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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.
November 1, 2008 - Huppin's teamed up with Sony and Waste Management to offer a free drop off location to recycle old electronics. The event was a great success. Over 2000 people contributed to recycling 175,000 lbs of electronics.
My electronics bench, oscilloscope and power supply project. The oscilloscope is an HP 54501A 100MHz 4-channel scope I picked up for about $250. The power supply is a variable output DC power supply with about 10 amp output capability. I made it from scratch.
Malayalam electronics..on line electronics magazine. For subscription send a mail to electronicskeralam@yahoo.com
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).
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...