Greetings, Steve, and fellow electron ranchers, herders, hoarders.
My name is Jason, I'm somewhere closer to 50 yes Old, and my passion for electronics ebbs closer to being an obsession, and it's a thrilling adventure, that I'm looking forward to spending much more time with.
I was a passive business partner with a friend, together we had a small electronics repair business, while my friend was the technologist, he was not the business guy, and things met with a rather bitter end. Money lost and separate ways.
I have very little to speak of inbthe way of the fundamental understandings of Electrical Theory, and am now investing in Source Material by which to learn things I wish I would have found opportunity to learn 30 years ago, so over the next short while, I forsee Books coming my way.
My passion came about after I got board with building custom Comouters, and doing rudimentary circuit repair, simply grunt soldering, which I was okay with. I desired to build my own innovations and discovered a world that has a depth that seems to be endless.
I'm thankful to have a place dedicated to the craft.
At the moment, and forbthe past 2 years, I have been healing from a complicated accident, which broke my body and left me with some brain damage. So reading and collecting gear is where I am at, however I have been able to increase my cognitive expenditure and am now looking to begin more bread boarding.
I have a number of projects that I've been wrestling with and am at the point where it's time to begin putting thing into circuits.
With not having a vast understanding, on top of being new to the community, I will have lurk around to seek and discover topics that are my pace. At this point I have far more questions than answers. At some point, when I discover the appropriate place and time to do so, I will share the aspects of the project I'm working up to proceeding with. As I'm at a cross roads with how to accomplish a few aspects.
I'm playing bread boards, Arduinos, and truck loads of gear that I can salvage to a large extent, and have a rather unhealthy hoard of components from the "parting of ways".
Anyways to spare any further blah-blah, blah-blah.
Thank you!!
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