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(25/07/2016)

The June 2017 issue of Silicon Chip is due on sale in newsagents by Thursday 25th May. Expect postal delivery of subscription copies in Australia between May 24th and June 6th.
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In the May 2017 issue:

  • Publisher's Letter: Going off-grid could be a bad idea
  • Feature: Technorama – a Community Radio Station Initiative
  • Feature: Industrial Robots – coming to a workplace near you!
  • Project: Turn your 10MHz counter into a 6GHz+ counter
  • Feature: Micromite Tutorial, Part 3: strings and arrays
  • Feature: Check your tyre pressures from inside the car
  • Project: The Microbridge: universal PIC32 programmer plus!
  • Serviceman's Log: Getting sucked in by a vacuum cleaner
  • Project: New Marine Ultrasonic Anti-Fouling Unit
  • Project: Micromite BackPack V2 with touch-screen and USB
  • Review: The latest digital hearing aids from BlameySaunders
  • Circuit Notebook: Using the GPS Analog Clock as a 1pps signal source
  • Circuit Notebook: Atmel-based digital clock and stopwatch
  • Circuit Notebook: Using a CAN bus to monitor individual solar panels
  • Vintage Radio: HMV’s 64-52 Little Nipper
  • Inner Back Cover: Emona
  • Outer Back Cover: Hare&Forbes MachineryHouse

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