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I had a million of those when I was a kid, and they were fun, but I can't say I learned much from them. They're great for "follow these simple instructions and
by ken 9y ago
I had a million of those when I was a kid, and they were fun, but I can't say I learned much from them. They're great for "follow these simple instructions and you can build a device that does X", but I couldn't tell you why he picked a PNP or NPN transistor if my life depended on it.
- cr0sh 9y agoThe mini engineer notebooks is probably what you're thinking of; and you're right on your assessment. But he wrote other books published through Radio Shack (and maybe TAB publications?) that did address things for learning and such. His website has a complete listing of his works: http://www.forrestmims.org/publications.html http://www.forrestmims.org/publications.html In fact, the first book on that page is called "Getting Started in Electronics" (he's actually a prolific author); between that book, the mini-notebooks, and AOE - that would be a great set for an electronics education.