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Re: Electronics For Dummies [message #99546 is a reply to message #93472]

Thu, 02 July 2026 07:06

Bercle
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Csharp wrote on Fri, 09 April 2021 22:49

I would start small. Small enough to where if something goes wrong, you just get a "buzz" and not a shock.

Nothing wrong with learning by doing, just don't get hurt.

Yeah. I agree that it is very important to start small before growing big in DIY experiments. If anything goes wrong, it is better the loss is smaller and one which I can learn from instead of losing heavily.

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