The EEB was a small-circulation periodical that was edited and published by R L Gunther from Hobart, Tasmania between 1965 and 1973 with the by-line "common sense electronics". Long before useful home computers it was produced using typewriters, Gestetner stencils and off-set printing aided by photographic reduction - all assembled by hand. Many of the technical items were at the state of the art for the day utilising devices that were only just emerging from the development laboratories. This was only a few years after the very first transistors became available, and only months after SCRs, integrated circuits and similar experimental devices came into private hands, yet all featured in those pages. Contributions came from many sources and some quirky items added significantly to the appeal of the enterprise. It was mostly paid for by subscription and its use as an advertising platform.

The surviving copies of EEB have been reproduced digitally and assembled as annual PDF files. Pagination within the files is optimised as far as possible as the originals contain counting errors. The original master-set was lost in a house fire some years ago and this digitisation project involves some compromises. Underlined Volume numbers are links to the on-line PDF files. Right-click on a link and you should have a menu that gives you the option to open or save the file so that you can open it with a PDF viewer. Double click on a link and it may open the file in a window.

It is with sadness that I note that R L Gunther - also known as Elaine Mary Foster in later life - passed away at the end of 2014.

THE EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE BULLETIN

Volume 1 - 1965 120 pages - 36MB

Volume 2 - 1966 147 pages - 41MB

Volume 3 - 1967 192 pages - 58.0MB

Volume 4 - 1968 154 pages - 48.4MB

Volume 5 - 1969 137 pages - 41.3MB

Volume 6 - 1970 175 pages - 42.3MB

Volume 7 - 1971 141 pages - 39.9MB

Volume 8 - 1972 149 pages - 40.0MB

Volume 9 - 1973 114 pages - 34.6MB

Notes:
Additional pages added March 2015.
Not all page numbers exist and there are oddities in how they are counted.
24 Page numbers in Vol 9 No 2 are duplicated in Vol 9 No 3.

LEGAL NOTICES and miscellaneous items

The PDF files that can be accessed from this page have been photographically digitised from various sources and are COPYRIGHT. The files and material included may not be further distributed without approval. Requests may be made to Rod (send email) ie to rod@rochester-engineering.com This site is provided by Rod Reynolds, who is in fact "RAJR" in the pages of the EEB.