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Ball point pen draws electrical circuits. (Original Post) rug Nov 2013 OP
Cool product... Callmecrazy Nov 2013 #1
It looks so easy they better keep it out of middle schools. rug Nov 2013 #2
Seems like an awesome tool for playing with high frequency antenna designs. hunter Nov 2013 #3
That's kind of cool... Wounded Bear Nov 2013 #4
We did have pencil line resistors Brother Buzz Nov 2013 #5
What if I draw a capacitor? Ptah Nov 2013 #6
Depends on how far apart you draw the two plates, prob. jmowreader Nov 2013 #7

Wounded Bear

(58,647 posts)
4. That's kind of cool...
Sat Nov 23, 2013, 04:11 PM
Nov 2013

but it's not the pen, it's the ink.

As an old engineer since retired, I wish we'd had something like that years ago.

Brother Buzz

(36,416 posts)
5. We did have pencil line resistors
Sat Nov 23, 2013, 04:28 PM
Nov 2013

Although it had no practical use, it was a good tool for demonstrating resistance.

jmowreader

(50,554 posts)
7. Depends on how far apart you draw the two plates, prob.
Sat Nov 23, 2013, 05:05 PM
Nov 2013

I wonder if this ink sticks to glass. If so, they'd be able to also sell the pen to the lucrative market of people whose rear window defrosters are broken.

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