As I mentioned earlier, price went up to $50 per year, more pages to=20
their own (Electron) advertising, Steve Ciarcia's back page is now very=20
theoretical, last was on nano things, not really related to everyday=20
electronic projects. And then too there pages dedicated to interviewing=20
people. Though interesting, space could be practical electronic info.

On 1/31/13 11:14 PM, John Chung wrote:
> How do you guys feel about Circuit Cellar? I do find the articles interes=
ting at times.
>
> As for EPEMAG..... Just open the new format today. I can safely say I hat=
e it now........... Can't print out my pages easily
> or archive them in a SIMPLE pdf file.
>
> John
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> ________________________________
>   From: cdb <colin@btech-online.co.uk>
> To: Microcontroller discussion list - Public. <piclist@mit.edu>
> Sent: Monday, April 28, 2008 6:27 PM
> Subject: Re: [EE] Electronics/Computer Hobby magazines?
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> Sadly EPEmag is now basicly Silicon Chip 2 or 3 months behind. Since
> their main contributor became ill, the projects are now mainly those
> of Silicon Chip. EPE hold the distribution rights for SC in all
> countries bar Australasia. However, their yearly GCSE, 'O' level
> electronics courses are very good. They also have their repair manual
> series as well.
>
> Other magazines still in existence (just)  Practical Wireless,
> Electronics World (a sad shadow of it's former self as Wireless World)
> Practical Television, Short Wave Magazine (it does still have
> circuits). There is still RSGB, but you have to be a member.
>
> These are all UK magazines.
>
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> R.I.P
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> Radio Constructor
> Electronics Today International
> Maplin Magazine
> Hobby Electronics
> Practical Electronics (yes I know it is now part of EPE)
>
> When I started being interested in electronics these magazines were
> all available and cost about 25p each - horrendously expensive for a
> 13 year old.
>
> Colin
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> :: inx wrote:
> :::::: I know of "Circuit Cellar" and "Nuts and Volts" but what
> :::::: other
> :::::: electronic hobby magazines are still around?
> ::::::
> :::: Silicon Chip
> ::::
> :::: www.siliconchip.com.au
> ::::
> :: I never heard of this one before but I like what I see on the
> :: web site. I'll be keeping an eye on this one.
> ::
> :::: Elektor
> ::::
> :::: http://www.elektor.com/
> ::::
> :: Ah that was the one I was trying to remember, I pick that up at
> :: a local book store.
> ::
> :::: EPE
> ::::
> :::: http://www.epemag.wimborne.co.uk/
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> cdb, colin@btech-online.co.uk on 28/04/2008
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