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EDITORIAL

Diversity's

the

word!

Selecting the

features that go into an annual

like the

1989

Experimenter's

Handbook is no easy

task. The editors

must

carefully examine

the contents of a year's

worth of

magazines

and

make some tough decisions

as to the

relative

"worth"

each

article. Because an article's

value

depends

to a

large

extent on

who's

doing

the

reading, we spend quite a

bit of time

thinking about you, the

reader, and

what

you

would most

want

to see.

Among

our

readers, two general

characteristics are

univer-

sal:

You love to

tinker,

build,

and experiment;

and you are

curious -not

just about

how things work, but

also about

why

things

work, and how

you

can

make them

work

even

better.

That's

where the similarities end:

Among you are experienced

.engineers

and students

who are just starting out;

computer

whizzes

and'computer-

phobics;

audiophiles

and automobile

buffs;

teenagers and

retirees; and thousands

of electronics

technicians, servicemen, and

hobbyists -all

with their own

tastes and preferences.

This

years

Experimenter's

Handbook truly has some-

thing

for

everyone!

Projects for the

home

-ranging

from the

simple

Phony

Burglar

Alarm to Phonlink, a computerized

home- control system.

For

your car,

we have a digital

dashboard,

including a speedometer

and tachometer

build

and

install. For

video

systems,

there's

our

Stereo -TV

De-

coder, and a special

SAP -decoder attachment

for it. For im-

proved signal

reception, we present the

Miniature Wideband

Amplifier and for

improved audio, a

commercial

zapper for

your

FM radio.

For your test

bench,

build the

In-

Circuit

Digital

IC Tester. For holiday cheer, decorate

the timely Electronic X-

Mas Tree.

To satisfy

your

curiosity,

we have articles on

the latest in

cellular

-telephone technology

and

high-

definition

television.

To stir

your imagination

present a

new theory about gravity

and a glimpse

of the automobile

of the

future. There's

even a

special

section

on Surface

Mount Technology -including

several

SMT

projects

you

can build yourself.

We've assembled

magazine brimming

with information

and

challenges.

Now it's

your

turn

-to learn, to build on that

knowledge, and

have

a great

time doing

it!

-The Editors

1ELECTRONICS

EXPERIMENTER'S

handbook

Hugo

Gernsback

(1884 -1967)

founder

Harvey Gernsback,

editor -in- chief,

emeritus

Larry

Steckler, EHF, CET,

editor -in -chief

and publisher

EDITORIAL

DEPARTMENT

Art Kleiman,

editorial director

Brian C. Fenton, editor

Carl

Laron, WB2SLR,

editorial associate

Marc

Spiwak, associate editor

Jonathan A.

Gordon,

assistant technical

editor

Teri

Scaduto, assistant editor

Jeffrey K. Holtzman,

computer editor

Robert A. Young, assistant

editor

Byron

G. Wels, editorial associate

Herb Friedman,

communications

editor

Kathy

Campbell, editorial assistant

Andre Duzant,

technical

illustrator

Injae Lee,

assistant

illustrator

PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT

Ruby M. Yee, production director

Robert

A. W. Lowndes,

editorial production

Karen Tucker, advertising production

Marcella

Amoroso, production

traffic

CIRCULATION

DEPARTMENT

Jacqueline P. Cheeseboro,

circulation director

Wendy

Alanko,

circulation analyst

Theresa Lombardo,

circulation assistant

Typography

Mates

Graphics

Cover

photo

Herb Friedman

Gernsback Publication, Inc., 500 -B Bi-

County Blvd., Farmingdale, NY 11735.

516- 293 -3000

a service

to readers,

Radio -Electronics

Electronics

Experimenter's Handbook

publishes available

plans or

information

relating to newsworthy

products, techniques

and scientific and

technological

developments.

Be-

cause of

possible variances

in the quality and condition

materials and workmanship

used by

readers, we

disclaim any

responsibility for

the safe and proper

func-

tioning of

reader

-built projects based upon or

from plans

information published

in this

magazine

Since some of

the equipment

and circuitry

described in

Radio -Electronics

Electronics

Experimenter's

Hand-

book

may relate to or

be covered

by U.S. patents,

disclaim any

liability

for the infringement of such

patents

by the making, using,

or selling of

any such equipment

or circuitry, and suggest

that

anyone

interested in such

projects consult a patent

attorney.

1989 Radio -Electronics

Electronics

Experimenter's

Handbook

published

annually

by Gernsback

Publica-

tions Inc. All

rights reserved.

Printed in U.S.A. Single

copy price

$2.95. Canada

$3.75. "Copyright

Gernsback

Publications Inc..

1988.

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