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On Tuesday 8 July 2014 school kids enjoyed constructing their own electronic devices at a Madlab Electronics Workshop, just one of many fun holiday activities held in Max Webber Library.
Solder pads on the underside for CR1-4. These are the rectifier diodes for the +230VDC HV (High Voltage) section that ultimately feeds the gas discharge score displays. Notice that it looks like someone scored and cut some tracks (bottom left and top right). No idea why?
My fake CHINA SONY 29 GIG flash drive - Which I took apart after feeling that I didn't care much about. We bargained the asses off them China Vendors - 30 yuan (S$6).
Ground Electronics Maintenance Division maintains electronic/electrical systems supporting airspace and airfield management to the highest extent possible to maximize operational availability and mission capability of Naval District Washing and NAS Patuxent River Air Operations Program.
Kit from www.electriclaboratory.com/shop/
First electronics kit I've ever made! I soldered everything correctly the first time but I might re-do the leads to the battery pack. I didn't want to trim off too much but now I see they do need to be shorter...
PTL Electronics main brochure. Prior to acquisition by Moventis Capital, PTL Electronics did not have a logo, tagline, website or brochure. Following a marketing audit, I recommended a logo and tagline (PTL Electronics - Bringing Products to Life) and led the development of a company brochure and website.
Opened 1970, by 1979 sold Atari 2600, Magnavox Odyssey2, Fairchild Channel F, and even Intellivision (for just 2 months)