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            <title>basic electronics</title>
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see also:

	* electricity in Australia
	* oscilloscopes
	* logic analyzers
	* signal generators
	* radio basics
	* online tutorials:
		*  &lt;https://www.youtube.com/@EngineeringMindset/videos&gt;
		*  &lt;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-whqWVs39w&gt; how to find faulty component on a PCB (no oscilloscope used)


basic components

	* resistor
		*  this reduces the line voltage
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see also:

	* a brief summary of mathematical principles and tools
	* electromagnetic radiation
	* light
	* optics
	* wind speed and wind force
	* sound
	* electricity in Australia
	* astronomy

Introduction

a few basic equations

	* velocity
		*  velocity = distance travelled / unit time
		*  100kph = 100kph x 1000m / (3600secs) = 27.8m/s

	*  acceleration
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            <title>measuring temperature / thermometers</title>
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            <description>measuring temperature / thermometers

see also:

	* infrared thermometers
	* thermometers

	* I don't sell any of these nor do I receive any remuneration if you buy them, and I have not personally reviewed all of them, they are listed here to give you perspective

Introduction

	* measuring the temperature seems easy but it can be quite complex depending upon what is being measured and how accurate and timely one needs the measurement</description>
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see also:

	* camping off-grid - power, batteries, solar, fridges
	* solar power for camping
	* solar regulator / controllers for solar panels for camping
	* 12V batteries and battery boxes
	* basic electronics
	* electricity in Australia
	* DC power supplies
	* &lt;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voltage_droop&gt;

	* Voltage Drop is DIFFERENT to droop - voltage drop is the drop in voltage along a circuit due to resistance in the circuit
	* in contrast, voltage droop is the drop in volta…</description>
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            <title>wind speed and wind force</title>
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            <description>wind speed and wind force

see also:

	*  Climate - Introduction 1 - atmosphere and temperature
		*  Climate - Introduction 2 - water and rain
		*  Climate - Introduction 3 - air &amp; wind
		*  Climate - Introduction 4 - Climates
		*  beaches and sea waves
		*  thunderstorms and hail
		*  tents and the wind
		*  camping in strong winds

Introduction

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