
Electronics: The Maplin Magazine (September 1982 - November 1982)
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The September-November 1982 issue of "Electronics: The Maplin Magazine" kicks off with the first of a brand new series on the role of satellites in communications and broadcasting, providing readers with an in-depth look into the future of media. DIY enthusiasts will revel in building a versatile Telephone Exchange, capable of supporting up to 32 extensions with push-button or rotary dialling. Explore the precision of a Frequency Counter, safeguard your property with an Ultrasonic Intruder Detector, and delve into the intricacies of Nickel Cadmium Cells. Additional highlights include a remote controller for your amplifier, a detailed look at the ZX81 PIO board, and a complete Maplin price list. Whether you're keen on enhancing your home security system or eager to experiment with advanced electronic projects, this issue has everything you need to elevate your electronics hobby.
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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.