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Contents
Vol.14, No.7; July 2001
FEATURES
6 Digital
Amplifiers Are Here!
The writing is on the wall for analog audio amplifiers. A new breed of digital
audio power amplifiers is about to take over and they offer lots of benefits –
by Jim Rowe
81 Review: Tektronix TDS3014 Colour Oscilloscope
It fits in a shoebox yet boasts an impressive range of features including a
colour LCD, an inbuilt disk drive and a printer port – by Leo Simpson
86 Review: PrimSound dScope Audio Test System
New Windows-based audio test system measures in both the analog and
digital domains – by Leo Simpson
The HeartMate Heart Rate Monitor –
Page 28.
PROJECTS TO BUILD
28 The HeartMate Heart Rate Monitor
Build it and keep tabs on your ticker. It’s just the shot for monitoring your
heart rate during exercise, so you don’t overdo it – by John Clarke
43 Do Not Disturb Telephone Timer
It takes your phone off-hook and automatically hangs up again after a preset
time. A LED indicates when the phone is off-hook – by John Clarke
60 Pic-Toc – A Simple Digital Alarm Clock
What has less than 20 parts and can wake you in the morning? It’s the PicToc alarm clock and it’s really easy to build – by Michael Moore
66 A Fast Universal Battery Charger; Pt.2
Second article has all the construction details. This unit will solve all your
charging problems once and for all – by John Clarke
COMPUTERS
Do Not Disturb Telephone Timer
– Page 43.
14 A PC To Die For, Pt.2 – You Can Build It For Yourself
Partitioning & formatting the hard disk drive, installing the operating system
& squashing the bugs – by Greg Swain
77 Computer Tips: Backing Up Your Email
Backing up your email, DOS for Windows Me, HyperTerminal update & making a quick exit from Windows 98 – by Peter Smith
SPECIAL COLUMNS
38 Serviceman’s Log
The Televideo that committed hari-kari – by the TV Serviceman
90 Vintage Radio
How to repair Bakelite cabinets – by Rodney Champness
DEPARTMENTS
2 Publisher’s Letter 98 Ask Silicon Chip
57 Subscriptions Form
100 Notes & Errata
58 Mailbag
102 Market Centre
88 Products Showcase
104 Advertising Index
Pic Toc: A Simple Digital Alarm
Clock – Page 60.
Penguin’s off!
Unfortunately, lack of space
has forced us to hold over
the third article on “Using Linux As An Internet
Gateway”. It’ll be there next
month – we promise!
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