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Join Date: Jan 2009
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I started electronics a loooong time ago (I'm 62 now and I started when i was 13 - you do the maths!)I started electronics a loooong time ago (I'm 62 now and I started when I was 13 - you do the maths!).
I chose to go into accountancy, and until recently was working on a solid state oscilloscope - THAT was really interesting, 1 transformer to supply several different voltage rails - and they all worked. |
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49 - for the 17th time
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Hello Themisive - and Welcome to diyAudio!
Most of us here could use a good accountant because we have fooled ourselves into thinking we are saving money with this little hobby of ours - but in fact wind up spending stupid amounts. It's a bit like when my wife goes shopping and tells me about all the money she has saved - but in order to save a lot she had to spend a lot.
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DIY audio can be expensive – but getting to see things go up in smoke - that's priceless!!!! ..... "whatever - call it brainfart of Mighty ZM"
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Speakerholic
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