Would you like an "Industrial" supplement to Nuts

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Would you like to see an "Industrial" supplement to Nuts & Volts?

I have mentioned this a few times to the publishing management, but so far no supplement.

I have always thought of Nuts & Volts as a lot more than a "hobbyist" magazine, and thought that there are enough professionals reading it that industrial specific information would be popular.

After all, after the Robotics supplement, Servo Magazine was created very shortly after!

[Chris Smith]

Intelligent links could suffice there.

I read a lot of the trade mags and if they were on line, then a simple link would do very nicely

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Intelligent links could suffice there.
I read a lot of the trade mags and if they were on line, then a simple link would do very nicely

Are you assuming just an ad supplement?

I was thinking a full supplement, just like the Robotics supplement was, with articles and all. You know, basic stuff like plug-in Opto-22 modules, maybe an RS-422/485 tutorial.

I know there is a lot covered in other industry magazines, but much of that is high-end expensive stuff. I'm thinking really practical engineers or technicians on a budget.

Like Nuts & Volts is more oriented to making practical electronics stuff work compared to Circuit Cellar that is oriented toward design using the latest technology.

[Chris Smith]

No I was thinking more of a "subject specific related linkâ€

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