A few days ago
Anonymous

In which direction is the best direction in which to approach engineering electronics, if any at all?

Radio Shack?

Circuit board types, is there only one kind?

What Do I need to learn about Transitors Resistors, compasitors ect ect…?

What I need to know if I want to be serious about engineering electronics, or simply to modify an electronic component?

Thanks.

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A few days ago
Anonymous

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Amateur Radio – aka Ham Radio – requires knowledge of basic electronics (and is a lot of fun if you are a techie who likes to get his hands dirty so to speak)

Take a look at the hobby and see if it’s something you might want to get into. For many electronic and electrical engineers, Ham Radio was a stepping stone into their professional careers.

Once licensed – one of the many things you can do within the hobby is to build your own radios – either from scratch, or by purchasing kits. Note, Ham Radio electronic kits don’t really get into surface mount components – too complicated to deal with micro sized parts, but these kits do use regular old PC boards and all the usual component parts – capacitors, resistors, inductors, relays, transistors, Integrated circiuts, etc.

Browse for starters:

WWW.ARRL.ORG

WWW.ELECRAFT.COM

WWW.EHAM.Net

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A few days ago
Anonymous
carefully, from a distance

and with probes instead of fingers

Get the Getting STarted in Electronics, Forrest Mims III

they used to have it at radio shack, maybe ebay has it

don’t open any monitors or play with house wiring or power supplies till you know the dangers

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A few days ago
King Landon
What?
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A few days ago
Blue Blue
everything
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