Saturday, June 09, 2007

The American QRP Club

The American QRP Club

The American QRP Club was formed in June 2003, and later incorporated, as a organization of ham radio operating enthusiasts interested in low power operation - these types of hams are called QRPers. The AmQRP Club is not affiliated with any geographic area and its membership does not meet monthly as do many regional radio clubs. Instead, the AmQRP provides online information, instruction, goods and services to the general QRP population for educational and enjoyment purposes.

AmQRP QRP Club Kits

Friday, June 08, 2007

Electronic Peasant

Electronic Peasant!


What's new? Clones of the legendary Steim Cracklebox: KrackleCats!

EDN: Electronics Design

EDN: Electronics Design, Strategy, News

EDN.com, the Internet home of Electronic News, EDN, and Electronic Business, delivers a three-dimensional view of the electronics industry via breaking news coverage, strategic business information, and in-depth technical engineering content.

Electronics EE

Electronics EE

electronics library free technical online directory dedicated to research and devellopment and science advances for all engineers working in the electronics and electrical industry including papers thesis docs publication.

electronics tutorials

electronics tutorials

Offering free comprehensive basic electronics tutorials in amplifiers, antennas, ham radio, filters, oscillators, power supply, receivers, test equipment, transmitters, radio design and electronics design. Links to data sheets and electronics reference and text books. Ian Purdie VK2TIP.

Electronics tutorials offered by www.electronics-tutorials.com are FREE to you and are extremely comprehensive with over 120 individual electronics tutorials topics covering a very wide range of electronics.

Wednesday, June 06, 2007

TubePad 5.0

TubePad 5.0

TubePad, in all versions, is a free for use share-ware library of images which were created by Gary Johanson, WD4NKA, who holds the copyright to the images and the name "TubePad". TubePad may be used without restriction in non pecuniary applications, such as private web sites, educational sites, etc. Sites that sell items for profit, commercial sites can use TubePad too, but with a proviso: Tell the viewer that you are using TubePad in a way that they can find it. Or, include the name "TubePad", and whatever version you are using, somewhere on the margin or lower or upper corner of your schematic. It would be considerate if everyone did this, commercial or not, just for the sake of spreading the availability of TubePad. but for profit sites, i will make it a requirement. For your convenience, please copy and paste the following to an appropriate place near your TubePad schematic, or in a place where it can be found:
Schematics:TubePad

http://www.qsl.net/wd4nka/form.html

Gary Johanson, WD4NKA. The purpose of this site is not only to provide an expanding resource of information for the Tube/Valve oriented homebrewer....

Robotics Projects

Robotics Projects

Making a simple effective whisker bumper

We all have need of that last line of defense when the SONAR glitches, the IRPD doesn't and our bot is on a collision course with a table leg. That last defense against re-kitting is a bumper. I have made a few from microswitches, miniswitches and other things - usually they work, sometimes they need too much force to work and "ugh" collision. This example is another type of sensor that doesn't use a switch, its parts are super cheap and it works just great. Its a "whisker" bumper. Here are the parts you need to build one too.


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