Electronics: The Maplin Magazine (March 1985 - May 1985)
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The March to May 1985 issue of "Electronics: The Maplin Magazine" is packed with exciting projects, insightful articles, and detailed product reviews, catering to electronics enthusiasts of all levels. This issue features full construction details of the Channel 4 Robot, a project that aligns with the '4 Computer Buffs' series, allowing readers to build their own robot as seen on television.
Key projects include a Live Wire Detector, which senses mains voltage without making contact, providing a safe tool for handymen. The Spectrum I/O Controller project offers Spectrum computer owners a versatile I/O port, enhancing the functionality of their systems. Model train enthusiasts can build the Control-A-Train, a smooth inertia model train controller, and there's a comprehensive guide on using LM3914 ICs for display driver modules, enabling the creation of various bar graphs.
The issue also introduces Zero 2, a precision computer-controlled robot, and delves into the history of Maplin with a spotlight on the Westcliff shop. Technical articles cover topics such as counter circuits using crystals, machine code programming with the 6502, and project fault finding, providing readers with both foundational knowledge and advanced techniques.
In addition to the projects and features, the magazine includes news on catalog amendments, new books, and products, as well as a price list and top 20 kits, ensuring readers are well-informed about the latest offerings in the electronics market.
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