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Alarm Clock + USB Build (Any Engineers On Here?)

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  1. ESK Tr3v
    ESK Tr3v

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    I'm currently in college pursuing my bachelor's degree in computer engineering and master's in electrical. I finished my first build a few days ago, check it out

    Also, I'm looking for other electrical/computer engineers to network with, so reply or msg me. It'd be cool to discuss code, assembly, and whatever else.

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    Nice. the only things I ever made were volume controls & low/high pass filters. make more stuff!
     
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    thanks, and i will once I get my own soldering machine/gun. I've been doing a lot of crap in the lab, like repairing some audio cables and stuff. idk what to make next, but we'll see.
     
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    Trev, check out jameco.com if you're into the electronics stuff. Back in my sophomore year of high school I bought a few things from them (soldering iron, soldering projects, and a few other things)
     
    socajunkie150, Dec 9, 2012


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    I actually wanna check out microcenter for my soldering set.
     
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    Microcenter has really good stuff at a decent price. You can actually buy it offline instead of going out to Westbury.
     
    kupid915, Dec 10, 2012


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    Being in the field my self, online would probably be your best bet. Tigerdirect.com, or NewEgg.com for instance.
     
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