16 articles in the category "26 Scientific/Educational":
- February 2022: Project: Solid-State Tesla Coil by Flavio Spedalieri, PCBs: SC 26102221-2, 2 shop items
- May 2020: Project: YOU can anodise aluminium at home! by Phil Prosser
- July 2013: Project: Demonstration Circuits For Human Colour Vision by James Goding
- December 2011: Project: Build A Magnetic Stirrer by Michael Burton, PCBs: SC 18112111
- September 2009: Project: Build A Simple Seismograph On A Protoboard by Stan Swan
- August 2008: Project: Planet Jupiter Receiver by Jim Rowe, kits: Altronics K1127 (discontinued), PCBs: SC 06108081, EPE 771, 4 shop items
- August 2006: Project: An Ultrasonic Eavesdropper by Jim Rowe, PCBs: SC 01208061, EPE 683, 4 shop items
- September 2005: Project: Build Your Own Seismograph by Dave Dobeson, PCBs: SC 04105091, EPE 636, 1 shop item
- September 2001: Project: The Sooper Snooper by Ross Tester, kits: Oatley Electronics
- March 2001: Project: Protoboards: More Fun With Comparators by Leo Simpson
- December 2000: Project: Protoboards: The Easy Way Into Electronics, Pt.4 by Leo Simpson
- November 2000: Project: Protoboards: The Easy Way Into Electronics, Pt.3 by Leo Simpson
- October 2000: Project: Protoboards: The Easy Way Into Electronics, Pt.2 by Leo Simpson
- September 2000: Project: Protoboards: The Easy Way Into Electronics, Pt.1 by Leo Simpson
- February 1998: Project: Demonstration Board For Liquid Crystal Displays by Rick Walters, PCBs: SC 04102981, 1 shop item
- February 1996: Project: Build A Basic Logic Trainer by Rex Callaghan, kits: DSE K3010 exclusive
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