
Electronics: The Maplin Magazine (June 1982 - August 1982)
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The June-August 1982 edition of "Electronics: The Maplin Magazine" is packed with projects that range from a high-quality 25W per channel RMS Stereo Amplifier, built easily with a reliable MOSFET output stage, to a comprehensive guide on making your own Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) at home. Whether you're interested in upgrading your ZX81 with a full-size keyboard, delving into home security with a Radar Doppler Intruder Detector, or enhancing your model railway with remote control and computer interface capabilities, this issue has something for every electronics enthusiast. Dive into the details of a Universal Timer, a Combo Amplifier, a Temperature Gauge, and more.
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After getting an early start in the world of computing with C64 & Amiga computers, Pete now spends much of his spare time in PC VR and dabbling in game development. He also has a strong interest in film, photography and music.
Among other endeavours, he previously worked in a Maplin store, so it was a no-brainer when the opportunity arose to work on the modern incarnation of Maplin online. Besides writing for the blog, Pete works alongside the Maplin team to help keep the online store running smoothly.