klee27x
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» Using an LED as a combo indicator/fuse, where the voltage drop and current range is acceptable. (…
» Sometimes it's not easy to reach your cable modem. It could be upstairs, while you're using the c…
» You connect the negative terminal of the 5 V battery to the negative terminal of your 24V power s…
» Try pretinning the components in advance. If you cannot even pretin them, then try cleaning the c…
» The bottom line is ground. The adjust pin has to connect to a voltage divider, between output and…
» Forget fluids. Strong acid might be the only way to permanently destoy a chip with fluid. But eve…
» You've got the analogous parts figured out correctly. But I doubt that this exact circuit will wo…
» You can use an IR motion activated light to activate a sprinkler system or a loud noise? I've he…
» "When my car battery reaches full capacity (13.8v) the servo releases the throttle. When it falls…
» Well, assuming you have a back up plan, you could give it a shot. But you will quite likely ruin …
» Sometimes it's not easy to reach your cable modem. It could be upstairs, while you're using the c…
» You connect the negative terminal of the 5 V battery to the negative terminal of your 24V power s…
» Try pretinning the components in advance. If you cannot even pretin them, then try cleaning the c…
» The bottom line is ground. The adjust pin has to connect to a voltage divider, between output and…
» Forget fluids. Strong acid might be the only way to permanently destoy a chip with fluid. But eve…
» You've got the analogous parts figured out correctly. But I doubt that this exact circuit will wo…
» You can use an IR motion activated light to activate a sprinkler system or a loud noise? I've he…
» "When my car battery reaches full capacity (13.8v) the servo releases the throttle. When it falls…
» Well, assuming you have a back up plan, you could give it a shot. But you will quite likely ruin …
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» Yeah, that's something a microcontroller can do. I think that might be overkill, though…
» That's a good question. Microcontrollers are a computer on a chip, complete with integr…
» I have long given up on worrying about that kind of thing. Cats will be cats. They are …
» According to my PICKit2 software device list, it can read the following EEPROM families…
» If your mouse uses the same pinout on the chip and you can make a PCB, you can use this…
» Hmm. Yeah, I dunno either. Thanks for the heads up, guys. I have amended the Instructab…
» I tried a ten pack of the Pulsar and been quite pleased with it. It's very good stuff. …
» Yeah, that's cupric chloride. But you have muriatic acid and peroxide with just a tiny …
» Oh, one thing you might consider is to put handful or two of stripped copper wire in yo…
» Well, I hope the pump can handle this. I always thought you'd need to use compressed ai…
» That's a good question. Microcontrollers are a computer on a chip, complete with integr…
» I have long given up on worrying about that kind of thing. Cats will be cats. They are …
» According to my PICKit2 software device list, it can read the following EEPROM families…
» If your mouse uses the same pinout on the chip and you can make a PCB, you can use this…
» Hmm. Yeah, I dunno either. Thanks for the heads up, guys. I have amended the Instructab…
» I tried a ten pack of the Pulsar and been quite pleased with it. It's very good stuff. …
» Yeah, that's cupric chloride. But you have muriatic acid and peroxide with just a tiny …
» Oh, one thing you might consider is to put handful or two of stripped copper wire in yo…
» Well, I hope the pump can handle this. I always thought you'd need to use compressed ai…
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May 18, 2007. 6:09 AMbinnie
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in the best way possible YOU ARE SOO GHETTO!!!! thats soo cool
Thanks for sharing your project, and welcome to Instructables! Let me know if you have any questions.
Sep 16, 2006. 1:47 AMchinn
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did u get that working by inverting?? both data and clock or either of them which version u made i mean which software u use i made osnosoft parallel port one it worked when my parallel cable length was small it programmed 18f4520 easily but when i put a good parallel port cable it stopped working 0x00 error like that in osnosoft software by default data clock r inverted pls reply
Dec 19, 2006. 6:33 PMklee27x (author)
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I don't recall the context of this message. Sorry, haven't checked in for awhile, and I don't know how to navigate the site, yet.
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