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Antenas Designs
New on Electronic Solutons! Designs and manuals for Ham radio 2m antenna (145 MHz), ham radio and CB (city band) dual band antena, antena for mobile phones and Wi-Fi antenna for wireles broadband internet access. |
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Car radio pinouts and wiring
If you have never done this before, I have to warn you that the worst can happen, and that not being the "death" of your brand-new car radio. No, that's not the worst that can happen. A real problem is the combustion of your car, doing 150 km/h on a highway!!! So, don't hesitate to spend some money on connectors, safety rubbers and delimiters. Spend money on thicker wires, with thicker isolation, instead on brandy. Those thin wires you get with some car radios are garbage, and you can throw them away. Use the best isolating ducktape. Pay good attention to the positioning of your wiring, 'cause the sheet metal can be very sharp.
GSM cable schematics
This link will lead you to my former blog, where you'll find cable schematics, used to connect mobile phones and computers. I will add that content to this site soon.
GSM codes
My collection of mobile phone codes. Warning: If you use these codes, you use them on your own responsibility. If you don't know how to use phone codes, give up. These codes could make your phone temporarily unusable, but it can be fixed. Just be sure to get someone specialized to fix it, and if you do, tell them how you've made your phone unusable.
GSM software download
These programs are mostly used to connect your phone with your computer, and copy data to/from your phone. Some of these programs will help you write and read SMS-s, copy your phonebook on your computer, or from your computer to your phone. This can be very useful: Imagine that your phone stops functioning, and you lose all your data, including your phonebook. With these programs you'll be able to make backups, and you should backup often.
Java tools
These are programs that will help you install games and applications to your phone. Java applications for mobile phones usually have two files. Those are files with *.jar and *.jad extensions. You'll probably be able to find only *.jar files on the internet. If that is the case, download the "jad Wizzard" and use it to create a *.jad file. Copy these two files to a previously created folder, and copy that folder to your phone's application/game directory.
If you think that I wasn't clear about this matter, contact me via e-mail, and I'll try to explain it better on this site. And, if this should turn out to be a frequent problem, I'll probably make a site dedicated to instructions about this matter.
Java applications
This is my collection of interesting java applications for mobile phones. Maybe some of these programs won't be interesting to all of you, but I hope that anyone can find something of interest among all these programs. If you have any requests, let me know, 'cause I might have what you need, but it's not present on the site. I have a whole bunch of these applications which I haven't tried out yet.
Java games
I haven't tried out some of these games because I don't have enough time, and I'm also not a great fan of mobile phone games. Some of them are pretty old, but I heard from some people that they are more fun than the newer ones. Old games and applications will work on newer phones, but some newer games won't work on phones with grayscale-displays, or lower resolution-displays.
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