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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.
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.
Full description and reverse-engineering analysis here: www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/looking-inside-an-old-airc...
I managed to trim 7 in from the width of the electronics mounting board and here I'm taking a whack at mounting it vertically to the starboard side of the main frame. In order to have two fastening points I welded up the (unpainted) vertical strut on the left side of the photo. Once I'd proved to myself that it would work I welded a pair of nuts to the part that slips over the frame, then used setscrews to fasten it securely.
The pads at the end of the dummy load can be used for monitoring the output power using a DVM. The diode (D1) rectifies the RF signal into DC.
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.
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.
Day 2: In Palo Alto, CA. My boss really wanted to go to this store. I was enamored by the wild west mannequins.
Day 2: In Palo Alto, CA. My boss really wanted to go to this store. I was enamored by the wild west mannequins.
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.
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Full description and reverse-engineering analysis: www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/avionics-reverse-engineeri...