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Handson
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THE MAG AZINE FOR THE ELECTRONICS
ACTIVIST!
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Add
this depth
-perception
feature to your scope!
$2.50
U.S.
$2.95 CANADA
MAY
1987
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of sound.
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - -all made

Handson Election THE MAG AZINE FOR THE ELECTRONICS ACTIVIST! I Add this depth -perception feature to your scope! $2.50 U.S. $2.95 CANADA MAY 1987 4

Page 2 - KENWOOD

8 D Mini RS232 Line Tester If you're in the market for a low -cost, in -line test box that instantly identifies the data and control signals bei

Page 3 - 27"

KENWOOD pacesetter in Amateur radio tiF Hear itAll! i t 7 1 7 1 3 \ 1 1 1 _ LLJ°° VOICE TIYER DIM d r u » COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVER MODE 'K

Page 4 - Made in U.S.A.'

Only NRI gives you a 27" high- resolution stereo color TV you build to prepare you for today's video servicing careers. You Build a 27"

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12 Made in U.S.A.' CRYSTALS ISince I 1965 We've been supplying quality crystals since 1965 - long before the flood of cheap imports. We&ap

Page 6 - If you're an

$239. Inquires should be directed to Crown International Inc., 1718 W. Mis- hawaka Rd., Elkhart, IN 46517; Tel. 219/294 -8000. Phono Cartridg

Page 7 - Headed?

14 ARD -35 Digital Autorange Multitester Portable 3PrDigit LCD. Compact Size Buzzer and Full Auto - Polarity Operation AC. DC Volts 8 Current 8 Re

Page 8 - LATELY?

Where's Your ELECTRONICS Career Headed? your rove! The Move You Make Today Can Shape Your Future Yes it's your move. Whether on a chess bo

Page 9 - Hauppauge

16 LOW COST BREADBOARDING Kits or Fully Assembled Units PP303A LP202A A Design Station for Under S90.00! 'Ile LOGIC -PAK 200 . _ i much You

Page 10 - - Selecting

CIRCLE 85 ON FREE INFORMATION CARD may be an interesting investment. The RX -2 offers drivers complete protection through a variety of features

Page 11 - MAKES THE

ó Gl(Ij 1 -2 -3 Command Language By David Fenn The users guides for most software packages is little more than a glossary of commands includi

Page 12 - Electrodes R

CIE MAKES THE WORLD OF ELECTRONICS YOURS. Today's world is the world of elec- tronics. But to be a part of it, you need the right kind of trainin

Page 13 - Enthusiasts!

IS COMING IN MAY . , . ' . '. t`'4.! `.. . t., ., .'. PMP°ce a vNF ezáa 1Pe NpÓM N v' vOp ÉHQS Qr°oe; r ÑE FpA `et Ñ`¡1ÁPP&a

Page 14 - Heathkit®

22 BOOKSHELF In addition, making this an essential one -stop reference, are complete over - the- shoulder instructions on servicing and troubleshootin

Page 15 - ELECTRONIC

the fourth law of robotics A robot shall make learning fun for man and thereby improve the audit/ of life for mankind. A robot is a robot is a robot..

Page 16

24 CIRCLE 5 ON FREE INFORMATION CARD ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS) '4 "N\ r+ ] i oit ( Mph_ R NICS r Manufacturers of Quality 1 Electronic Com

Page 17 - COMPUTERS

CIRCLE 79 ON FREE INFORMATION CARD Complete with a glossary of terns. the directory provides full -page specification -oriented listings. The source

Page 18 - Learn professional

26 By Herb Friedman I7 ° ON COMPUTERS Communications by modem sometimes needs witchraft! L,WHILE YOU CAN LITERALLY SPEND A lifetime using person

Page 19 - I ATten

Now electronics technicians can get into VCR Servicing quickly and easily Learn professional VCR servicing at home or in your shop with exclusive v

Page 20 - FREE INFORMATION

28 You Can Be One Of The 20,000 Technicians Certified BY ISCET ISCET CERTIFIED The International Society Of Certified Electronics Technicians offers

Page 21 - It--1 1 /2

Your guide to every- thing that's new in elec- tronics, computers and technical education. Over 400 items. Discover fascinating kits to build, en

Page 22 - - '

PARTS LIST FOR THE STEREO ADAPTER BP1 -BP4 -Red binding post BPS -Black binding post (All fixed resistors are 1/4-watt, 10 °r° units.) R1- R4- 100,

Page 23 - -a touch

The Stereo Adapter Set -up and Test Procedure When construction has been com- pleted. yot. are ready to set up and check out your stereo -oscillos

Page 24 - 4-If you

apds 33 41 45 25 61 77 62 83 67 70 75 80 26 32 88 92 90 94 95 2 4 8 18 49 73 39 INCLUDING 12 -PAGE GADO ICS Volume 4, No. 5 May 1987 SPECIAL FEATURES

Page 25 - -The shroud

36 R20 R17 BP2 . BP1 R19 ¡ R18 BP3 BP5 RP4 The panel layout shown here is not a must for proper func- tioning of the circuit however, its symmetry

Page 26 - If you have

B 5.50 Fig. 5-You will have to experiment with the size of the nose bridge. Be sure to leave enough clearance for the placement of felt material for

Page 27 - FactCards!

38 DEPTH SIGNAL INPUT 15VDC POWER STEREO ACAPTER HORIZ SIGNAL INPUT STEREO VIEWER CRT SCREEN Fig. 8 -Take special note that the ground of he adapter

Page 28 - ----":3

Here are your trie FactCards! Introducing Hands -On- Electronics FactCards. Each issue, Hands -On- Electronics will present 3 new FactCards, each de

Page 29 - WITH THE CRIME RATE GOING

34 Etvg,K:" FactCard Transistor Package Outlines (All Dimensions In Inches) 0.105 0.285 H 1.005 TO-202 0.370 -11 450 655 y-- T0-126 f~ 0.330 0.

Page 30 - V« preventing

WITH THE CRIME RATE GOING OL I OF CONTROL. ' curity alarms- running the gamut from simply buzzers for use on doors or windows to expensi

Page 31 - -If you decide

_C2 ;R2 Cl '100K 470 42 B1 +9V ARM. /ON...3,41 DISARM,OFF TO ADDITIONAL SWITCHES S4 N O. lR8 S 10 MEG R9 10 MEG VCC+9V R3 -T-C3 270K# T10 p S2 TE

Page 32 - 1/4 -watt

VCC OUT U1 TLC555 OR ICM7555 GND 3 rt PIEZO pl BUZZER 5 RADIO SHACK 273 -068 OR CI SIMILAR J- Fig. 2 -If you decide to build the security circuit bu

Page 33 - 2- Verifying the value for

46 technique seems to be almost universally used in the low - priced, readily -available units. Design Development Our remote system was develope

Page 34 - 1'

B1 R1 500K ; S2 R3 10052 H R2 R4 180K 5.6K R6 220K AM R5 5.6K C2 C1 T 47 D4 1N4004 O LED1 7 6 U1 741 COMPARATOR 2 3 C3 047 C4 100 BZl S1 01 154004 628

Page 35 - X- VERTICALLY

2 The Magazine for the Electronics Activist! The assault of the battery! Christmas has passed and I'm still paying for it! No, I didn't ri

Page 36 - Automatic

48 Fig. 4 -All jumper connections should be made before parts placement, as some jumpers will be beneath components. Mounting the solid wires in th

Page 37 - Communications?

MAY 1987 THE NEWSLETTER FOR GROWNUP KIDS What's Inside. . . Blanket with a Brain: Quantum's Cordless Automatic 2 It's in Your Hands: T

Page 38 - Copy Gnat

50 Blanket Statement QUANTUM CORDLESS AUTOMAT- IC BLANKET. Manufactured by: Northern Electric Co., 5224 N. Kedzie Ave., Chicago, IL 60625. Price (Qu

Page 39 - Thinking

Copy Gnat PORTA COPY HAND -HELD RE- CHARGEABLE COPIER. Purchased from: The Price of His Toys, 9559 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90210. Pr

Page 40 - Dual Cool

Linear Thinking REALISTIC BELT DRIVE LINEAR - TRACKING AUTOMATIC TURN- TABLE (LAB -1600). Manufactured by: Radio Shack, Tandy Corp., 300 One Tandy Cen

Page 41 - "D"

Dual Cool STEREO RADIO CASSETTE RE- CORDER (WQ- T282). Manufactured by: Sharp Electronics Corp., 10 Sharp Plaza, Paramus, NJ 07652. Price: $199. Th

Page 42 - Dated Photos

54 Studio to Go TASCAM PORTA -ONE 4 -TRACK RE- CORDING SYSTEM. Manufactured by: Teac Corp. of America, 7733 Tele- graph Rd., Montbello, CA 90640. P

Page 43 - "to

Dated Photos SURE SHOT TELE QUARTZ DATE CAMERA. Manufactured by: Canon U.S.A., Inc., 1 Canon Plaza, Lake Suc- cess, NY 11042. Price: $386. Despite

Page 44 - "a brilliant arc of

5 s PULSE (Cont. from p. 1) But the litany of problems encoun- tered by GADGET's testers did not stop there. We found it difficult to maneuver t

Page 45 - .. r .. x

Seashore and lakeside will soon beckon as summer approaches. Two modern -day necessities for fun in the sun are music and refreshment. So why not c

Page 46 - 10301, Palo Alto

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Page 47 - "C" batteries

58 We don't pay much attention to design trends in the world of major appliances, but Whirlpool Corp. (Benton Harbor, MI 49022), says some- thin

Page 48 - June's

Electronic pagers can be many things, like intrusive, obnoxious and irritating. Motorola (Communications Sector, 1301 E. Algonquin Rd., Schaumburg,

Page 49 - Thermometer

60 Travel Curler Console Biofeedback Programs HI -FI Video Camera /Recorder Here's a useful traveling item for persons concerned about their coi

Page 50 - -for their ability

Fluke Model 52K /J Thermometer A computerized thermometer? Yes! And it really does things differently THERE ARE SEVERAL WAYS 'l'EM- peratur

Page 51 - TURNTABLE RIM

Fig. 4- Assuming that a pickup arm is correctly designed, and the cartridge correctly fitted, optimum tracking can be obtained if overhang is specif

Page 52 - OSCILLATOR

At the other extreme, a low- compliance cartridge in a featherweight arm may result in a resonance at or above I6Hz; adversely affecting the re

Page 53 - DECODER/

66 ing the inside rim of a (normally) pressed -steel turntable, by way of a resilient idler wheel. A knob or lever allowed the idler wheel to be

Page 54 - 1.1 1 1

DECODER/ DRIVER ,,. DEMONSTRATOR This quick -to -build project is excellent for classroom use, or just to help you clear up counter and driver theory

Page 55 - LED connected to

68 LO +V -16 0 CLK 7 - -15 PD C -14 PA 4029 PC - 13 HEX /BCD COUNTER EN PB - 12 fì A B - - 11 OUT U/D - - 10 ONO B1/BCD 8 - - 9 Fig. 2 -The count

Page 56 - (('onrinued

R1 2 2MEG LEDI' 2 R4 33053 115 10K R7 10K 16 9 S R3 R8 47K 10K s1 L U2 BI/ 4029 BCD COUNTER D U/0 CLK 16 11 10 1 3457 8 12 13 RB 10K +V S3 Fig.

Page 57 - -a rating that tells you

4 LJLJ _D D) J LD: Quiz Kid I would like to know how to build a game where there are 2 teams of say 10 people each, with pushbuttons in their ha

Page 58 - IN9,.,,;

7m= (01 When fate has made it difficult to light up the darkness, use a Night Owl to turn . the lamp switch on and off. By Jonathan Alan Gordon THIS

Page 59 - -tip pressure to

6' CORD AND MINI PLUG PUFF SWITCH PLASTIC TUBING NIGHT OWL REMOTE LAMP SWITCH ELECTRICAL OUTLET LAMP 300 WATTS MAX. 6' CORD AND MINI PLU

Page 60 - Electro ics

72 Fig. 5 -Trace or photocopy this full -scale template when making the printed- circuit board. Fig. 6 -This is the stuffing (parts placement) on th

Page 61 - FICn0111Cf

FOR FREE INFORMATION USE THESE POST-PAID CARDS 1 Print your name address and Zip Code on one of the attached post - age-pa d cards. 2 Car ;e 1&apos

Page 62 - Commodore -64

BUSINESS REPLY MAIL F IRST CLASS PERMIT NO 132 DALTON. MA POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY ADDRESSEE ónucs FREE PRODUCT INFORMATION P.O. Box 388 DALTO

Page 63 - J1 and J2. Notice

I SERIAL BUS SWITCH for the Commodore -64 When you need to feed two computers to a single peripheral, flipping a switch is a lot easier than juggling

Page 64 - MANUALS

76 Sa Sb Sc Fig. 2 -The assembly will be easy to do if you follow the wiring order shown, starting with the wire numbered 1. Use the same wiring orde

Page 65 - BACK VIEW

COMPUTER INTERFACING MANUALS We humans don't always get along with one another, but we can always change that. Shouldn't a computer be just

Page 66 - 4- MODEMS

78 2 O 3 O 4 O 5 O 6 O 7 O 8 O 9 O 18 0 10 O 11 O 12 O 13 O 15 O 16 O O O O O O 2 O 3 O 4 O 5 O 6 O 7 O 8 O 9 o 0 30 O CN0 17 1 10 11 12 1

Page 67 - CABLE -TV

supported would increase the size of the manual drastically, but such information is precisely what a technician in the field is often in dire nee

Page 68 - Carrier

SCIENTIFIC ATLANTA UNITS LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE! CABLE -TV WE'LL MATCH OR BEAT ANYONE'S ADVERTISED RETAIL OR WHOLESALE PRICES! ITEM SINGLE

Page 69 - ,'Dz

80 Pilot Carrier Frequency Standard By Luther M. Stroud This project turns most any Fil monaural radio into an accurate signal source for experimentin

Page 70 - -1 -11F, 16

TO FM RADIO EARPHONE JACK J2 +5VOLTS FK LED1 V1ti O C12 02 3 R1 10K L2 330pH -N U.° r- L1 330pH -M1r- R2 10K C3 01 R3 10052 14 C11 01 Q1 2N5210 C51

Page 71 - Fundamentals

82 PARTS LIST FOR THE PILOT CARRIER SEMICONDUCTORS D1- D3 -1N914 general -purpose, small signal, silicon diodes LED1 -Jumbo red light- emitting dio

Page 72 - VCC - +

Electronic Fundamentals By Louis E. Frenzel, Jr. Except for digital devices, just about all electronic circuits are really amplifiers, even if known

Page 73 - If a capacitor is

84 A =V =Vi Where A is gain, V is the output voltage and V, is the input voltage. Both the input and output must be expressed in the same units. He

Page 74 - I /6.28(f)(Xe)

between the input and output voltages. The output voltage is actually a DC voltage that varies in accordance with the input voltage. The output va

Page 75 - Z should be made

86 another. As a result, the combined effective voltage applied to the E -B junction is lower than it would be without Re. The effect is lower circu

Page 76 - HAM RADIO

fier are its input impedance (Zi) and output impedance (Z0). The input impedance is the impedance (mainly resistive) that a driv- ing AC circuit sees

Page 77 - -5V) =I

By Joseph J. Carr, K4IPV ON HAM RADIO The new MMIC Wideband Amplifiers ['EVERY TIME I START THINKING THAT the semiconductor manufacturers

Page 78 - -E.W. Loxterkamp, Fairborn

actually "shoot" a photolith negative for this board; instead, I made the foils by applying press -on- adhesive copper printed- circui

Page 79 - I RECENTLY

LETTERBOX (Continued from page 4) Thanks for the useful advice. Quite frankly, I don't think anyone could stop us from producing more article

Page 80 - -and possible

By Marc Ellis ON ANTIQUE RADIO Tracking down that uncontrollable hum I RECENTLY RECEIVED A LETTER FROM Dan Boone of Spencerport, NY, asking for

Page 81 - Something

have an informed look at what probably happened to your Philco. Problems with Electrolytics Although most types of capacitors in a radio might well

Page 82 - -for instance, low

L J By Charles D. Rakes Something different in amplifier circuits THIS MONTH'S SELECTION OFFERS A hodge -podge of circuits that can keep the

Page 83 - SCANNERS

TELEPHONE MIKE ¡¡ A INPUTt, 16 OR 32 OHM HORN SPEAKER TELEPHONE CARBON MIKE TELEPHONE EARPIECE HIGH OUTPUT 1K HEADPHONE UNIT (SEE TEXT) TO A 9V z

Page 84 - THINK TANK

9 4 By Marc Saxon ON SCANNERS Mobile scanning is a popular way to hear what's going on. QSCANNERS ARE ESPECIALLY POPULAR with volunteer firem

Page 85 - -at pins 6 and 9

-IE C8 220 By Byron G. Wels THINK TANK Be patient -there are no instant answers! Er HLRI S SUbllil HIND I'D LIKE YOU 7Y) consider, if you wil

Page 86 - - 200 °F - 1400 °F

96 Bull Horn Don't get me wrong. I can afford to buy a loud- hailer for my boat but as an elec- tronics hobbyist, I'd rather build my own.

Page 87 - J1 DIN

FLUKE THERMOMETER (Continued fron page 61) The meter is powered by a transistor - radio type 9 -volt battery that is installed within the meter.

Page 88 - Bench Setup and Testing

98 BUILD A NIGHT OWL (Continued from page 72) you can substitute any 117 -VAC to 9 (or I2) -VDC plug -in adapter. Instead of using plug PLI

Page 89 - Books for

SMOKE BUSTER (Continued from page 48) Fig. 5-Note that diode D4 is not placed on the board, but is mounted directly on the relay. Mounting it somewh

Page 90 - Installation

Increase your knowledge about all aspects of electronics An absolutely no -risk guarantee. Select 5 Books for only $3`)5 and get a Frcc Gift! kltiV R

Page 91 - -Electronics

102 CIRCUIT BOARD STANDOFF METAL CHASSIS 5 LUG TERM. STRIP Fig. 7 -The 9 -volt battery is held on to the top of the bat- tery pack with double -si

Page 92 - ':

This will be coming to you when you subscribe to Radio -Electronics HELPFUL CONSTRUCTION ARTICLES... Test Equipment Hi -Fi Accessories Telephone Acces

Page 93 - "Please

104 3 -D OSCILLOSCOPE PATTERNS ( om /Mgt' ?.1') starting with the layout of Fig. 5. It is important that the stereo viewer be properly con

Page 94 - HANDS-ON

player can hear the sound from high- powered loudspeakers (as illustrated in Fig. 13), giving rise to a complete feedback loop -an electrical path

Page 95 - TilE PARK

106 HANDS-ON MARKETPLACE FOR SALE PICTURE flyer lists quality surplus electronics at low prices. Since 1970. Send for the last 3 issues. STAR- TRON

Page 96 - I hope your Philco

PROJECTION TV...Convert your TV to project 7 foot picture...Results comparable to $2,500 proj- ectors...Total cost les than $30.00... Plans and 8&qu

Page 97 - 11111111111111 - - 11

108 LETTER BOX (Continued from page 6) hook the two amplifiers up in parallel using one as an inverting and the other as a non -inverting amplifier.

Page 98

Prints and Slides from the same roll Introducing the 35mm color film that's designed for travel photography. It's the same film Hollywood p

Page 99 - 6 nights

1 KENWOOD pacesetter in Amateur radio Hear itAll! R-6000 CLOCKt OFF CLOCK2 Co NNE F'/NT I __.- ANT 3. _. .. NOTCH .. COMMUA MOpE/Km A VFO 1

Page 100

A place to live your fantasies. A place to free your soul. To cozy up to the Caribbean sun. To dance among a thousand stars to the rhythms of steel dr

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