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Comparing Electric Magazines: INPE, INSTAL, Installation Market, Telecommunications Review

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  • #1 16782633
    elektronikq
    Level 25  
    Which magazine would you recommend the most:
    INPE
    INSTAL
    Installation market
    Telecommunications Review
    ?
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  • #2 16782819
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    Maybe Wyborcza or Gazeta Polska? ... ;)


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  • #3 16783501
    elektronikq
    Level 25  
    But that these newspapers are weak, is it some friend's joke? :(
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  • #4 16783554
    remot
    Level 33  
    elektronikq wrote:
    But that these newspapers are weak, is it some friend's joke? :(


    I don't think this is a joke.
    This is the answer (well ... maybe slightly sarcastic) to your strange question, given the title of the post.
    I would suggest myself - the NO weekly.


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    #5 16783641
    opornik7
    Electrician specialist
    Industry-wide INPE.
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  • #6 16789335
    elektronikq
    Level 25  
    I just mean an industry magazine. I would like to mention something, but I have not dealt with these magazines, so that's why I would like to ask. You can (if you want to) recommend other newspapers worth reading.
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  • #7 16790724
    zdzisiek1979
    Level 39  
    Ignore it. I missed two. The articles were repeated every year. And the last two years of subscription it was random whether it will come to me and how it came after the deadline.
    Not worth it. Internet more up-to-date.
    In addition, these are only articles ala advertising info is limited, so you know that it is ringing but you do not know how the bell is powered.
  • #8 16790824
    JohnySpZOO
    Electric installations specialist
    I have been subscribing to ElektroInfo and ElektroInstalator for several years.
    This year I resigned from the extension of ElektroInstalator due to the fact that I had previously bought it on student conditions (they offered me the same - 50% of the price) - now they did not want to extend it because I would have purchased a subscription for the next 2 years - their loss.
    As for ElektoInfo, I also have a subscription for two years, which will end after the new year. Whether I will extend it or not, I do not know - this year I received only the September issue of the paper. Until the end of that year, there was no problem. In October I filed a complaint - apparently in November the remaining issues are to be sent. If the numbers are not, I give up.

    PS Honestly, this year I'm so busy at work that I don't even have time to look at the pictures in waste paper, which ends up in a carton in the basement.

    It all depends on the author what topic you are interested in.
  • #9 16791289
    Łukasz-O
    Admin of electroenergetics
    Currently, only a Professional Electrician "comes" to me. I wrote in quotation marks because they can send it as they want :D It's free, so I don't care.
    I confirm what my colleague Zdzisiek wrote. Most of the articles in such magazines are open or hidden advertising.
    The era of real trade press is over. Instead of collecting waste paper, I suggest the Internet, where everything is available immediately and does not take up space in cabinets and shelves.
  • #10 16792058
    Radiowiec 2
    Level 31  
    If it is to be an entertainment magazine, Murator suggests :) . You can laugh ... (such a word starting with the letter j).


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  • #11 16792378
    Akrzy74
    Rest in Peace
    The conclusion (off-topic) is the point at which you no longer have the strength to think further.
    As you can see from previous posts, the word teaches or harms.
    I warn you against writing unrelated posts, i.e. writing about the influence of the Northern Lights on penguin menstruation. :|

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  • #12 16795476
    Radiowiec 2
    Level 31  
    Buddy Elektroniq, reading and browsing some of these magazines, I find that it's just hard to choose. My main point is THAT in these magazines there are no authors or there are very few writers on electrical topics who have the knowledge they should have. This is due to the fact that ordinary people work in such publications and the so-called "rhyme" does not always suit the professionals we would like to read. At least that is what I see in the electrical industry. The majority of articles are sponsored by producers, according to which ... the best solution on the market is the use of their products ... because the others are already a museum of technology in their understanding. I do it like this: I read industry catalogs, which are full of recently, and all producers stuff them into us, and then I compare prices. Because an individual customer always keeps his pocket and the latest trends will not help, because when something new enters it is cosmically expensive. Yes, there are those who say the price does not matter. But that's a fraction of a percent. I am of the opinion that the team from Elektrody should not read these media and we should START WRITING and share knowledge. Likewise people from the SEP forum. I am not talking about myself, but they are better than me, more experienced, after Polibuds, WATs and others, which will not be published in publications or on yu tube. But there is a lot of material that would be even funny if not for the fact that the electricity poses a threat to humans.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around recommendations for industry magazines, specifically INPE, INSTAL, Installation Market, and Telecommunications Review. Participants express skepticism about the quality and relevance of these publications, noting issues such as repetitive content, delayed subscriptions, and a predominance of advertising over substantive articles. Some users suggest that the internet is a more reliable source for up-to-date information. A few recommend alternative magazines like ElektroInfo and ElektroInstalator, while others criticize the lack of knowledgeable authors in the industry magazines. Overall, there is a consensus that many traditional magazines may not meet the needs of professionals in the electrical field.
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