Radio in the form of the London Underground

Original author: Leslie Katz
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Japanese designer Yuri Suzuki made a workable radio in the form of a London Underground circuit:



How do I get the metro from South Kensington to Piccadilly? You need to drive the capacitor and go to that resistor.



Yuri Suzuki put together a radio in the form of the London Underground. The designer arranged electronic components for a reason, and taking into account the features of the city. For example, the speaker volume control is suffocated in the place of the famous speaker corner (Speaker's Corner), and the battery is not far from the Battersea power station on the south bank of the Thames.





Currently, at the residence of the Design Museum in London, Suzuki has exhibited a collection of other workable electronics in the form of various objects. According to him, the exhibition will help people understand how electronics work.



“A modern person always sees electronics - for example, iPod - in a small case, inside of which there are so small components that they can not even be touched. Often we forget how sophisticated systems are used to make our devices work. ”



Suzuki designed the metro radio based on the 1933 Harry Beck metro scheme .



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