What electronics crash course is considered among the best out there? I googled and found lots of them, but I'm unsure which one is the best.
>>949827
I hear a lot about this book, but don't take my word since I have not done it myself.
>>949827
Any old book
Go to a library
Find an old book. The oldest they have. But not too old. Maybe early 90s, if it has tubes and valves instead of silicon it's too old. Unless you want to learn that stuff.
New things are terrible ignore all of them.
1. Make: Electronic series
2. Practical electronics for inventors
3. Art of electronics
This is my plan though I haven't had the time to focus on this hobby. Search books and get recommendations from different sources.
>>951031
Don't listen to him unless you want to start with algebra right away.
>>949827
you twat... Can't you check the catalog? Read the sticky?
The OP of the electronics general has an indication of the resources you should try out, and they're tiered in a way to appeal to your level.
