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Hey folks,
             I'm Abhinav Rajeev, currently pursuing undergraduate from NSS College of Engineering Palakkad, Kerala. I'm actually from Muvattupuzha (a city in Ernakulam district). 
            As the blog says I'm an electronic hobbyist. I try to explore the heart of things to find out what's going on inside that with at most care and patience. My mom calls this procedure as destruction! :D (yeah its true! if I can't open it I just pry with a hammer to examine the postmortem). As far as the bills are concerned, from the very beginning of my birth to till date destruction, it would have been 4 to 5 lakh rupees for my father.
            I'm also fond of renewable energy mainly the solar, li-ion batteries, recovering of these batteries, home automation, Tesla electric cars. My craziness are over two things- electronics and Royal Enfield.
            That's all of me. We'll get to know in the future

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