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Step 10I want one!
Well, the longest part by a long shot was to obtain the wire and to program the pic. The rest was relative child's play. I always buy in bulk, because I never know what I might want to make next, but in this case, I have way more nichrome and mosfets than I'll ever know what to do with. The minimum order from the specialty shop I found for wire was 2000 feet! So I have the parts to make several of the control circuits for this project, and will be putting together some kits for my fellow enthusiasts.
I'll be giving away kits on my favorite electronics forum, http://dutchforce.com/. Check the Trade Forum under the "Want its," section. They should be avail in the next few days. If there's any demand, I might try selling some on ebay!
I'll be giving away kits on my favorite electronics forum, http://dutchforce.com/. Check the Trade Forum under the "Want its," section. They should be avail in the next few days. If there's any demand, I might try selling some on ebay!
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May 10, 2008. 9:26 PMnafango22
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what if you broke open a light bulb and used a filament?
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May 7, 2008. 6:30 PMwukjae
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Very cool. I want one, like now. It looks relatively easy the way you explained it, and is something that I could actually use!! Could you use a bigger capacitor in the 47UF place and use a smaller power supply?
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May 7, 2008. 6:57 PMklee27x (author)
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Uhmm, not unless it is a really big capacitor that costs more than a laptop power supply. The 47uF cap is there to stabilize the power supply to the PIC, only.
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