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  1. Outer Front Cover
  2. Contents
  3. Publisher's Letter: Tsunami warning system must be built for Indian Ocean
  4. Feature: Border Surveillance In The 21st Century by Barrie Smith
  5. Project: Build A USB-Controlled Electrocardiograph by Jim Rowe
  6. Project: TwinTen Stereo Amplifier by Jim Rowe & Peter Smith
  7. Project: Inductance & Q-Factor Meter by Leonid Lerner
  8. Project: A Real Yagi Antenna For UHF CB by Stan Swan
  9. Feature: School Electronics: Putting The Picaxe To Work by Ross Tester
  10. Salvage It: Build a $2 battery charger by Julian Edgar
  11. Vintage Radio: Converting a 240VAC set to 32V DC operation by Rodney Champness
  12. Book Store
  13. Feature: Build Yourself A Windmill Generator, Pt.3 by Glenn Littleford
  14. Advertising Index
  15. Outer Back Cover

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Items relevant to "Build A USB-Controlled Electrocardiograph":
  • PIC16F84A-04/P programmed for the USB Electrocardiograph [ECGSAMPL.HEX] (Programmed Microcontroller, AUD $15.00)
  • PIC16F84 firmware and accompanying software for the USB Electocardiograph [ECGSAMPL.HEX] (Free)
  • USB Electrocardiograph PCB pattern (PDF download) [07102051] (AUD $3.00)
  • USB Electrocardiograph front panel artwork (PDF download) (AUD $3.00)
Items relevant to "TwinTen Stereo Amplifier":
  • Twin Ten Stereo Amplifier PCB pattern (PDF download) [01102051] (AUD $3.00)
  • Twin Ten Stereo Amplifier front & rear panel artwork (PDF download) (AUD $3.00)
Items relevant to "Inductance & Q-Factor Meter":
  • AT90S2313 firmware and source code for the Inductance & Q-Factor Meter (Software, Free)
  • Inductance & Q-Factor Meter PCB pattern (PDF download) [04102051] (AUD $3.00)
  • Inductance & Q-Factor Meter front panel artwork (PDF download) (AUD $3.00)
Articles in this series:
  • Inductance & Q-Factor Meter (February 2005)
  • Inductance & Q-Factor Meter; Pt.2 (March 2005)
Articles in this series:
  • Build Yourself A Windmill Generator, Pt.1 (December 2004)
  • Build Yourself A Windmill Generator, Pt.2 (January 2005)
  • Build Yourself A Windmill Generator, Pt.3 (February 2005)
  • Build Yourself A Windmill Generator, Pt.4 (March 2005)

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THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST Two incredible CDs with over 1000 classic projects from the pages of Scientific American, covering every field of science... Arguably THE most IMPORTANT collection of scientific projects ever put together! This is version 2, Science Fair Edition from the pages of Scientific American. As well as specific project material, the CDs contain hints and tips by experienced amateur scientists, details on building science apparatus, a large database of chemicals and so much more. “A must for every science student, science teacher, science lab . . . or simply for those with an enquiring mind . . .” ONLY 49 $ 00 PLUS $7 Pack and Post within Australia (Overseas orders: please refer to Page 91 of this issue) Just a tiny selection of the incredible range of projects: ! Build a seismograph to study earthquakes ! Make soap bubbles that last for months ! Monitor the health of local streams ! Preserve biological specimens ! Build a carbon dioxide laser ! Grow bacteria cultures safely at home ! Build a ripple tank to study wave phenomena ! Discover how plants grow in low gravity ! Do strange experiments with sound ! Use a hot wire to study the crystal structure of steel ! Extract and purify DNA in your kitchen !Create a laser hologram ! Study variable stars like a pro ! Investigate vortexes in water ! Cultivate slime moulds ! Study the flight efficiency of soaring birds ! How to make an Electret ! Construct fluid lenses ! Raise butterflies as experimental animals ! Study the physics of spinning tops ! Build an apparatus for studying chaotic systems ! Detect metals in air, liquids, or solids ! Photograph an ant's brain and nervous system ! Use magnets to make fluids into solids ! Measure the metabolism of an insect . . . ! and many, many more (a thousand more, in fact!) See the review in SILICON CHIP, October 2004. . . or read on line at www.siliconchip.com.au HERE’S HOW TO ORDER YOUR COPY: BY MAIL:# BY INTERNET:^ BY PHONE:* (02) 9979 5644 9-4 Mon-Fri BY FAX:# (02) 9979 6503 24 Hours 7 Days <at> BY EMAIL:# silchip<at>siliconchip.com.au 24 Hours 7 Days PO Box 139, Collaroy NSW 2097 * Please have your credit card handy! # Don’t forget to include your name, address, phone no and credit card details. siliconchip.com.au 24 Hours 7 Days ^ You will be prompted for required information There’s also a handy order form on page 91 of this issue (SILICON CHIP Bookshop pages). Exclusive in SILICON Australia to: CHIP www.siliconchip.com.au 114  Silicon Chip siliconchip.com.au