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* [http://www.w5bbs.us/ the Broken Arrow Amateur Radio Club website] | * [http://www.w5bbs.us/ the Broken Arrow Amateur Radio Club website] | ||
* [http://www.geeksok.com/ GeeksOK] ... at least one member is building a [[RepRap]]. | * [http://www.geeksok.com/ GeeksOK] ... at least one member is building a [[RepRap]]. | ||
| + | * [http://www.tcs.org/ Tulsa Computer Society] is building a [http://www.tcs.org/hotspot.htm map of Tulsa WiFi Hotspots] | ||
Revision as of 01:00, 29 May 2010
Welcome to the Tulsa electronics club wiki pages.
We build amazing things. Often with lots of blinky lights.
"Bench-Top Power Supply" by James Littlejohn for the Tulsa Electronics Club
Should the Tulsa electronics club remain independent,
or should it join up with the dorkbot network?
Other groups near Tulsa that build cool things that may include electronics
- Tulsa Habitat for Humanity
- Engineers Without Borders
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) (often lots of students and professors from both ORU and TU show up at a meeting)
- Tulsa Rocketry
- Tulsa Repeater Organization, Inc. (ham radio)
- the Broken Arrow Amateur Radio Club website
- GeeksOK ... at least one member is building a RepRap.
- Tulsa Computer Society is building a map of Tulsa WiFi Hotspots
