The Oakville Iroquois Engineering Club is looking for electronics;
Its members, a group of bright grade 12 kids headed for university in pursuit of careers in engineering, would like your unwanted tools and electronic devices so they can salvage components to build interesting projects while learning about electronics in the process.
Examples devices with salvagable components include: laser printers, photocopiers, power supplies, microwaves, motors, motorized toys, antique radios, and CRT televisions, to name a few, and of course surplus electronic discrete components (resistors, caps, inductors, transistors, etc.)
They are also very grateful for donations of old electronic testing equipment such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, signal generators, DC power supplies, and hand-tools including screwdrivers, pliers, wire-strippers, and soldering irons.
So, if you have such items from that grandfaster who was always tinkering in the shop that you would otherwise throw away, please consider donating to the Iroquois Engineering Club!
Please reply to me here.
