Silicon ChipWeblink - August 2001 SILICON CHIP
  1. Outer Front Cover
  2. Contents
  3. Publisher's Letter: Knowledge nation is a woolly headed wish list
  4. Feature: Geocaching: Treasure Hunting With A GPS by Ross Tester
  5. Project: A Direct Injection Box For Musicians by John Clarke
  6. Feature: A PC To Die For; Pt.3 - You Can Build It Yourself by Greg Swain
  7. Feature: Help Reform Electrical Legislation by Silicon Chip
  8. Project: Build A 200W Mosfet Amplifier Module by Leo Simpson
  9. Feature: The Role Of Electronics In Mine Clearing by Bob Young
  10. Feature: Using Linux To Share An Internet Connection; Pt.3 by Greg Swain
  11. Project: Headlight Reminder For Cars by John Clarke
  12. Project: 40MHz 6-Digit Frequency Counter Module by David L Jones
  13. Order Form
  14. Product Showcase
  15. Weblink
  16. Feature: Uniden Mini UHF Two-Way Radio Competition Winners by Ross Tester
  17. Vintage Radio: Substituting for valves that are no longer available by Rodney Champness
  18. Book Store
  19. Back Issues
  20. Notes & Errata
  21. Market Centre
  22. Advertising Index
  23. Outer Back Cover

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Items relevant to "A Direct Injection Box For Musicians":
  • Direct Injection Box PCB pattern (PDF download) [01108011] (Free)
  • Panel artwork for the Direct Injection Box (PDF download) (Free)
Articles in this series:
  • A PC To Die For - And You Can Build It For Yourself (June 2001)
  • A PC To Die For - And You Can Build It For Yourself (June 2001)
  • A PC To Die For; Pt.2 - You Can Build It Yourself (July 2001)
  • A PC To Die For; Pt.2 - You Can Build It Yourself (July 2001)
  • A PC To Die For; Pt.3 - You Can Build It Yourself (August 2001)
  • A PC To Die For; Pt.3 - You Can Build It Yourself (August 2001)
Items relevant to "Using Linux To Share An Internet Connection; Pt.3":
  • Linux script files for Internet Connection Sharing (Software, Free)
Articles in this series:
  • Using Linux To Share An Internet Connection; Pt.1 (May 2001)
  • Using Linux To Share An Internet Connection; Pt.1 (May 2001)
  • Using Linux To Share An Internet Connection; Pt.2 (June 2001)
  • Using Linux To Share An Internet Connection; Pt.2 (June 2001)
  • Using Linux To Share An Internet Connection; Pt.3 (August 2001)
  • Using Linux To Share An Internet Connection; Pt.3 (August 2001)
  • Using Linux To Share An Internet Connection; Pt.4 (September 2001)
  • Using Linux To Share An Internet Connection; Pt.4 (September 2001)
Items relevant to "Headlight Reminder For Cars":
  • Headlight Reminder PCB pattern (PDF download) [05108011] (Free)
  • Panel artwork for the Headlight Reminder (PDF download) (Free)
Items relevant to "40MHz 6-Digit Frequency Counter Module":
  • 40MHz 6-Digit Frequency Counter PCB patterns (PDF download) [04108011/2] (Free)

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