I doubt it would be very cheap to send me your magazines but I can think of=
 a number of ways that
you can pass them on to people whom would appreciate them:

1) Find a local hackerspace or Makerspace and arrange for them to pick them=
 up,
2) Post an ad on Kijiji offering them for free or even a dollar amount, and
3) Post and ad on Freecycle offering them for free.

I like the first option the most but 2) and 3) have worked very well for me=
 in the past
with a set of encyclopedias and some older textbooks.

Bruce

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Date: Sun, 26 May 2013 13:05:29 -0500
From: "Charles Rogers" <crogers@totelcsi.com>
Subject: [OT] electronic magazines
To: "Microcontroller discussion list - Public." <piclist@mit.edu>
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When I first became involved with the PIC the=20
16F84 was at the top of the list.  After being chastised
severly for my first and second post I chose to resort
 to monitoring only.
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At any rate I have copies of Popular Electronics, Electronics=20
Now and Radio Electronics dating back to 1982, all are in very
good condition
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Before these all go to the trash dump, I thought someone might
be interested.  Let me know if your are.
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Charles Rogers 		 	   		 =20
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