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I have one of these which was given to me, so make me an offer. Description is "12 Volt 16 Isolated Input / 8 Relay Terminal Board", and has a 50 pin IDC header to connect to the stuff on the board. A web search using that number will tell you what you need to know about it. Gary (636) 946...

This would be good for your test computer or something like that which doesn't have a ton of software or data on it. I used to backup the whole computer (Win 98) on 4-5 disks. IOmega Zip 250 for parallel port, with about 10-15 250MB disks Call me at the office 9-5 Central and make me an offer. (800)...

I just got my September 2006 N&V, and find the article "Interface your PC to an LED sign" interesting. In early 2003 I wrote an article about writing your own software to control the BetaBrite, but N&V never seemed very interested in it. I guess it helps to be an advertiser. Since ...

Engineer1138 wrote:Well, whether or not you're affiliated with the product I don't know, but I just bought one for a serial I/O board I recently developed for a client. I'll report back to the board on how well it works.

I'm merely a satisfied customer.

These converters are getting pretty cheap now. This is the least expensive one I have found. It has the Prolific chip set and it works well for us. It almost is not worth trying to put a USB chip on your project now unless your customer is requesting it or you plan to make a lot of them. http://www....

Intelligent links could suffice there. I read a lot of the trade mags and if they were on line, then a simple link would do very nicely Are you assuming just an ad supplement? I was thinking a full supplement, just like the Robotics supplement was, with articles and all. You know, basic stuff like ...

Would you like to see an "Industrial" supplement to Nuts & Volts? I have mentioned this a few times to the publishing management, but so far no supplement. I have always thought of Nuts & Volts as a lot more than a "hobbyist" magazine, and thought that there are enough pr...