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Hello Reader, thanks for coming to my blog. I started this blog for posting mostly about Arduino and Atmel Studio. Over the time I have realized that it is really difficult for me to just to stick to a fix category of content, so as of now I have decided to do the post about things that interest all of us. So there will be not just posts about electronics or Arduino, but rather all sorts of activities. Thank You.  If you have a suggestion for my content or something you will like me to try, please email it at focuselectronicsyt@gmail.com with email subject as 'Blog Suggestion'.
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