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How to Access EPE Magazine’s New Forum on EEWeb and Find Old Chat Zone Content

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    Chip Fryer
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Topic summary

The legacy EPE Chat Zone forum was retired due to server and software compatibility issues after over a decade of use. EPE Magazine readers and electronics enthusiasts are encouraged to migrate to a new dedicated forum space hosted by EEWeb, which offers a modern platform with extensive electronics discussions, news, design tools, and community support. While the old forum remains accessible until the end of November for final posts, full migration is recommended. The new forum does not support direct import of old posts but topical threads may be reposted to continue discussions. Advertising personal, non-commercial electronics projects for sale is generally discouraged on the new forum, with suggestions to use platforms like eBay instead. Users noted the presence of ads on EEWeb but found them non-intrusive, with options to use ad blockers. The community appreciates the partnership and looks forward to growing the user base. Specific technical references include discussions about the National Semiconductor LM3909 LED flasher/oscillator chip and its modern MCU replacement using the PIC12F675 microcontroller. Users shared experiences with classic electronics projects and expressed enthusiasm for the new forum format.
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