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Contents
Vol.19, No.7; July 2006
FEATURES
8 MoTeC Race Car Data Logging
Want to monitor racing car performance data in real time? This innovative
system from MoTeC delivers the goods – by Julian Edgar
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Mini Theremin Mk.2
– Page 24.
14 Television: The Elusive Goal; Pt.2
The introduction of television 50 years ago captured the imagination of the
nation. It wasn’t without its problems, however – by Kevin Poulter
PROJECTS TO BUILD
24 Mini Theremin Mk.2; Pt.1
It’s our best Theremin yet and is easy to build. Just move your fingers near
the antennas to create your own electronic music – by John Clarke
40 Programmable Analog On-Off Controller
Want to fill or empty a water tank automatically or control some other device
based on an analog input signal? This easy-to-build controller has an LCD
panel and two independently programmable relay outputs – by Greg Radion
64 Studio Series Stereo Preamplifier
At last! . . . here’s how to assemble your high-performance Studio Series
preamplifier modules into a professional-quality case. The result is superb
hifi sound reproduction – by Peter Smith
80 PC Controlled Mains Switch Mk.2
It connects to your PC’s parallel port and lets you independently control two
mains sockets (GPO) using Windows based software – by Tent Jackson
92 Stop Those Zaps From Double-Insulated Equipment
Ever experienced mild shocks from double-insulated equipment, such as
DVD players? If so, you need the “Tingle Terminator” – by John Clarke
SPECIAL COLUMNS
Programmable Analog On-Off
Controller – Page 40.
48 Serviceman’s Log
Looks like a duck, quacks like a duck – by the TV Serviceman
73 Salvage It!
There are lots of good bits inside junked photocopiers – by Julian Edgar
97 Vintage Radio
AWA B33: the ultimate Australian-made transistor portable – by Rodney
Champness
102 Circuit Notebook
(1) Mains Frequency Monitor; (2) RC Phase-Shift Oscillator; (3) How To Add
Tick’n’Tock To A Quartz Clock; (4) Judging System For Photography Clubs
DEPARTMENTS
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Publisher’s Letter
Mailbag
Order Form
Product Showcase
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Notes & Errata
Market Centre
Ad Index
Studio Series Stereo
Preamplifier – Page 64.
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