Nuts and Volts April Issue is on the Internet

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• CJ Posts: 470

  2006-03-18 15:22 edited 2006-03-18 15:22

  I could not find the info on the propeller, would you happen to have the page numbers?
  
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• inaki Posts: 262

  2006-03-18 20:27 edited 2006-03-18 20:27

  CJ the one in the N&V site is still the March issue. Kramer says this informaion comes in the April issue.
  
  
  
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• Forrest Posts: 1,341

  2006-03-18 21:26 edited 2006-03-18 21:26

  FYI you need to be a paying subscriber of Nut and Volts magazine and sign up for internet delivery.
• Beau Schwabe Posts: 6,547

  2006-03-18 21:41 edited 2006-03-18 21:41

  Forrest,
  
  Can you visit back issues electronically? My first issue was July of 96, and I have most of them to date.
  I keep saying to myself that I will scan the pages of interest for a personal electronic library, but I never do.
  
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• currentc Posts: 17

  2006-03-18 21:44 edited 2006-03-18 21:44

  The online version of the April issue is out. If you look on the web site just above the back issues you can get a free copy.
  
  I don't see any mention of the propeller. The Stamp applications article is about RFID tags and I could not find any other mention of the propeller. I even did a word search on the entire magazine, nothing.
• Gadgetman Posts: 2,436

  2006-03-18 21:55 edited 2006-03-18 21:55

  Are you certain that you're reading the April number?
  
  It has the propeller, with the demo-board setup picture on the front and all.
  (The same as you can find on http://www.parallax.com/propeller/ )
  
  And on page 16 there's an article 'Stamp Applications: A new Spin on embedded control' by jon Williams.
  
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• CJ Posts: 470

  2006-03-18 22:16 edited 2006-03-18 22:16

  the issue for free is the april 05 one, that explains a lot
  
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• Forrest Posts: 1,341

  2006-03-19 00:11 edited 2006-03-19 00:11

  Nuts and Volts just started the electronic format a few months ago - $19.95 per year for the online version only. The print version is $24.95 per year - I subscribe to the print version. The free issue Nuts and Volts is giving away is the April, 2005 (not 2006) issue.
• LoopyByteloose Posts: 12,537

  2006-03-19 05:50 edited 2006-03-19 05:50

  This is it ==> THE PROPELLER DEBUT
  Nuts and Volts, April 2006 on-line subscribers; Pages 16-20 and the Blue Front Cover.
  
  Frankly, I prefer the Print Version as there are limitations with the on-line interface that bug me.
  
  But, my printed versions have failed to arrive in Taiwan even when I pay a huge postage fee. And they come months behind.
  
  Beau, I cannot seem to get into any Archives for Nuts and Volts on-line. Servo on-line provides that. You would have to buy a CD collection.
  
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• Beau Schwabe Posts: 6,547

  2006-03-19 05:56 edited 2006-03-19 05:56

  Thanks Kramer,
  
  I was afraid of that.... I'll stick with my hard copies for now.
  
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• FORD Posts: 221

  2006-03-21 10:16 edited 2006-03-21 10:16

  I subscribed and downloaded it, thanks Kramer for letting us know, and thanks Jon for the nicely written article.
  
  Cheers,
  Chris
  West Oz.
• Jon Williams Posts: 6,491

  2006-03-22 18:16 edited 2006-03-22 18:16

  Thanks for the kind feedback, Chris.
  
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