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(@hvacdocgary)
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Hello, my name is Gary and delighted to be able to join this forum. Have always been fascinated by electronics but never was able to set up to learn how to build and repair electronic devices even though I was working closely with them in the HVAC field. In my area it is a very busy field to work in and they did not let us repair electronics but only replace them. Now I am retired and have set up a work shop in my garage so I am able to teach myself how to repair and build electronics. This forum was the best I found to explain things clearly so that a novice can understand. I have extensive knowledge of electricity and controls after 40 years in the HVAC field so I think this will be a big help for me in learning electronics.

 



   
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(@dronebot-workshop)
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Hi Gary, welcome to the forum!  If learning electronics is your goal, then you've certainly come to the right place.

Great to have you on board!

😎

Bill

 


"Never trust a computer you can’t throw out a window." — Steve Wozniak


   
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(@sj_h1)
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Welcome Aboard 



   
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(@woodhalljacob)
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Hi Gar, welcome to the forum! Have a nice day 😉 



   
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(@woodhalljacob)
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Sounds like you’ve had a long and solid run in the HVAC world, and that experience with controls and electrical systems is definitely going to make electronics feel a lot more familiar. Having your own garage workshop is honestly the best setup you get to experiment, make mistakes, fix them, and learn without any pressure. This forum really does break things down in a way that makes sense, even when you're jumping into something completely new. I was reading about random home maintenance topics like chimney cleans the other



   
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