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| Understanding Sky Digital TV This FREE 40 page book is available for download in the form of a ".pdf" file which you can then read on screen or print out . Everything you need to know about Sky Digital. Bookmark this page in case you need to come back. Understanding Sky Digital TV (about 405k file size) FREE BOOK |
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| Installing Sky Digital TV Companion book to the above "Understanding..". Essential reading if you want to move your old system to a new house, install a brand new Sky-Plus or standard system, fit a system to your house, motorhome, caravan or narrow boat or use it in Europe, this book answers your questions. What size dish, what sort of cable, connectors, which receiver is best for outside the UK ... 120 page book filled with colour photographs and easy-to-understand explanations. I guarantee you'll be delighted with this amazing book full of information! FREE BONUS BOOK!: UK Digital Satellite TV in Europe |
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| Satellite Secrets - Installing Analogue All about Analogue satellite TV installations. Although Sky analogue broadcasts ceased in September 2001, there are still lots of programmes broadcast in analogue. This book answers your questions. What sort of dish, cable, connectors, receivers. How to install. Tricks of the trade. Money-saving advice. ... 112 page book filled with colour photographs and easy-to-understand explanations. |
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Repairing Sky Digital Receivers Not just a repair book! In fact not even a repair book! Common problems and cures listed - many of which you can fix yourself with only the remote control handset or a soldering iron. Plus lots of general repair information including how to recognise various components. Written in simple terms, this book also gives the home user valuable advice on how to prevent failure. | |
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Beginners Guide to Electronics Easier to understand than anything you've read previously! Martin has a knack of explaining technical subjects in simple language. Components covered include resistors, diodes, transistors and capacitors. As an example, it describes in detail how to build a flashing LED circuit on perforated stripboard ("Veroboard") with a photograph of every stage. This is NOT just another boring technical book full of mathematical equations. You'll like it! Ideal for everyone from the young student to the retired lady looking for a new hobby. | |
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| A Beginner's Guide to Receiver Repair Based on the original "Screwdriver Expert's Guide to Satellite Receivers" this book describes the basic components and a typical power supply with diagrams and explanations. Shows how to solder and describes what to check and measure. It won't make you an expert but, if you are capable of soldering in components supplied as a kit, it will take you one step further so you understand why you are doing it and even help you figure out other possible fault causes and cures. If you buy a repair kit, you need this book. I guarantee you'll be delighted with this amazing book full of information! |
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| Piping TV Around the House How to connect your TV, video, satellite, DVD and send the signals to TVs in other rooms. An invaluable guide and reference that explains UHF channel utilisation without unnecessary technical terms. Includes sketches to show wiring methods. |
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Amstrad Repair manual 1 Repair information for the following Amstrad Models:-
Tells you which components usually fail, including typical fault symptoms. | |
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Amstrad Repair manual 2 Repair information for the following Amstrad Models:-
Tells you which components usually fail, including typical fault symptoms. | |
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The Photographer's Book of Smiles John Everett shows his unique style of humour, in the form of poems and limericks. Limericks and poems - each with a hand-drawn illustration. Written and illustrated by John Everett, professional writer and photographer. | |
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The CB EPROM Data BookAdvanced frequency modification techniques by Martin Pickering B. Eng. Some of the topics covered are:-
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Each month "Jack Armstrong" wrote a monthly "Satellite Workshop" column for "Television Servicing" magazine. We've compiled some of the original, unedited versions - that means they are longer and funnier than the published versions. They may contain errors or stories which have never appeared in print. They might also contain the odd note to the editor! It is simply too good to give away for free. You'll find it in "The Cool Book Shop". | |
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Recently,"Jack Armstrong" has been writing a monthly "Jack's Workshop" column for "Television and Home Electronics Repair" magazine. This is a compilation of the articles from early 2001 till September 2002. |
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