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I prefer Proteus over anything else...it's insanely full featured!!!! Unfortunately, it's upwards of a grand!<p>I use CircuitMaker currently....and I can give anyone a copy if they want.....it's the full version along with TraxMaker too

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Matt: The FCC will be after you. Local HAMs would track the interferance to your location and the FCC would be knocking on your door with a fine. <hr></blockquote><p>I highly do...

Hey Harold, I'll check my JMC catalog when I get home today.<p>I might be able to point you in the right direction, they have enough different types of connectors to fill a warehouse!!!

Are any more of them there???<p>I might want a few of em

I think it'd be pretty easy to have the buzzer or vibrator control a transistor. That transistor would be able to pull the remote start button either high or low....

680 ohm resistor.<p>Good call Russ I didn't know that.

Are you trying to plug the AC adapter into the car?

I use 680 for LEDs on automotive circuits....seems harmless enough.

I've seen some new pistons that use SMA wires, but it puts a rigid surface to them. They're just like pneumatic cylinders but they're operated solely by applying the current. It's pretty nice if you don't want to worry about the mountain of the SMA wires.<p>The only problem I have with air muscles i...

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Greg: Chess,<p>When is your project due? Are you still needing the CC schematic??<p>g <hr></blockquote><p>The project's due at the end of June...<p>I'm not needing the schematic...

They'll draw what they can handle/need. As long as the voltage is correct. Check for "12V" somewhere on the fan's label. If it says "5V" it'll be toast, unless you rig up a voltage drop.<p>The round thing is called a "choke" it's a ferride core that, when the wire is wr...

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Chris Smith: However, a warning to your volt meter, never comnnect it to the out put of high voltage of 100 volts or so, at extreame speeds of mega hertz. <p>The voltage will wa...

I'm curious in what it's like if you reverse engineer it....

K guys, thanks for the help, I need to know how to do those CC supplies cause I really need to get the wiring going....<p>If I can't figure it out I'll stick with the CL NPN and resistor...