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Schumacher SSC-1500A Ship 'n Shore SpeedCharge Charger with included battery clamps $46.54 The Schumacher SSC-1500A Ship 'n Shore SpeedCharge Charger is a versatile, fast and efficient 12-volt battery charger/maintainer suitable for use with a variety of lead-acid battery types used in everything from tractors, motorcycles, stand-up PWCs and snowmobiles, to those found in cars, trucks, RVs and boats. It features fully automatic microprocessor control; automatic multi-stage charging all... |
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Xantrex Technologies Prosine 1000 Prosine 1,000 to 1,500-Watt Power Inverter $644.48 ... |
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Mastech Linear HY1502D Variable DC Power Supply, 0-15 VOLTS @ 0-2 AMPS $49.95 The MASTECH HY1502D is a high quality variable voltage and variable current DC power supply. Variable DC Power Supply is excellent for lab, science projects, ham radio, cell phone repair, tattoo, slot car or any other use where stable voltage up to 15 volts is required. The voltage is variable from 0 to 15 volts and the current is also variable from 0 to 2 amps. The digital LCD display meters disp... |
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How to troubleshoot & repair amateur radio equipment ... |
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Radios by Hallicrafters: With Price Guide (Schiffer Book for Collectors) $29.95 In the 1930s, the shortwave radio craze was just beginning to sweep the nation, and Hallicrafters radios began to boom from coast to coast and around the world! Until the 1980s, this Chicago-based firm aimed for the average consumer, and produced high quality radios on the cutting edge of technology, all reasonably priced. Today, collectors of electronics are fascinated by these pieces of radio hi... |
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Ham Radio Anthology: Test Equipment and Repair Techniques $18.00 From building test gear to trouble shooting the rig, this anthology of the best articles on the subject has been carefully selected to meet today's needs just as well as it met the needs of its readers in decades past. Includes techniques and devices that work and are easily duplicated, and gives today's Ham a much-needed helping hand at solving equipment problems on their own. Old timers will rec... |
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Icom IC-2200H Mobile VHF Radio The Icom IC-2200H is a 2m FM mobile transceiver. It has a switchable amber or green alphanumeric LCD display, and features AM RX, CTCSS tone encode/decode/scan, DTCS paging/squelch, 24 DTMF autodial memories, extended receive, 207 memory channels, pocket beep, multiple scan modes, weather channel with alert, and more. The optional UT-118 digital unit provides digitally modulated and demodulated cl... |
Whats a good hobby for me a 12 year old boy?
I play video games A lot but i should start doing other things i like Airsoft and paintball but i need something that i can do by my self or with my dad i was thinking about getting a ATV and repairing that but its too much money also RC stuff is also too much and trains are kinda dorky i don't like scouts and airsoft nobody else has a gun plus its banned here (damn old people) not karate or any other sport I'm already doing a sport don't need any more commitments like that and not ham radio (sounds boring) so yeah anything?
Skateboarding was good for my son at your age, he also enjoyed leaning the basics of computer programming, BMX (ok this was some years ago) and RC racing. We found we could do RC cars pretty reasonably by buying used equipment at first and fixing it up. Making / detailing interesting bodies was a lot of fun for me -- so it became a family affair - we all played. We found a track within a reasonable drive and raced one night a week - and practiced on the others.
As far as doing something quieter - ask your folks to take you to one of the large hobby stores - Michaels, AC Moore, Hobby Lobby, Jo-Ann Etc. - tell them you will need some time - an hour or so. Now go and wander around - go up and down all of the aisles and look at the supplies for different hobbies. Woodworking, leatherworking, paper crafting (cards, scrapbooks, etc.) jewelry making, art - drawing, painting, -- fiber art - knitting, crochet, long-stitch, etc. There are dozens of different crafts in those stores. When you see something that looks kind of neat, get a beginners kit and try it out! It might be the beginning of fun that you never knew you wanted to do!