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Jan 2, 2011. 5:45 AMammutsmaw says:

Hi, I am very impressed by what you have done here. My hands have been suffering from the effects of frostbite since two winters ago while ice fishing. I have been researching electric gloves for the past few weeks and have decided that your solution is the most elegant and I can't resist any DIY project, but I am very new to electronics - I have been making simple circuited light-up and vibrating fishing lures for about six months now. I have been looking for cheap arduino pro mini 328's, but haven't had any luck. I have however found some cheap 5V 168's, but would these be compatible with your code? I can solder well, but there is no way I can program new code. Could you send me your code? "ammutsmaw1@yahoo.com"

Thank You,
Sincerely,
Nathan
(Ammut'sMaw)