EasternTIGERS
New Member
Hi everyone, I am a new member on this forum, I been reading it for the past month and the posters and people that contribute I learnt quite a lot from them so thank you all.
I am 25 years old I live in the UK and recently about 2 months got interested in electronics, I have no money or job at the moment and have no funds for university. I just borrow libary books and the internet as my learning resource. I have no contacts in the real world either. I have repaired the occasional television, wide screen, and other components such as resistors, capatitors, diodes, just basic repairs, I can build computers so my knowledge is very basic, I have a multimeter which I can fully use and test and breadboard that I constructed a laser trip wire basic circuit.
I have no money for an Oscilliscope and mabie in the future I shall buy this. I am interested in things like Transformers, Tesla Coils and free energy, I like to tinker with things.
So friends, I want to ask when I was young in the UK I used to see the old television repair and electronic repair shops, today I hardly see any, as it is cheaper to replace than repair electronics, I want to ask what kind of direction can I go or follow to that can lead to a career or job working with electronics as I enjoy this, I know this is a long way as Im a beginner. What is the electronic industry like in the uk? I have see Electronic Engineers in the UK they told me they are all imported from China and India, Like I said I have no money for university so will this limit my potential?
Sorry for the long message, Thank you everyone
John Vlad
I am 25 years old I live in the UK and recently about 2 months got interested in electronics, I have no money or job at the moment and have no funds for university. I just borrow libary books and the internet as my learning resource. I have no contacts in the real world either. I have repaired the occasional television, wide screen, and other components such as resistors, capatitors, diodes, just basic repairs, I can build computers so my knowledge is very basic, I have a multimeter which I can fully use and test and breadboard that I constructed a laser trip wire basic circuit.
I have no money for an Oscilliscope and mabie in the future I shall buy this. I am interested in things like Transformers, Tesla Coils and free energy, I like to tinker with things.
So friends, I want to ask when I was young in the UK I used to see the old television repair and electronic repair shops, today I hardly see any, as it is cheaper to replace than repair electronics, I want to ask what kind of direction can I go or follow to that can lead to a career or job working with electronics as I enjoy this, I know this is a long way as Im a beginner. What is the electronic industry like in the uk? I have see Electronic Engineers in the UK they told me they are all imported from China and India, Like I said I have no money for university so will this limit my potential?
Sorry for the long message, Thank you everyone
John Vlad