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mini electronics gizmo technician required, student?

By anotherrichard
December 19, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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anotherrichard

Posted December 19, 2014

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Posted December 19, 2014

Hi all, I need help developing an electrical gizmo I am trying to create. Does anyone out there have a practical knowledge of how car trackers work and are able to disassemble and understand?

As far as my knowledge is limited to I can only explain so far; but I need an understanding of voltages, amps and how mobile phones work.

I can supply all parts and am not a nutter, at least no more than anyone else on the EDF on a Friday night.

Paid work obviously, an engineering student with an electrical twist would be ideal.

Look forward to any recommendations.

Kindest, Richard.

07894 402 566.

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