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1. won't ...I would like to apologise. I got a little carried away with that post that was deleted. It wont happen again. Sorry.
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1. won't ...I would like to apologise. I got a little carried away with that post that was deleted. It wont happen again. Sorry.
1. won't ...
Marks256 said:Holy crap! How did that get there? Maybe i am dyslexic? Wow, i think i meant to say "You don't say the phrase...".
Wise choice, it is getting ugly!
If your not ready for spending on components you can either strip down old equipment for parts (I did this for the first 6 years of my learning electronics) or you can simulate it till your comfortable to try it out for real, try this https://www.virtualbreadboard.com/ , i find it pretty good, not as good as ISIS or Electronics Workbench (Multisim) for simulation but its easy to use.
good luck.
I don't know if they sell these things anymore, but back when I was a wee lad, my dad bought me a RadioShack "300-in-1" kit, where all the pieces had springs on them and you could connect wires between them. It came with a huge manual that showed a bunch (300!) of different circuits.
At the time, I was just fascinated that I could put them together the way I did. Later on though, reverse engineering them really helped to solidify my understanding of how they worked and how the principles could be applied to my own circuits.
There is a free tool that cures all of these problems though - google toolbar. There's a button on google tool bar called ABC Check, which checks all the spelling on your current web page. If you click it after you've typed out your post it'll go through and highlight all your spelling errors for you, giving you the option to substitute what you've written for the correct version. It's very good.