Easy To Build Transistor Projects - by Len Buckwalter. Meet Boris the talking skull, Sherlock Ohms the electronic detective, and a singing oatmeal box. These are just a few of the characters which prove that transistors can really be fun.

If some of the projects described in this book look suspiciously practical, they are. The magic of putting the human voice over the air (as in the home broadcaster) never seems to lose its fascination for electronics hobbyists. The flip-flop circuit described can be used very effectively as a metronome or as a timer for other activities. The radio clock (different from a clock radio) is a useful as well as an ornamental gadget.

So all you need is the desire to create the useful, the amazing, or the weird to experience many enjoyable hours with transistor circuits. No knowledge of ohms, volts, or amps is required.

For those who can’t suppress their more serious side, a brief explanation of the theory is provided at the end of each project.