The Maplin Magazine
Electronics & Beyond
Welcome to the archive of "Electronics & Beyond," originally titled "Electronics - The Maplin Magazine". This publication, running from 1980 to early 2002, was a cornerstone for DIY electronics enthusiasts, published by the renowned UK and Ireland retailer, Maplin Electronics. Starting as a quarterly magazine, it adapted to its audience's growing interest by switching to bimonthly in 1988 and finally to monthly issues in 1991, reflecting its commitment to the dynamic electronics community.
Electronics: The Maplin Magazine (September 1983-November 1983)
This issue features a range of DIY articles, technical advice, and product information for electronics enthusiasts. It also includes detailed projects such as building an electronic lock for cars or homes, creating sound effects with a Synchime box, and more.
Electronics: The Maplin Magazine (June 1983 - August 1983)
Electronics projects, technical guides, and updates on Maplin's services. Includes projects such as modem interfaces for ZX81 and VIC20, a digital enlarger timer/controller, and an audio processor for DX enthusiasts, as well as a feature on Heathkit's new offerings and a series on 6502 machine-code programming.
Electronics: The Maplin Magazine (March 1983 - May 1983)
Various electronics projects, reviews, and technical articles aimed at enthusiasts and hobbyists. Includes projects like speech synthesis for VIC20 and ZX81 computers, a 350W power amplifier, and guides on using oscilloscopes and digital techniques.
Electronics: The Maplin Magazine (December 1982 - February 1983)
"Electronics: The Maplin Magazine", December 1982 issue. Topics covered include: various electronics projects, features, and news. The magazine discusses advancements in hi-fi technology, questioning the future of LP records, and includes projects like a CCITT standard modem, central heating controller, sound generator for the ZX81, and a burglar alarm panic button.