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31st July 2004, 02:24 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Sydney, Australia
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Hello
I just like to say hi, i have stumbled accross this site by accident while trying to find some techniques on making an inductor. I like to build simple circuits (as i have only begun to discover the amazing plethera of schematics on the web) mainly for fun but because i cant keep them all, its also for profit (but only like 70 bucks a week in profit. My main area that i am practicing and learning in is audio circuits (well thats why im here) like transmitters, receivers, novelties n'such and i hope to learn a fair bit about them. Paradox.
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6th August 2004, 06:49 AM
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Re: Hello
Welcome.
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It is amazing how many circuits one can find... the audio DIY community is great at sharing. dave
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