"NSM" wrote in message
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"Bob Parker" wrote in message
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I remember that one quite well, because of the absurd number of
errors in the schematic. Don't even think of building it until
you've
got all the errata notes which came out in subsequent issues.

Not unusual for them!
--
N


Yes.

I contributed articles and computer programs to several magazines back
in the '80's. They insisted on double spaced, non dot-matrix, hard
copy on non perforated paper, and a floppy with a working sample of any
programs. It wasn't easy (for me at the time) but I complied and the
published work was always wrong. I spent a lot of time sending in
corrections.

Never made any money but enjoyed seeing my name in Radio-Electronics,
Popular Electronics, HUG and MicroComputing magazines. Lucky I had a
real job.

It really isn't my fault that they are not around now.