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A lot of local libraries carry
Home Power, and may have some back issues.
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Check the
Home Power website home
page -- some articles available for free download.
You can try Article
Search to find the article. If its a free one, just
download, if not go to step 3.
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You can buy an Online Membership
to Home Power for $25 -- but often discounted to $10 -- a great deal either
way.
This gives you downloads of the new issue of Home Power plus all recent
editions.
It also allows you to search for and download past Home Power articles from
a data base of about 1250 articles.
Details
Here ...
This is a big improvement over the past Online Membership,
and puts a lot of material at your finger tips.
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The old option of searching the
their achieves for an article, and then downloading that issue for $5 does
not appear to be offered anymore.
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Home Power also sell a DVD with all of
the articles in the first 120 issues (20 years!) for $95. This is a
quick way to get a lot of good reference material.
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Print copies of back issues are also
available on the Home Power website
here ...
When searching for articles in the HP
archive on their site, the safest thing to search for is probably the author of
the article. You can usually search for a particular issue number by
searching for HP102 for an article appearing in issue 102. Not
all articles are currently in the online archive.
There are a lot of Home Power Magazine articles referenced on this site.