T&L Publications

me too...<p>
any left??

Well, thats why i reccomend it.<p>I am currently in a thread in the computer section for a VB program. <p>I'd like to see a forum here for all types of programming: PIC, Micro and Other languages.<p>greg

Now that i have your attention...<p>Is anybody interested in a programming thread on this board? I know i would like one. A generic one for all languages?<p>I guess if a lot of people are interested Larry might put one here.... :-)<p>What do you think?<p>[ June 16, 2003: Message edited by: Greg ]</p>

You can purchase switches with the pilot light installed. They indicate when the switch is on and current is flowing.<p>greg<p>[ June 15, 2003: Message edited by: Greg ]</p>

You can purchase a simple electronic match from any fireworks company or pyrotechnic company. They retail for about $1.00 each and will start a fire, launch a firework, etc. <p>You can do a google search for "Constructing an Electric Match". They are easy to make and require a single 9 vol...

Check these out;<p>Site 1<p>Good Site<p>As well try all the vender sites.<p>greg

As Bob said, the internet is the best spot. <p>If your just looking for pin-outs. here is what I did. I went to Fairchild Semiconductor and printed the first page of each in the 7400 series and put them in a binder for easy reference. <p>You can also do a google search for 7400 pin-out list.

Yes as do I.<p>If anyone would like a copy of Circuit Maker Professional, TraxxMaker, Workbench 5 or Protel let me know. <p>I currently use Circuitmaker Prof.

Just so you know, if you record this way one mic will be panned left and the other right in your recording?<p>You are best off to use a cheap mixer.<p>greg

No Troubles.....

Hey,<p>Here is a link to a searchable index of the three magazine your mentioned. Good Luck<p>Mag Index<p>greg

No copies here in canada either.<p>BOOOOO!!!<p>I was hoping to finally get in on the forum questions..<p>G

Check out this link.<p>I know i have PWM written there but it is the same thing.<p>Timer Circuit<p>greg

Try circuitmaker. They have a student version available for free.<p>Circuit Maker Student<p>I have the professionsl version and it is great.<p>Greg

Yeah Colin, thats where my Knowledge ends. I can get the data into the text file fine, but to place it into the camera shot..........<p>