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News: June 2024 New Zealand newsagent delays (updated 13/06/2024)

The November 2024 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 31st October.

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In the November 2024 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: The hydraulic analogy is valuable for beginners
  • Feature: Nikola Tesla, Part 2
  • Project: Variable Speed Drive Mk2, Part 1
  • Feature: Precision Electronics, Part 1
  • Project: Surf Sound Simulator
  • Project: JMP014 - Analog pace clock & stopwatch
  • Project: JMP013 - Digital spirit level
  • Project: FlexiDice
  • Circuit Notebook: Tunnel timer uses 555 instead of a microcontroller
  • Circuit Notebook: Using a common IC to generate a negative rail
  • Circuit Notebook: Model train rail blockage detector
  • Feature: 0.91-inch OLED Screen
  • Project: 3D Printer Filament Dryer, Part 2
  • Feature: Maxwell’s Equations
  • Serviceman's Log: The Show Must Go On
  • Vintage Radio: Revisting the Zenith Royal 500

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