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» cool thanks for taking the time to review my question.you said, "if you don't have a PI…
» Yea that's pretty interesting... The 'warble' and 'hiss' detection may provide you with…
» What are the advantages/disadvantage of using this PIC over a LM567 Tone Decoder? I'm …
» Hey, I basically copied your instructable but put it in a portable container to make a …
» I'v not blown through the mallet yet... but well on my way... probably make it through …
» I had nothing to do with that sweet video... those fellas are professionals, eh...
» Nice job. a lot of fun putting this together. It was my first arduino project and worke…
» After a few tries/tests I found R7 is controlling Right Channel (Tweat,Ch1,Red): Clockw…
» I'm not familiar with magnetic wire.... I tried bare copper wire and it seemed it did …
» check it out..... I used an Epoxy mold that allows for side lighting... or 180 degrees …
» Yea that's pretty interesting... The 'warble' and 'hiss' detection may provide you with…
» What are the advantages/disadvantage of using this PIC over a LM567 Tone Decoder? I'm …
» Hey, I basically copied your instructable but put it in a portable container to make a …
» I'v not blown through the mallet yet... but well on my way... probably make it through …
» I had nothing to do with that sweet video... those fellas are professionals, eh...
» Nice job. a lot of fun putting this together. It was my first arduino project and worke…
» After a few tries/tests I found R7 is controlling Right Channel (Tweat,Ch1,Red): Clockw…
» I'm not familiar with magnetic wire.... I tried bare copper wire and it seemed it did …
» check it out..... I used an Epoxy mold that allows for side lighting... or 180 degrees …
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