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Contents
Vol.28, No.3; March 2015
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15 Choosing, Installing & Using IP Security Cameras
Wireless IP cameras come in a range of models & with an internet or mobile
phone connection, you can see what’s going on in your home or backyard and
get a warning if there’s an intruder – by Ross Tester
How To Set Up
An IP Camera
For WiFi &
Access It Via
The Internet –
Page 15 & 22.
22 Setting Up An IP Camera For WiFi & Internet Access
IP cameras are usually easy to set up but it’s not always plain sailing. Here’s
how to access the camera via the internet or a smartphone – by Nicholas Vinen
44 Review: QuantAsylum QA400 24-Bit Stereo Audio Analyser
Want to test audio gear on a budget? This audio analyser’s performance closely
approaches that of high-end analysers but costs just US$247 – by Jim Rowe
74 Modifying the Currawong Amplifier: Is It Worthwhile?
Are better output transformers, more expensive valves and so on worth using in
the Currawong Stereo Valve Amplifier? – by Allan Linton-Smith & Leo Simpson
86 Reach For The Sky . . . And Way, Way Beyond, Pt.2
Last month, we described how amateur balloonists, kite fliers and model aircraft
enthusiasts are achieving amazing results & setting new records. This month,
we go even further with model rocketry – by Dr David Maddison
Pro jects To Build
30 WeatherDuino Pro2 Wireless Weather Station, Pt.1
Based on a tiny Arduino microcontroller board, this versatile weather station
accepts plug-in & wireless expansion modules & gives you much more weather
information than most commercial units – by A. Caneira & Trevor Robinson
WeatherDuino
Pro2 Wireless Weather Station Pt.1
– Page 30.
36 A Touch-Sensitive Shield For The Arduino
This simple Arduino shield adds versatility to your Arduino project. It gives you
three touch “buttons” plus a touch-activated “level control” – by Brandon Speedie
38 Spark Energy Meter For Ignition Checks, Pt.2
Our new Spark Energy Meter is an essential workshop tool for anyone who
tinkers with automotive ignition systems be they old or new! Now we get to the
good bit . . . putting it all together – by Dr Hugo Holden & John Clarke
64 6-Digit Retro Nixie Clock Mk.2, Pt.2
We published the circuit of our new 6-Digit Nixie Clock in Pt.1 last month. This
month, we describe how to put the kit together – by Nicholas Vinen
Special Columns
A Touch-Sensitive Shield For The
Arduino – Page 36.
58 Serviceman’s Log
The monitor speakers that buzzed – by Dave Thompson
82 Circuit Notebook
(1) Remote Sensing & Controlling A Micromite With HC05 Bluetooth Modules;
(2) Poor Man’s Mains Voltage Scope Monitor; (3) Micromite 5 x 5 Switch Matrix
92 Vintage Radio
Tela-Verta 1948 Model 204C Radio – by Associate Professor Graham Parslow
Departments
4 Publisher’s Letter
6
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35 Online Shop
57 Product Showcase
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Notes & Errata
Building The 6-Digit Nixie Clock
With GPS Accuracy, Pt.2 – Page 64.
Note: due to space constraints, we have
March
2015 1
postponed a review of
the Keysight
MSO-X
3104T 1GHz 4-channel mixed signal
oscilloscope to the April 2015 issue.
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