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Looking for a *USEFUL* PROJECT book.

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From: Mike Carter
Date: Fri, 27 Jan 1989 05:38
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After rummaging through stockpiles of books at just about every bookstore
here in AZ, I am amazed to find that truly good electronics projects
books are a very *RARE* find.
Is everyone buttoning up on experimentals and schematics these days, or
am I imagining that the same projects from 10 years ago are being
regurgitated over and over again in all the electronics magazines?
(i.e. BUILD THIS STEREO-T.V. DECODER, PART MMCXLV, or FORREST MIMMS plays
with J-K Flip-flops etc etc et al ad nauseam...)
I've been collecting project books over the years and find them to be an
invaluable source for getting parts of circuits done quickly without
too much hair-pulling. Anyone got ideas or sources ?
 
"We have control of the Horizontal, We have control of the Vertical..."
 
		-Mike @ XROADS!
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From: wiz@xroads.UUCP (Mike Carter)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Looking for a *USEFUL* PROJECT book.
Keywords: So far, only JUNK.
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Date: 27 Jan 89 05:38:09 GMT
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