James Floyd Kelly completes Make: Electronics

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For the past year, MAKE contributor James Floyd Kelly has been exhaustively performing every experiment in Charles Platt’s amazing Make: Electronics tome, and now he’s done.

This is the book I WISH I had in high school – it may very well have changed the course of my studies. I’m happy with my chosen vocation, but it took over a decade out of university for me to find the time and the right book to get my understanding of electronics to this level. So… high school teachers and parents – try to buy a few copies of this for your high school library.

I am still in shock that a book like this has eluded me all these years, but I’m glad it’s here now, and I have shared (and will continue to share) both the book and the skills I’ve learned with teachers, parents, and students.

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Make: Electronics
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