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DIY RumblePak for Nintendo DS Lite

Step 3The PIC I chose

The PIC I chose
I used a PIC12F629, which is basically the same as the PIC12F675 except it doesn't have the analog to digital converter. As the ADC was not used I chose to use the PIC12F629 and save the PIC12F675 for future projects.
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6 comments
Apr 10, 2009. 10:40 PMapr1694 says:
where do I get one? RADIOSHACK?
Jun 16, 2009. 5:10 PMReCreate says:
WELL I DON'T KNOW IF THEY SELL THAT BUT DO YOU HAVE TO YELL AT EVERYONE IT REALLY GETS ANNOYING WHEN PEOPLE USE IN ALL CAPS (I AM NOT USING CAPS I AM JUST PRESSING SHIFT)
Feb 22, 2009. 7:43 AMoshapley says:
what the heck is a PIC
Apr 14, 2009. 4:33 AMzimmemic25 says:
a microprocessor-like thing
Apr 10, 2009. 10:47 PMapr1694 says:
do we use this? a Dual Power Willem programmer
Apr 10, 2009. 10:35 PMapr1694 says:
do you just buy this and thats it no need do do anything with it?
Aug 22, 2008. 1:01 PMaeb1965 says:
Did you get the 12F629 from the pokemon pinbal game? if not what did you get it from?
Mar 30, 2008. 8:21 PMhellowmeonnow says:
do u hav 2 program the 12F629 if so how do u do it and wat other things do u need to program it

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