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Contents
Vol.18, No.12; December 2005
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FEATURES
22 Car Sound On The Cheap; Pt.2
Buying the amplifier and subwoofer and the wiring options – by Julian Edgar
40 The Microbric Viper
No soldering required: all you need is a screwdriver to build this state-of-theart programmable robot and all the bits are reusable – by Ross Tester
61 Excellence In Education Technology Awards
Universal High-Energy Ignition
System – Page 30.
SILICON CHIP’s new awards for electronics technology in education
PROJECTS TO BUILD
8 Building The Ultimate Jukebox; Pt.1
This Jukebox won’t eat up your $2 coins but gives you all the features you
want. You build it using a computer, an amplifier module and a speaker, plus
some specialised jukebox software – by Ross Tester
30 Universal High-Energy Ignition System; Pt.1
It works with a variety of trigger inputs and uses a PIC microcontroller to
control the switching transistor – by John Clarke
62 Remote LED Annunciator For Queue Control
Got a queue situation? This project will stop the arguments and punch-ups
by ensuring that people are served in their turn – by Jim Rowe
72 Build A MIDI Drum Kit; Pt.2
It offers a staggering 546 drum sounds and there’s not a stretched skin in
sight! Here’s how to build the control unit – by John Clarke
The Microbric Viper – Page 40.
85 433MHz Wireless Data Communication
Want to get your Picaxe talking without wires? We show you how to use
Jaycar’s dirt cheap 433MHz UHF data modules, plus there’s a 433MHz Yagi
antenna to build – by Stan Swan
96 PIC In-Circuit Programming Add-On Adaptor
What, no in-circuit programming facility on your PIC Programmer? Here’s
how you can add this useful feature – by Keith Anderson
SPECIAL COLUMNS
44 Circuit Notebook
(1) Solar Hot Water Differential Pump Controller; (2) The Mystery Swinger;
(3) Clap-Controlled Switch
48 Serviceman’s Log
Remote LED Annunciator
For Queue Control – Page 62.
Diagnostic codes: help or hindrance? – by the TV Serviceman
82 Salvage It!
So you’ve scrounged a VCR? Let’s salvage the good bits – by Julian Edgar
98 Vintage Radio
Ray Kelly and the Historical Radio Society of Aust. – by Rodney Champness
DEPARTMENTS
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Publisher’s Letter
Mailbag
Product Showcase
Order Form
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Notes & Errata
Market Centre
Ad Index
433MHz Data Communications
For Your Picaxe – Page 85.
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