I have 15 years of back date POPULAR ELECTRNIC AND RADIO NOW magazines.Most are complete years and in good conditin.Also 10 years of Circuit cellar magazines.What offers?.
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phillipmilks
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RadioNow, CircuitCellar & P-E back issues
How about $50 ?
Pop Tronics, issue #1
I have the FIRST ISSUE of Popular Electronics and I'll take NO OFFERS !:(
Yes, I do remember Carl and Jerry.......do you?
Len
Yes, I do remember Carl and Jerry.......do you?
Len
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Robert Reed
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A neighbor gave me a stack of his old magazines when I was a kid. The Pop' Tronics Carl and Jerry were great. Some highlights I recall reading:
Carl and Jerry setup an underwater microphone and wind up with a cat
Carl and Jerry work on building an oscillator that runs on a battery made of coins and salty spit. It saves their lives when they get trapped in the basement of the school and they are able to send a Morse Code signal using the device.
They play with a Geiger counter and think they've discovered uranium.
They play with diathermy using their ham radio. They experiment on their cat.
The go to college and "discover" the school has a nuclear plant in one of the buildings. They can look through a window and see the control rods going up and down. A custodian informs them all they are looking at is the cables to an elevator.
They play a prank at college by putting a speaker inside a mailbox and run the wires up to their dorm room. Of course they get caught.
They make a girl detector.
They make a spy ear for the local mall Santa so Santa will know the kids names when they walk up to him.
They make a spectacular electric show for a teacher trying to demonstrate static electricity with outdated unworking equipment.
There are probably many more but I cannot think of them.
Carl and Jerry setup an underwater microphone and wind up with a cat
Carl and Jerry work on building an oscillator that runs on a battery made of coins and salty spit. It saves their lives when they get trapped in the basement of the school and they are able to send a Morse Code signal using the device.
They play with a Geiger counter and think they've discovered uranium.
They play with diathermy using their ham radio. They experiment on their cat.
The go to college and "discover" the school has a nuclear plant in one of the buildings. They can look through a window and see the control rods going up and down. A custodian informs them all they are looking at is the cables to an elevator.
They play a prank at college by putting a speaker inside a mailbox and run the wires up to their dorm room. Of course they get caught.
They make a girl detector.
They make a spy ear for the local mall Santa so Santa will know the kids names when they walk up to him.
They make a spectacular electric show for a teacher trying to demonstrate static electricity with outdated unworking equipment.
There are probably many more but I cannot think of them.
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