on the net? all the ones I find are too
  > basic (like what a resistor is)
  > 
  > 2.    Anyone here have any experience of ultrasonic
  > cleaning baths? I have the schematic for the
  > electrical side, with an explanation of many of the
  > components, but I have no idea what specific
  > components to use, anyone interested in looking at
  > the schematic, helping me make one of these and
  > furthering my electrical experience and
  > understanding?
  > 
  > thanks in advance
  > 
  > Jon
  > 
  > PS:    Anyone here ever known someone to buy one of
  > the cheap (under $300) fibrescopes? (also known as a
  > borescope or endoscope)... I would love one of
  > these, but I suspect they are trash.


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