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Vol.27, No.1; January 2014
Features
12 Arduino-Controlled Fuel Injection For Small Engines
Experiment with electronic fuel-injection for your 4-stroke lawnmower using this
simple Arduino-based system – by Nenad Stojadinovic
82 Review: Rigol DS1104Z-S Digital Storage Oscilloscope
Compact, low-cost 4-channel digital scope boasts advanced features that
would have cost a fortune not too long ago – by Nicholas Vinen
Arduino-Controlled Fuel Injection
For Small Engines – Page 12.
86 The Sydney Mini Maker Faire
We visit the “Mini Maker Faire”, an exhibition of various groups and businesses
dedicated to people building stuff – by Nicholas Vinen
Pro jects To Build
20 Bass Extender Mk2 For HiFi Systems
Want more bass from your speakers? The Bass Extender Mk2 can give a big
improvement in bass response for very little outlay – by Nicholas Vinen
30 PortaPAL-D: A Powerful, Portable PA System, Pt.2
Bass Extender Mk2 For HiFi
Systems – Page 20.
Second article on our new go-anywhere portable PA system shows you how to
build the PCBs, mount them on two L-shaped aluminium panels and connect
them together – by John Clarke
58 Build A LED Party Strobe
Using high-power LED arrays, it’s easy to make a safe party strobe which will
give a good display yet won’t break the bank – by Ross Tester & Nicholas Vinen
68 Li’l Pulser Mk2: Fixing The Switch-Off Lurch
A design flaw in our Li’l Pulser Model Train Controller Mk2 means that at switchoff, any locomotive(s) on the track can suddenly lurch forward, even if they were
stationary. Here’s how to fix the problem – by Nicholas Vinen & Leo Simpson
88 “Tiny Tim” 10W/Channel Stereo Amplifier, Pt.3
Final article shows how to assemble the unit into the case, complete the wiring
and do the testing – by Nicholas Vinen & Leo Simpson
Special Columns
Building The PortaPAL-D
PA System – Page 30.
40 Serviceman’s Log
A typical day in my working life – by Dave Thompson
46 Salvage It!
Wrecking a dead PC power supply for parts – by Bruce Pierson
76 Circuit Notebook
(1) Pseudo-Random Timer For A Bird Scarer; (2) Universal Numeric Display
For Controllers Running Maximite Basic; (3) Door Minder Senses Air Pressure
And Plays A Tune
94 Vintage Radio
Philco Safari: the first transistor portable projection TV set – by Ian Batty
Departments
2 Publisher’s Letter
4 Mailbag
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19 Subscriptions
57 Product Showcase
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Notes & Errata
Build A LED Party
Strobe – Page 58.
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