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30 November 2001

New Books Available from SAS0

	From 1920 comes this motor rewinding book loaded with drawings and photographs that will show you how to rebuild both AC and DC machines. This is a beautiful book. You get over 500 pages of clearly written, wall-to-wall practical how-to with excellent illustrations. It's a gem that should be in the reference library of most "machine freaks" (that includes you, son). Click here to order.
	This revised edition includes hundreds of useful circuits designed and built by Forrest using commonly available integrated circuits and other components. Each circuit comes complete with all necessary supporting data, and there are special tips on troubleshooting, construction, and modifications for each circuit. Each page and figure in this book was lettered and drawn by hand by Forrest, recreating the look and feel of his own laboratory notebooks! Click here to order.
	Let popular electronics author Fred Blechman be your guide to the exciting world of electronics! Whether you're a beginner to electronics or an old hand, don't miss this new book of do-it-yourself electronics projects. Beginning with the simplest designs and progressing to more sophisticated projects, the author has assembled a group of useful, fascinating, and enjoyable circuit designs that use commonly available parts. Special parts kits are available for many of the projects. Click here to order.
	Learn the basics with this easy-to-understand book! A standard in electronic technology and education, Van Valkenburgh, Nooger & Neville's book, Basic Solid-State Electronics, has already been read by thousands! Now you too can read this introduction to electronic fundamentals. Originally written in five separate volumes, now with this edition you get all five volumes in one book. Click here to order.
	From a simplified explanation of the electronic to AC/DC machinery, alternators and other advanced topics, Basic Electricity is the complete course for mastering the fundamentals of electricity. The authors have provided a clear understanding of how electricity is produced, measured, controlled, and used. A minimum of mathematics is used for the direct explanations of primary cells, magnetism, Ohm's Law, capacitance, transformers, DC generators, AC motors, and other essential topics. Click here to order.