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  JSI Services
  on 21st Nov 2006

  
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  For anybody wanting to start a hobby in electronics, I would highly recommend the Everyday Practical Electronics magazine. It offers lots of projects, and it also has teach-in course's. These courses are designed to teach you about electronics, and there is an examination at the end of the course.
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