Does anyone have the Bell and Howell Electronics Course Volumes 1-10 ? I took the entire course and completed it in 1977. My books got damaged in a basement flood. I would like to find the if they are still available and if anyone wants still wants to sell them. Let me know. Thanks.

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Does anyone have the Bell and Howell Electronics Course Volumes 1-10 ? I took the entire course and completed it in 1977. My books got damaged in a basement flood. I would like to find the if they are still available and if anyone wants still wants to sell them. Let me know. Thanks.

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Hi I have the manuals please let me know if you still need them.

 

Hi I have the manuals please let me know if you still need them.

I am looking for the assembly & calibration info on the Transistorized Meter MD-190 used in the early courses. If you have it I would be interested in a PDF of the info. Thanks, Jamie

 

We used to watch home movies on film. My outside dog loved to watch and whenever he knew we were showing home movies he would ring the Bell and Howl.

Sorry I could not resist.

When I was in Junior High (8th grade) my father laid out for the National Radio Institute Math for Electronics course. One day I was "playing" with Ohm's Law and my teach stopped beside my desk "Why are you doing that? You haven't even mastered four column multiplication yet." That was the best U.S. $25 my dad ever spent. One might do well to buy the books and give them to a youngster who knows they want to work in electronics but still needs a start.