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Dave and Chris have both read our Listener Survey feedback. We're going to bring back:
- Chip of the Week (CotW)
- Call in shows - possibly by using an answering machine equivalent (leave a voice message for us)
- Starlink
- The Art of Electronics X Chapters are now available
- Chris admits he did not have Electro Magnetic Compatibility Engineering, the famous book by past guest Henry Ott
- SQ3R
- EEVblog reference - Easter egg - 9x.5
- Aircon switching on
- Coronavirus
- Chris is once again dealing with pick and place machines (NeoDen4)
- DHL are cutting back on deliveries due to the CoronaVirus
- Our Chip of the Week is the TTP223, available via LCSC
- Soft latching power circuit
- Remote troubleshooting
- When Dave sold kits in '95, people dialed for a price sheet by polling his fax machine
- Particle is deprecating Mesh and will no longer produce the Xenon board
- Scott Miller on The Amp Hour a second time talking about Product-As-A-Service (PaaS)
- LastTissue thread on EEVblog forum
- Hasan Minaj from Patriot Act talking about Greenwashing and the Fashion Industry
- Eco-Woke
- Fry's going broke?
- Arduino Pro announced at CES, it has a dual-core Arm Cortex-M7 and Cortex-M4
- John Teel of Predictable Designs tears down an Amazon Echo
- Looking for an editor for the podcast! Please email relevant experience to editor@theamphour.com
Starlink
starlink.comThe Art of Electronics X Chapters
amazon.compast guest Henry Ott
theamphour.comSQ3R
en.wikipedia.orgAircon switching on
twitter.comCoronavirus
cdc.govTTP223, available via LCSC
lcsc.comSoft latching power circuit
youtube.compolling his fax machine
itstillworks.comLastTissue thread on EEVblog forum
eevblog.comFry's going broke?
youtube.comArduino Pro announced at CES
blog.arduino.ccJohn Teel of Predictable Designs tears down an Amazon Echo
predictabledesigns.com
