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More Electronic Gadgets For Evil Genius by Iannini, ISBN 9780071459051
This much anticipated follow-up to the wildly popular cultclassic Electronic Gadgets for the Evil Genius gives basement experimenters 40 all-new projects to tinker with. Following the tried-and-true Evil Genius Series format, each project includes a detailed list of materials, sources for parts, schematics, documentation, and lots of clear, well-illustrated instructions for easy assembly. The convenient two-column format makes following step-by-step instructions a breeze. Readers will also get a...
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Electronic Gadgets for the Evil Genius
SHOCK AND AMAZE! INEXPENSIVE PROJECTS YOU CAN BUILD! INSIDE: PROJECTS THAT TOUCH THE LEADING EDGE OF ELECTRONICSElectronics fans have waited a long time for this book. Not since 1983 has author Bob Iannini published a collection of his amazing projects -- all of them fun, easy, and inexpensive to make at home and, best of all, seriously exciting and impressive! Iannini takes the stuff of science fiction and science future and brings it down to size for the home hobbyist. Full of easy-to-follow plans and clear diagrams and schematics, and respectful of your wallet, Electronic Gadgets for the Evil Genius gives you: * Illustrated instructions and plans for amazing pretested projects advanced enough for sophisticated electronics enthusiasts but described in sufficient detail to be built easily by newcomers * Explanations of the science and math behind each project (i.e., you can explore different methods of achieving acceleration) * Frustration-free plans -- needed parts are listed, along with sources -- and ...
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Electronic Gadgets For The Evil Genius
Bob Iannini runs Information Unlimited, a firm dedicated to the experimenter and technology enthusiast. Founded in 1974, the company holds many patents, ranging from weapons advances to children's toys. Mr. Iannini's 1983 Build Your Own Laser, Phaser, Ion Ray Gun & Other Working Space-Age Projects, now out of print, remains a popular source for electronics hobbyists.
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Electronic Gadgets for the Evil Genius
This guide shows how to build 20 inexpensive electronic devices. Each chapter contains a detailed list of materials, sources for obtaining parts, schematics, documentation, and instructions for electronic assembly of each project. Details for each project also include a briefing on mathematical theory.
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More Electronic Gadgets for the Evil Genius
Each project includes a detailed list of materials, sources for parts, schematics, documentation, and lots of clear, well-illustrated instructions for easy assembly. Readers will also get a quick briefing on mathematical theory and a simple explanation of operation along with enjoyable descriptions of key electronics topics such as various methods of acceleration, power conditioning, energy storage, magnetism, and kinetics.
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Electronic Gadgets For The Evil Genius
Bob Iannini runs Information Unlimited, a firm dedicated to the experimenter and technology enthusiast. Founded in 1974, the company holds many patents, ranging from weapons advances to children's toys. Mr. Iannini's 1983 Build Your Own Laser, Phaser, Ion Ray Gun & Other Working Space-Age Projects, now out of print, remains a popular source for electronics hobbyists.
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