Electronic Games for the Evil Genius

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AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: Identifying Electronic ComponentsChapter 2: Reading SchematicsChapter 3: SolderingChapter 4: Wonky Wire GameChapter 5: Lie DetectorChapter 6: Macho MeterChapter 7: Mood Meter ProjectChapter 8: Super-Reaction Time TesterChapter 9: Touch Sensitive Coin Tosser/Decision MakerChapter 10: The Tingler ProjectChapter 11: Xenon Flasher ProjectChapter 12: Siren ProjectChapter 13: Rolling Dice ProjectChapter 14: Game Show Quiz BuzzerChapter 15: Wheel-of-Fortune GameChapter 16: Skeet-Shooting GameChapter 17: Grab-the-Gold GameChapter 18: Stairway-to-Heaven GameChapter 19: Electronic CricketChapter 20: Filtered Blacklight ProjectChapter 21: Mini-Electronic OrganChapter 22: 3-Channel Color OrganChapter 23: 8-Watt Power Audio AmplifierChapter 24: Infrared Target GameChapter 25: Electronic HourglassChapter 26: Electronic Windmill/PropellerChapter 27: Electronic Roulette GameChapter 28: Hangman GameChapter 29: Cliff Hanger GameChapter 30: Alien Attack GameChapter 31: Starburst Light DisplayChapter 32: Electronic Voice ChangerChapter 33: Racquetball GameChapter 34: Theremin ProjectChapter 35: Multi-Chip ProgrammerChapter 36: Simon Memory GameChapter 37: Tetris Game ProjectChapter 38: Tic-Tac-Toe GameAPPENDIX: ELECTRONIC KITS SUPPLIERSINDEX