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Vol.23, No.10; October 2010
SILICON
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Features
14 Eye-Fi: Wireless Digital Photography
Uploading photos from a digital camera to a PC can be a real pain. But what
if they just appeared on the PC all by themselves? This wireless device plugs
into your camera and automatically does the job for you – by Ross Tester
High-Quality DAB+/FM Tuner –
Page 24.
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18 Jamboree On The Air . . . And Now On The Internet
On October 16-17, up to half a million scouts & guides from around the world
will join together via radio and the internet – by Ross Tester
74 Designing & Installing A Hearing Loop For The Deaf, Pt.2
Second article takes a look at some of the commercial equipment designed
specifically for driving hearing loops – by John Clarke
Pro jects To Build
24 A High-Quality DAB+/FM Tuner, Pt.1
This high-performance DAB+/FM stereo tuner design has all the bells and
whistles of DAB+. It’s built in a sleek pro-quality case with a backlit LCD and
all features are accessible by remote control – by Mauro Grassi
36 Digital Controller For Christmas Light Shows
Digital Controller
For Christmas Lights – Page 36.
This amazing controller will bring your Christmas lights to life, making them
flash, dim up and down and pulsate in time with your favourite music. It’s easy
to build and easy to connect – by Nicholas Vinen & Jim Rowe
62 Two Toslink-S/PDIF Audio Converters To Build
Do you have a DVD player with a Toslink (optical) output but only a coax
input on your amplifier? Or do you have the opposite problem? These simple
converters are the solution and can also stop hum – by Nicholas Vinen
78 Build A GPS Boat Computer
This project could be a lifesaver! It tells you where you are, shows your speed
and heading and can help you navigate back to your starting point. It can even
tell you how much fuel you’re using – by Geoff Graham
Special Columns
Toslink-to-SPDIF and SPDIFto-Toslink Converters To Build
– Page 62.
57 Serviceman’s Log
Do-it-yourself servicing for old hifi gear – by the Serviceman
69 Circuit Notebook
(1) PIC-Based Water Distributor; (2) Auto-Sensing Master/Slave Power
Control; (3) PICAXE Supply Uses Supercaps For Backup; (4) USB-Powered
Headphone Amplifier; (5) Cat Door Control
90 Vintage Radio
The Astor DL 4-valve mantel receiver – by Rodney Champness
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Build A GPS Boat Computer –
Page 78.
98 Notes & Errata
99 Order Form
102 Market Centre
Ultrasonic Anti-Fouling For Boats:
due to space limitations, we have had
to hold over Pt.2 of this project until
next month’s issue.
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