Learning how to solder is the best start.
Got 50 bucks?
Go to Electronic Components and Accessories | MPJA.COM and buy the following items.
Soldering Iron Set, 30W UL
Item #: 32234 TL $14.95
Solder Station Replacement Sponge
Item #: 19527 TL $1.95
1mm (.039in.) Solder. 60Sn/40Pb Rosin Core ~0.5lb Spool
Item #: 33593 TL $9.95
Pack of 4 - Protoboards Set, Double Sided, FR-4
Item #: 32065 PB $2.95
Pack of 520 - 1/4W Resistor Assortment
Item #: 32037 RS $4.95
And take a stab at it.
And don't put the solder in your mouth.
Got 50 bucks?
Go to Electronic Components and Accessories | MPJA.COM and buy the following items.
Soldering Iron Set, 30W UL
Item #: 32234 TL $14.95
Solder Station Replacement Sponge
Item #: 19527 TL $1.95
1mm (.039in.) Solder. 60Sn/40Pb Rosin Core ~0.5lb Spool
Item #: 33593 TL $9.95
Pack of 4 - Protoboards Set, Double Sided, FR-4
Item #: 32065 PB $2.95
Pack of 520 - 1/4W Resistor Assortment
Item #: 32037 RS $4.95
And take a stab at it.
And don't put the solder in your mouth.
Learning how to solder is the best start.
Got 50 bucks?
Go to Electronic Components and Accessories | MPJA.COM and buy the following items.
Soldering Iron Set, 30W UL
Item #: 32234 TL $14.95
Solder Station Replacement Sponge
Item #: 19527 TL $1.95
1mm (.039in.) Solder. 60Sn/40Pb Rosin Core ~0.5lb Spool
Item #: 33593 TL $9.95
Pack of 4 - Protoboards Set, Double Sided, FR-4
Item #: 32065 PB $2.95
Pack of 520 - 1/4W Resistor Assortment
Item #: 32037 RS $4.95
And take a stab at it.
And don't put the solder in your mouth.
That sounds like a good starting point. Ive build sort of a plug and play amp, basically soldering some cables to an amp board, and as it turns out, I’m quite terrible at soldering.
There is SO much to learn from a “simple” circuit. Once you have a few of them under your belt, the complex ones are easy. The basic electronics texts that have been mentioned are great. Build some of those simple circuits (or simulate them if you don’t have required lab equipment). Then verify to your satisfaction that they do what the texts say they should. When they don’t, that’s when you really start learning.