steven.folkins
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» i used a battery pack with 4 aa batteries...all available at local electronics stores o…
» you can check out machinescience.org
» thanks...the next two project continue to add more components...I will put them up even…
» Thank you. Those are some great ideas.
» Thank you. Your suggestions were great and I added a note about using a metal straight…
» you can check out machinescience.org
» thanks...the next two project continue to add more components...I will put them up even…
» Thank you. Those are some great ideas.
» Thank you. Your suggestions were great and I added a note about using a metal straight…
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Oct 14, 2011. 6:47 PMsnoopyrsc
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Hi Steven:
I noticed you had a breadboard starter controller kit on your website at work. I am trying to design an operation game that is also on instructables that requires a PIC16F877 microchip and a MOSFET MTP10N10EL. This board game is going to be lifesize. The problem I am having is the instructions for that particular instructable is very technical and complex for me. I want to know if (1) can I use your breadboard starter controller kit for my specific project, will that kit have everything I need; or is it possible to follow your instructibles, but for a lifesize version? If so, how would the instructions differ for what I need? Thanks so much for any input. It would be greatly appreciated.
I noticed you had a breadboard starter controller kit on your website at work. I am trying to design an operation game that is also on instructables that requires a PIC16F877 microchip and a MOSFET MTP10N10EL. This board game is going to be lifesize. The problem I am having is the instructions for that particular instructable is very technical and complex for me. I want to know if (1) can I use your breadboard starter controller kit for my specific project, will that kit have everything I need; or is it possible to follow your instructibles, but for a lifesize version? If so, how would the instructions differ for what I need? Thanks so much for any input. It would be greatly appreciated.
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