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How to know if Electronics is for me?
Hey anons I have larped around here for some time and I want to learn and to eventually see if electornics and electronics related stuff is for me, where to start?

>> No.1944739

>>1944734
>I have larped around here for some time
Electronics requires an intelligence level above that of a 4 year old.

>> No.1944775

>>1944739
ouch anon

>> No.1944780

>>1944734
Larping on diy is the same as trolling in diy. Your a faggot and can't control your stupid thoughts of pretend, and now you want real advice?

>> No.1945332

it doesn't seem that hard so far, fixed a radio and guessed a blown heat fuse in a heater knowing nothing.

>> No.1945334

>>1945332
now programming that will fuck your mind.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2zJsgMEgG8

>> No.1945335

>>1944734
the best thing you can do is lick a cable that is charged. it has to be charged ... otherwise it won't work

>> No.1945353

>>1944734
pirate multisim and scherz's practical electronics for inventors. read the book, play around in the simulator to understand what it's telling you. simulators are terrible and buggy and don't perfectly match reality. but you'll have a ton of retarded misconceptions about how electrons work that you'll have to dispel before you can care about parasitic capacitance or such things.

learn to solder by soldering.