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Of the nearly 700 links posted (many of these repeated), only 67 still seem to work:
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Thanks. No, I don't really want something close to programming, I just mentioned it to say thats the closest thing I know.
I want to learn electronics to be able to upgrade or replace parts in devices which allow that (like disco light equipment), as well as add custom things to them like...
Hello. I forgot most of physics I had learned at school, don't know electronics. Been programming as a hobby for quite some time. That's the only close thing I know.
Where would you suggest me to begin and what to learn in what order? Thanks.
https://www.edaboard.com/threads/156759/
Do you guys know that not all ebooks have copyright and/or their authors allow sharing it? Some ebooks are even under "create commons" license or public domain. Why not allow those? What about linking to ebooks? Ebook doesn't necessarily have to be as a...
What will you recommend. I don't know much electronics. Just enough to not hurt myself. The reason I posted in this forum is I don't know where else to go.
battery which tells you when power is running low? (li-ion)
First of all I apologize if this is not the right place to ask this. I have no idea where else to ask this on the internet and get an experienced answer.
I bought one of these to put in one of my devices. **broken link removed**
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I had the same problem and I found the solution. I post this just in case anyone has the same problem.
BOM is classified by comments, not by value. The easy way to do it is to select all your components, and change the the comment of all of them (or just your passive components, as you need)...
Old post, but in case it is useful to anyone, I've found the following connections to the BW2277A GPS+Bluetooth module from a TomTom Go:
TP23: Power in (3.3V from an ATX PSU works well)
TP9: GND
TP4: Serial output of NMEA sentences at 4800 bps, 8N1 (rather slow speed, but OK for GPS, I guess)...
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