Silicon ChipContents - November 1999 SILICON CHIP
  1. Outer Front Cover
  2. Contents
  3. Publisher's Letter: DC power in the home; it could be made to work
  4. Feature: USB: Hassle-Free Connections To Your PC by Peter Smith
  5. Project: A Speed Alarm For Cars; Pt.1 by John Clarke
  6. Book Store
  7. Serviceman's Log: Price isn't everything by The TV Serviceman
  8. Project: Multi-Colour LED Christmas Tree by Les Grant
  9. Feature: Electric Lighting; Pt.15 by Julian Edgar
  10. Product Showcase
  11. Feature: Setting Up An Email Server by Peter Smith
  12. Project: Build An Intercom Station Expander by Paul Hoad
  13. Vintage Radio: The case of the disappearing TV sets by Rodney Champness
  14. Project: Foldback Loudspeaker System For Musicians by John Clarke
  15. Project: Railpower Model Train Controller; Pt.2 by John Clarke & Leo Simpson
  16. Order Form
  17. Notes & Errata
  18. Market Centre
  19. Advertising Index
  20. Outer Back Cover

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Items relevant to "A Speed Alarm For Cars; Pt.1":
  • PIC16F84(A)-04/P programmed for the Speed Alarm for Cars [SPEED254.HEX] (Programmed Microcontroller, AUD $10.00)
  • PIC16F84 firmware and source code for the Speed Alarm for Cars [SPEED254.HEX] (Software, Free)
  • Speed Alarm for Cars PCB patterns (PDF download) [05310991/2] (Free)
  • Speed Alarm for Cars panel artwork (PDF download) (Free)
Articles in this series:
  • A Speed Alarm For Cars; Pt.1 (November 1999)
  • A Speed Alarm For Cars; Pt.1 (November 1999)
  • Speed Alarm For Cars, Pt.2 (December 1999)
  • Speed Alarm For Cars, Pt.2 (December 1999)
Articles in this series:
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.1 (November 1997)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.1 (November 1997)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.2 (December 1997)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.2 (December 1997)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.3 (January 1998)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.3 (January 1998)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.4 (February 1998)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.4 (February 1998)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.5 (March 1998)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.5 (March 1998)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.6 (April 1998)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.6 (April 1998)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.7 (June 1998)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.7 (June 1998)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.8 (July 1998)
  • Understanding Electric Lighting; Pt.8 (July 1998)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.9 (November 1998)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.9 (November 1998)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.10 (January 1999)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.10 (January 1999)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.11 (February 1999)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.11 (February 1999)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.12 (March 1999)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.12 (March 1999)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.13 (April 1999)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.13 (April 1999)
  • Electric Lighting, Pt.14 (August 1999)
  • Electric Lighting, Pt.14 (August 1999)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.15 (November 1999)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.15 (November 1999)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.16 (December 1999)
  • Electric Lighting; Pt.16 (December 1999)
Items relevant to "Railpower Model Train Controller; Pt.2":
  • Railpower PCB pattern (PDF download) [09308991] (Free)
  • Railpower panel artwork (PDF download) (Free)
Articles in this series:
  • Build The Railpower; Pt.1 (October 1999)
  • Build The Railpower; Pt.1 (October 1999)
  • Railpower Model Train Controller; Pt.2 (November 1999)
  • Railpower Model Train Controller; Pt.2 (November 1999)
  • Railpower Model Train Controller; Pt.3 (December 1999)
  • Railpower Model Train Controller; Pt.3 (December 1999)

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Contents Vol.12, No.11; November 1999 FEATURES 4 USB: Hassle-Free Connections To Your PC USB makes it easy to add peripherals to your PC but what hardware and software do you need? – by Peter Smith 39 Electric Lighting; Pt.15 How neon signs are made – by Julian Edgar 56 Setting Up An Email Server USB: Hassle-Free Connections To Your PC – Page 4. Want to set up your own email server and cut telephone costs? We show you how – by Peter Smith PROJECTS TO BUILD 16 A Speed Alarm For Cars; Pt.1 Is your licence looking a bit dodgey? This compact speed alarm will help you stick to the speed limits – by John Clarke 31 Multi-Colour LED Christmas Tree A low-cost microcontroller chip produces multiple colours and multiple patterns – by Les Grant Build A Speed Alarm For Your Car – Page 16. 62 Build An Intercom Station Expander It’s called the “Addacom” and it lets you add four extra stations to any existing 2-way intercom – by Paul Hoad 72 Foldback Loudspeaker System For Musicians It uses readily available drivers and can be built using basic hand and power tools – by John Clarke 80 Railpower Model Train Controller; Pt.2 Final article describes the IR remote control circuit and gives the full construction details – by John Clarke SPECIAL COLUMNS Multi-Colour LED Christmas Tree – Page 31. 26 Serviceman’s Log Price isn’t everything – by the TV Serviceman 68 Vintage Radio The case of the disappearing TV sets – by Rodney Champness DEPARTMENTS 2 22 44 53 55 Publisher’s Letter Circuit Notebook Mailbag Product Showcase Electronics Showcase 89 90 93 94 96 Subscriptions Form Ask Silicon Chip Notes & Errata Market Centre Advertising Index Foldback Loudspeaker System For Musicians– Page 72. November 1999  1