Workbench: More on the STL Support Pole
Also, Bondic is an ultra-strong adhesive that cures with UV light
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Also, Bondic is an ultra-strong adhesive that cures with UV light
Also more about gas discharge tubes and metal oxide varistors
John Bisset began writing our popular tips column in 1990
Also, here’s a way to improve your engineering skills for $25
The mind boggles at the uses for this product invented by the Rocket Chemical...
Also, a way to troubleshoot nitrogen leaks in pressurized transmission line
Though MOVs respond more quickly, the higher capacitance limits their use
Use it to test XLR-connected cables for proper wiring and polarity
Also, here’s an industrial and business surface sterilizer (if you can get your hands...
Like all of our content, Workbench tips are intended for folks the world over
Also, a fun book about radio from behind the mic by Tommy Edwards
Also, Rolf Taylor explains air filter MERV ratings
Also, learn the interesting history of the MacKenzie Program Repeater
Also, don’t miss out on your free Swag Bag … here’s how to get...
Also, beware: Poison kills more than just rodents
Also, here’s a software suggestion for April 1
Also, step-by-step instructions to repairing old RE20 microphones
First, don't just "point and shoot" with your IR gun
Also, the mousetraps just keep on coming!
Also, Dan Slentz shares an amazing Ethernet cable organizing product
Great tips for keeping rodents out; also, do these hands look familiar?
Also, rodents “walk the plank” when lured to Greg Muir’s orange bucket
Also, Kevin Wagner shows how to restrict building cooling space and save money
Also, Frank Hertel reports on a solution to a Windows 7 problem
Remember, electrolytics are everywhere — even in wall warts
Also: Bill Ruck’s capacitor experiences; and a unique and humane rat or mice trap
We love hands-on ideas — like this one from Ken Beckwith
Also, read about Tom Norman and the case of the hidden capacitor
Troubleshoot and replace them to prevent headaches
And we reveal the winner of last issue’s mystery contest
Plus, a Workbench tip from RW Editor Paul McLane
Add some IR tools and cabling know-how to your engineering arsenal
And where can you find a reasonably priced Yagi antenna?
Also, who monitors the station’s tower lights — and who should?
Also, build your own pocket-sized white noise generator
A few simple changes can make troubleshooting faster and easier
And Dan Slentz offers more ideas for nifty stuff that’s cheap or free
Make sure your invisible work becomes apparent to management