All About Circuits is a global family of electronics enthusiasts whether you are a beginner, student, educator, hobbyist, or professional. We like to share our passion, interests, knowledge and experience for all things electrical and electronics.
If you are new to AAC, welcome to the family. You may introduce yourself in a short post on the thread "Who are you?"
where you can tell us a little bit of yourself, your interest, career, background, knowledge level, and location.
The map feature began on Feb 15, 2012 and was created by @Georacer in this thread "Where are you from?".
Pins were added to the map up until May 14, 2015.
From Sep 20, 2020 a new map was created by @MrChips and new pins added.
The AAC Global Map
If you wish to be pinned on the global map you may post your request on this thread.
You may choose to have the pin placed in a general location or in a specific location by supplying latitude and longitude coordinates. In either case, the exact location of the pin may be totally random.
While issues of personal privacy are always of utmost concern, it is our understanding that only members of AAC are able to view this map. AAC does not have control over how other parties may use the information in this database.
By requesting to have a pin posted on the map associated with your member's name and location, you voluntarily agree to have this information posted. AAC and its affiliates shall not be held responsible or liable for any loss or damage caused by this action.
For more detailed information, please read All About Circuits Privacy Policy.
If you are new to AAC, welcome to the family. You may introduce yourself in a short post on the thread "Who are you?"
where you can tell us a little bit of yourself, your interest, career, background, knowledge level, and location.
The map feature began on Feb 15, 2012 and was created by @Georacer in this thread "Where are you from?".
Pins were added to the map up until May 14, 2015.
From Sep 20, 2020 a new map was created by @MrChips and new pins added.
The AAC Global Map
If you wish to be pinned on the global map you may post your request on this thread.
You may choose to have the pin placed in a general location or in a specific location by supplying latitude and longitude coordinates. In either case, the exact location of the pin may be totally random.
While issues of personal privacy are always of utmost concern, it is our understanding that only members of AAC are able to view this map. AAC does not have control over how other parties may use the information in this database.
By requesting to have a pin posted on the map associated with your member's name and location, you voluntarily agree to have this information posted. AAC and its affiliates shall not be held responsible or liable for any loss or damage caused by this action.
For more detailed information, please read All About Circuits Privacy Policy.
I am formally requesting to have a pin posted on the map associated with my name… thank you
