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Stringing or re stringing a guitar

There are many ways to string a guitar. After twenty-five years of replacing strings on all manner of steel-string guitars, this is the method that I’ve settled on. There are, of course, other methods, and you are more than welcome to try them out. For this blog post, I will be stringing a Fender Stratocaster, but this method works for pretty much all steel-string guitars, both electric and acoustic. That said, there are some locking tuners or split shaft tuners that should be strung in a different way. For that reason, I should state that the following instructions are intended for standard tuners. Remember that if you have a 3-a-side headstock (there are three tuners on each side instead of six on one side), you will have to string the G, B and high (thin) E strings in the opposite direction to what is shown in this post. Firstly, connect the ball end of the string to (or through) the bridge of the guitar (I usually start with the low (thick) E-string. Obviously this step varies enor...

Schematic Power Amplifier with IC AN7114 or AN7115

This Circuit must use the IC AN7114 or you can use the IC AN7115 . Minimum voltage for this IC is 6 Volt and maximum voltage is 11 . You can supply this Circuit with 12 Volt if  you use IC AN7115 because its maximum voltage 13 volt. Output Power 1 watt with Impedance 4 ohm .   See the Schematic (figure 2.0) and package IC ( figure 1.0 ) : Figure 1.0 Figure 2.0

Portable Battery Charger Using Renewable Energy Sources like Solar or Wind Project

Every innovations starts from a simple day to day life problem like you watching IPL in TV and suddenly the current shuts off, fortunately you will find another way to watch the match via mobile network. Similarly, I too had faced a problem of frequent drains in mobile battery while travelling somewhere in bus or while walking on the endless roads to our destination during hot sunny day. There are many innovative projects on wind powered mobile charger which looks huge enough to produce 5v dc but they weighs more and bulky. I gathered some information from them for my project and started with a basic 12 volt DC motor. I used it to generate power for my mobile phones,and it ended up with failure.Then I used an feedback amplifier circuit but it was so huge. Read More.....