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Hi, new member here. Studying Electrical/Electronic engineering with an interest in physics. I am hoping to learn a thing or two.
 
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gvlr96 said:
Hi, new member here. Studying Electrical/Electronic engineering with an interest in physics. I am hoping to learn a thing or two.
Well, go for a thing first, and then when you're solid with that, go for two :smile:

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