Learn the latest techniques...Making Printed Circuit Boards Learn thelatest PC-board fabrication techniques with this learn-by-exampleguide. The book includes 25 projects and experiments that teach youhow to: Draw circuit designs; Transfer artwork to pc blanks; Etchcopper patterns and drill lead holes; Solder components repair andmodify boards. Master all the latest techniques for low-cost, speedyconstruction and discover applications for surface-mount components, computer-aided design, safety, and environmental protection.

Making Printed Circuit Boards

Axelson, Jan

Tab Books

Originally published as "The Complete Book of Home Inspection", this book has been updated to cover current building materials; construction techniques; and home-heating, electrical and plumbing systems. The book guides the reader through the house and shows them how to determine the soundness of many of its components. There is a new chapter on important environmental and energy concerns, and illustrations designed to help readers identify common household structural problems. It also includes inspection checklists and worksheets. The author is president of a home inspection firm and was instrumental in the formation of the American Society of Home Inspectors.

Complete Book of Home Inspection

Business & Money

Becker, Norman

Real Estate

Today, most people own their own phones, rather than renting them from the phone company. Many people own inexpensive electronic telephones that are notorious for being unreliable. By being able to fix your own telephone you can avoid the monthly ``line maintenance and repair  insurance'' that the local telephone companies try to sell all their customers. This means you can save much more than the cost of the book by being able to avoid these charges. This guide will take you through beginnning and intermediate levels of telephone repair--including how to work on answering machines, cellular, cordless,  electronic, and classic telephones. It also guides you in using test equipment, multimeters, logic probes, oscilloscopes, and specialized equipment.

Telephone Repair Illustrated

Stephen J. Bigelow

Today, most people own their own phones, rather than renting them from the phone company. Many people own inexpensive electronic telephones that are notorious for being unreliable. By being able to fix your own telephone you can avoid the monthly "line maintenance and repair  insurance" that the local telephone companies try to sell all their customers. This means you can save much more than the cost of the book by being able to avoid these charges. This guide will take you through beginnning and intermediate levels of telephone repair-including how to work on answering machines, cellular, cordless,  electronic, and classic telephones. It also guides you in using test equipment, multimeters, logic probes, oscilloscopes, and specialized equipment.

Science & Math

This is the technician's guide to maintaining, aligning, troubleshooting and repairing both CRT and flat-panel computer monitors, covering both the conventional cathode-ray tube (CRT) and the newer flat-panel displays (LCD) types of computer monitors. It includes the specifications and architectures of monochrome, CGA, EGA and VGA monitors and it covers alignment and degaussing of CRT's.

Troubleshooting and Repairing Computer Monitors

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

In this best-selling manual for electronics technicians, students, and advanced hobbyists, you will find complete up-to-date information on diagnosing and repairing today's popular impact, thermal, inkjet, and electrophotographic printers. With the help of new flowcharts and technical illustrations throughout, you will learn to troubleshoot and solve 150 specific printer problems, while gaining the experience to resolve many other malfunctions on your own. Complete coverage of printing under Windows and Windows 95 is included, as well as a coupon for a companion disk filled with essential troubleshooting tools.

Troubleshooting and Repairing Computer Printers

Bigelow, Stephen J.

Electric vehicles have many advantages over their gas-powered counterparts. They're ecologically sound, much cheaper to operate, and require almost no routine maintenance. Drivers can enjoy the clean-running convenience and economy of an electric vehicle for as much as it costs to buy a new car. This illustrated guide explains step by step how to build an inexpensive EV from a kit or convert an existing internal combustion engine. Build Your Own Electric Car begins with an informative history of electric vehicles, current international advances in EV technology, and a look ahead at the future of EV development. Then, author Bob Brant gives a building-block description of each EV component-motor, drive train, controllers, power supplies, chargers, and chassis-and how to put them all together to make a working vehicle. He also gives valuable advice on where to find affordable EV components and systems, how to get the most out of EV driving and ownership, and how to make the best buy, build, and conversion tradeoffs.

Build Your Own Electric Vehicle

Bob Brant

Building paper airplanes is easy-even for children-wiith John Bringhurst's fold-by-fold, illustrated instructions. Twenty-five creative designs include a long-winged glider, rounded-winged aircraft, biplane, Delta Wing, Stealth Bomber, Hornet, aerobatic jet, and several choppers.

Planes, Jets and Helicopters: Great Paper Airplanes

Transportation

Learn how to build your own radio receiver circuits, simple working antennas, and other useful projects - including a spectrum analyzer and time domain reflectomer - in this handy guide by Joseph J. Carr, one of today's most respected electronics authors. Building these hands-on projects and performing the included experiments will help you master the important theory of RF electronics and gain practical experience at the same time. Students, electronics hobbyists, ham radio operators, shortwave listeners, and others interested in the field will find thorough coverage of a variety of RF-related topics, including selecting, using, caring for, and repairing variable capacitors; designing, applying, and building RF amplifiers and receiver preselectors; building radio receiver circuits; designing and winding inductor coils for radio circuits; and building and using RF bridges. You'll also find information on types and uses of RF transmission lines, radio frequency instruments, and spectrum analyzers and time domain reflectometers.

Mastering Radio Frequency Circuits Through Projects and Experiments (Tab Mastering Electronics Series)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Carr, Joseph J.

Crafts & Hobbies

Encyclopedia of Electronics Circuits, Volume 5

Diagrams and describes the basic circuits used in alarms, switches, voltmeters, battery chargers, modulators, receivers, transmitters, oscillators, amplifiers, converters, pulse generators, and field strength meters

Reference

Graf, Rudolf F.

Sheets,William

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Making Printed Circuit Boards

Complete Book of Home Inspection

Telephone Repair Illustrated

Telephone Repair Illustrated

Troubleshooting and Repairing Computer Monitors

Troubleshooting and Repairing Computer Printers

Build Your Own Electric Vehicle

Planes, Jets and Helicopters: Great Paper Airplanes

Mastering Radio Frequency Circuits Through Projects and Experiments (Tab Mastering Electronics Series)

Encyclopedia of Electronics Circuits, Volume 5