24 Jun
2012
24 Jun
'12
7:29 p.m.
At 4:23 PM -0700 6/24/12, Fred Cisin wrote:
What's the difference between the 1998 and 2011 editions? I have the
'98 one. It's one of the few books on the subject I can actually lay
my hands on, as it's sitting next to most of my books on Valve/Tube
Amplifiers.
If my books were well organized and shelved, I'd probably have a
frightfully large electricity and electronics section between US Navy
and civilian books on the subject.
Since the original topic appears to be the Commodore 64, didn't there
used to be a book or two on the subject of repairing them? I'm
pretty sure I have a couple in my library (I know I have or had a
couple for the early Macs).
Zane
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> "Art
of Electronics" by Horowitz is GREAT, but it costs money.
On Sun, 24 Jun 2012,
David Riley wrote:
I agree that AoE is excellent, but I don't
know about expensive;
maybe if you buy it new. It can usually be had for under $10
used from Amazon or elsewhere.
Really?
Seriously, What am I doing wrong?
Amazon has one copy of the 1982 edition for $176
and no copies right now of the 1998 or 2011 editions.
If I send you $20 each, could you get some of those "under $10" copies?