An Amp Builder is Born (literally)

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Ripthorn
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An Amp Builder is Born (literally)

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Well, as of 9 am today, I have a new little son. Rest assured, when the time is right, he's going to be building himself one awesome amplifier (and probably outplay me by 10 years of age, not that he will start building that young).
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Congratulations :D :D

They are never too young to start on small battery powered science project kits. :wink:

I got my son Alan into the computer building at a young age when it was hard to keep up with the upgrades all the time. :roll:

When he got out of the service he went to school and got his A+ certification but, alas he want to go back to school and take up massage therapy and physical therapy.

Well it got him some work in the computer field to do while he goes back to school for that. :)

Just keep him away from the electrical outlets. I got my education there with a piece of bare wire at a young age. :twisted: :roll: :lol:

Enjoy them, they grow up all too fast. :(

Gary
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Congrats Ripthorn,

Wonderful experience isn't it. :) On March 26, 2009 my grand daughter was born so now I have two grandchildren to spoil. Boy and girl. :D

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congrats ripthorn...my daughter will be 2 months old thursday..it goes fast enjoy !!
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gahult wrote:
They are never too young to start on small battery powered science project kits. :wink:

Gary
That's what I thought too. But then one day, my 8 year old decided to clip both sides of a battery together. The battery heated up and burned the carpet it was sitting on. We smelled the melted fibers and put an end to that "experiment".

So even with low voltage, make sure there is supervision.

Oh, and congratulations!
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sliberty wrote:
So even with low voltage, make sure there is supervision.
That is always a good idea. :idea:

I don't know how we baby boomers made it this far with the Gilbert chemistry sets and all the good stuff :twisted: you could lay your hands on to add to it.
Hell, we used to "experiment" with mercury rubbing it on pennys to make em silver, just for one example.
Don't know how we lived though some of the other crap we did when the parents weren't looking. :roll:

Gary
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gahult wrote:
Don't know how we lived though some of the other crap we did when the parents weren't looking. :roll:

Gary
Well for one thing, when I was in college, my car had autopilot :shock:
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