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toster:
Hey there!

Not sure this is the right section but I came across a kickstarter project making these awesome electronics reference posters.
I'm a newbie at electronics so these would really come in handy for me. Thought I would share this. If ur interested go check it out!

http://kck.st/x40erY

RJSC:
Does anyone knows of freely/openly  available similar posters and or reference cards we can print and laminate at local print shops?

I leave at least one resistor color code wheel I have found useful:

http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/docs/recalcol.pdf
(from http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/components/rescal.htm

toster:
Hum.. a quick search turned up

* Resistor code poster
* Circuit Symbol poster

(from http://www.tes.co.uk/TaxonomySearchResults.aspx?mode=browse&parametrics=49440,49985,49986,60008)


Also a Spectrum poster? Not sure if it's open.

vk6zgo:

--- Quote from: toster on January 15, 2012, 12:50:07 am ---Hey there!

Not sure this is the right section but I came across a kickstarter project making these awesome electronics reference posters.
I'm a newbie at electronics so these would really come in handy for me. Thought I would share this. If ur interested go check it out!

http://kck.st/x40erY

--- End quote ---

Sorry,but this is a bit of a "gimmick".Component suppliers & Electronics Magazines used to give these things away free!

You will use it a few times,but after a while it just becomes "part of the wall".

I wouldn't waste $25,which you could use to buy several books with all this information.

VK6ZGO

RJSC:
That's why I wrote of free ones.

C'mon, 4000 USD to print some posters?!
It's enough to buy his own poster printer and still have a vacation on the other side of the world!
I'd expect him to ask for something a setup fee of a professional print shop and enough to make 100 posters to start selling.

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