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electronic workshop

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HI everyone my name is Nathan Weber. I am sort of new to this kind of stuff and i was wondering if I could you guys and girls some questions?

My first question is what would be a suitable workshop setup

and my second is what would be a good beginner project arduino project that utilises  remote control cars

would look forward to hearing from you guys


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    Hi Nathan,

    Here is a list of workshop items in order of importance..

    1. PC
    2. hand tools - screw drivers, needle nose pliers, tweezers, side cutters, scissors, wire strippers, etc.
    3. solderless breadboard
    4. breadboard jumpers
    5. DVM
    6. 5V power supply
    7. adjustable current power supply
    8. optical magnifier
    9. temperature-controlled soldering station with wet sponge and solder
    10. vice and third hand
    11. oscilloscope - DS203 is the minimum, Rigol DS1102E preferred
    12. signal generator
    13. stereoscopic microscope
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    Hi Nathan,

    Here is a list of workshop items in order of importance..

    1. PC
    2. hand tools - screw drivers, needle nose pliers, tweezers, side cutters, scissors, wire strippers, etc.
    3. solderless breadboard
    4. breadboard jumpers
    5. DVM
    6. 5V power supply
    7. adjustable current power supply
    8. optical magnifier
    9. temperature-controlled soldering station with wet sponge and solder
    10. vice and third hand
    11. oscilloscope - DS203 is the minimum, Rigol DS1102E preferred
    12. signal generator
    13. stereoscopic microscope
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