I'm still with Nuts & Volts, it's Circuit Cellar that I'm disillusioned=20
with. With the price up to $50/year, I seriously considered not=20
renewing, then the next issue has some guy very deep into nano stuff as=20
a replacement for Steve Ciarcia's last page. In the last year or so,=20
number of pages have decreased, their own advertising has increased, and=20
the quality of the articles decreased. It's common for an author to say=20
he didn't get it working in time for the deadline, and stay tuned for=20
next month or check the web site. And more pages devoted to inteviewing=20
someone. Though interesting, it contributes little to increasing=20
knowledge of making electronic projects whether it be a full time=20
occupation, or a hobbiest (which I am).
On 1/25/13 9:32 AM, Richard Pytelewski wrote:
> I have been getting nuts and Volts for a while and am disillusioned with =
it.
> If you are really into Arduino, you'll love it since that seems to be the
> main article in every issue.  I won't be renewing since the projects and
> articles are inane with little new discovery.
>
>  =20
>
> FWIW..
>
>  =20
>
> Rich
>

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