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The November 2017 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 26th October. Expect postal delivery of subscription copies in Australia between October 25th and November 7th.
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In the October 2017 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: Let’s be realistic about an Australian space industry
  • Feature: WRESAT: Australia’s first satellite – 50 years ago!
  • Feature: Three of our miniature satellites have gone missing...
  • Project: 0.01Hz - 6+GHz touchscreen frequency meter, Part 1
  • Feature: El Cheapo Modules Part 10: GPS receivers
  • Project: One hour project: Kelvin – the very clever cricket
  • Serviceman's Log: Old-fashioned appliance repairs are still worthwhile
  • Project: 3-way Active Crossover for speakers, Part 2
  • Project: Deluxe eFuse, Part 3: using it!
  • Feature: Adjust your hot-water thermostat and save $$$$
  • Circuit Notebook: Modifications to Mains Power Supply for Battery Valve Radio Sets
  • Circuit Notebook: Recalibrating the oscillator in a PIC12F675 or PIC12F629
  • Circuit Notebook: Bipolar transistor tester, Mk2
  • Circuit Notebook: Using a 5-inch touchscreen with the Micromite Plus Explore 64
  • Vintage Radio: HMV 1955 Portable Model 12-11
  • Inner Back Cover: Emona Rigol Test Instruments
  • Outer Back Cover: Microchip Low-power LCD

Silicon Chip magazine is Australia's premier electronics magazine with reliable information on a whole range of electronics-related topics.

We publish an extensive range of electronics projects every month including many which use Arduino, Raspberry Pi and Australia's own very popular Micromite/Maximite microcontrollers.

Whether you're into the latest digital electronics or prefer restoring vintage radios, or anywhere in between, we have something to interest you.

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