French Translation of “E is for Electronics” Coloring Book!

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This is why we do open source, folks. =] Ladyada’s “E is for Electronics” French translation via @hugobiwan

Ladyada’s “E is for Electronics” is a coloring book adventure with electronic components and their inventors.

Makers of all ages can learn, color, and share common parts and historical figures throughout history. Explore the world of electronics with Ladyada as your guide!

Here’s an excerpt:

“A diode lets electrons flow in only one direction. It works like a switch: when current is flowing one way, the switch is on, but when current tries to flow the other way, the switch turns off. Sir John Ambrose Fleming is best known for inventing the diode, originally called the kenotron.”

Coloring book dimensions: 8.5in x 5.5in

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2 Comments

  1. Benjamin
    October 22, 2012 at 8:11 pm

    Good and nice idea ! It looks like you could need help, I can see many errors on first line already. I’m french and I’ll be happy to help with this.
    Good luck !!
    Benjamin

  2. @hugobiwan
    October 28, 2012 at 5:59 pm

    Hello Benjamin.

    Send me the errors or please create an account on the wiki to improve the translation :

    http://bzhlab.wikidot.com

    P.S.Je suis bien curieux de voir où sont toutes ces erreurs sur la première ligne 🙂

    @hugobiwan

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