student help

[steve2419]

I am 39 with bad in psychology, now on disability. I have decided to spend some time learning about electronics but have questions often. Is there someone with knowledge be willing to help me learn my way through the basics?

 

[Anon_LG]

I am sure most people here can help you learn the basics. If you want some initial reading material, I would suggest reading the resources section of this site along with the book Electronics for Dummies, an excellent book that taught me the basics.

If you have any specific questions I am happy to help you with them.

I hope this helps,

 

[KMoffett]

To add to the reading materials available in books and on-line, hands-on learning is a must. I would recommend looking into the 200-in-1 or 300-in-1 electronics training kits.

Google: 200-in-1 or 300-in-1 electronics training kits

And do ask questions...the only dumb question is one that is not asked.

Ken

 

[ver chan]

yes, thats right! books and other reading materials will help you learning the basics.

 

[Bdman32]

I learnt all my basic knowledge on a 300-in-1 Learning kit passed down from my dad, i still use it today for testing from time to time. All i did was hook stuff up and saw what it did and learnt from there.
Book, and the internet are all great sources too. and of course everyone here will help you

 

[AdanClinton]

Both book and website will help you ,of course you can find more information from this forum ,there are so many professional people .

 

[steve2419]

I am sure most people here can help you learn the basics. If you want some initial reading material, I would suggest reading the resources section of this site along with the book Electronics for Dummies, an excellent book that taught me the basics.

If you have any specific questions I am happy to help you with them.

I hope this helps,

Got the book now. Thank u

 

[ver chan]

then- other books dealing with advance or intermidiate electronics is the next in line for your collection if you already know the basics