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Forum dedicated to the articles of Lou Frenzel. Lou has 25+ years experience as an engineer and is a former college professor. He is author of 20 books on electronics, served as VP of HEATHKIT, is a long-time ham (W5LEF) and began writing for Nuts and Volts in 2004. In this forum, you can post questions about his articles, discuss electronic communications, wireless and ham radio.

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This forum is dedicated to the author Joe Pardue as he teaches you about AVR C Programming in his workshop series.

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This forum is a continuation of the printed column "Q&A", where I answer questions about all aspects of electronics, including computer hardware, software, circuits, electronic theory, troubleshooting, and anything else of interest to the hobbyist. Feel free to participate with your questions, comments or suggestions on answers printed in the magazine. Send all NEW questions to: QA@nutsvolts.com

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Everything you ever wanted to know, and probably shouldn't, about building a (machine) death dealing monstrosity. Building tips, product reviews, event reports that might migrate into Servo; and comments/discussion/dissent about published articles.

Like the column itself, this forum may include discussions of industrial robots, college/high school robots & competitions, robotics research and platofrms, robotic products, parts and components, emerging technologies related to robotics and anything you've ever seen covered in GeerHead.

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Jeff Eckert shares some interesting tidbits of robotic news from around the globe. If you read something in Robytes you would like to discuss, here is the place!

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Dive right in to the exciting and expandable world of LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT! Past projects have ranged from simple rovers to LEGO robots controlled with gyroscopes over Bluetooth!

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