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I know most of you visit hackedgadgets... this was an article featured a couple days ago. http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=142491 Unbelievable! If I had a steady hand, I would love to try something like this! http://hackedgadgets.com/wp-content/2/etched_plexi_glass_led_door_7.jpg ________...

Well, I am wrapping this up today. I just got a new cell phone... "The Juke" from Version and wanted to play my mp3's in my truck. Most radios with an audio input were going for 80.00 I was able to this quick mod for 6.00 Thanks again for your info. www.sambuchi.net/Projects/MODs/Radio/ ht...

well most PIC's have a built-in eeprom.. Unlike TI's MSP's .. shouldn't be hard to do. Hmmmm Add a serial port or SD card to log power usage over a time period. Add a multicolor segment display to signal over usage. Now that would be neat! _________________ Tony You can look at my projects here www....

A simpler signal source is a 1.5V battery and listen for a pop that was a life saver... I left work with a oscope and extentoin cord wordering how the hell I was going to track down my left right speaker.. Wow, a AA battery! :D I now see the signals off the CD player ribbon cable. I guess I can mod...

thanks for the post haklesup ... You guessed correctly what I am doing... I have a MP3 player and want to add a AUX to the 2000 Ford Ranger radio. the wire diagram would be nice to look at and thanks for the heads up on all the saftey tips. After I posted this thread I found this artical. http://www...

Hello all... This is an odd question so I dont plan on much feedback. I am looking at a factory radio from a Ford Ranger. I need to find the audio signals before they hit the amp circuit. I see what may be 2 power fets but I am unable to track down their datasheets. Made by philips... "now sold...

VICTORY IS MINE! :D It took some of the most efficient code that I have EVER written... but I now have an OSD that can run on a 16-20 Mhz micro that can output 10 to 15 char per line. I am still working on some small features but for the most part its done. rshayes, I was about to jump on board to y...

The trick might be to use the microprocessor to load an external six bit shift register in parallel. This register is then shifted at a higher clock rate to get the serial video signal. The processor only has to load five bits, since the space between charaters will always be the same, and can be h...

well.... :x I'm hitting a small bump here. So far I have made an OSD that can overlay an NTSC signal... "coming from my B/W CCD board camera" My problem is with my hardware. I had to bump the frequency from a 8Mhz crystal to a 20 Mhz crystal. ":shock: Thats really pushing this little ...

I like National as well. Their product information is incredible! I've been using Microchip for the past few years and like them too. I can't tell you how many times i've used them for USB projects. Great stuff. I plan on using a MSP430 (testing it right now with the 449 for debug purposes...will do...

I see your project as... doable. :???: Doable in terms... if you have the necessary hardware that "can be placed over the keys that can communicate to a micro". I dont see this being easy... if starting from scratch. The firmware needed to do this should be standard stuff. However... :smil...

Hello all... Thought I would let you guys know of a great freebie! :D Its a standard analog video sync separation for NTSC, PAL from Composite Video (CVBS), S-Video (Y/C), and Component Video (YPBPR/GBR) interfaces. IT COMES WITH AN EVAL BOARD!!! I just got mine in today! My plan is to use this chip...

well, i think slapping chips like this on say a "cup holder" would be outrageous let alone illegal... that has to be infringing on some right. I do think there is a way to work RF in parallel with GPS. I would like to see GPS/ RF receiver/transmitter modules and get rid of the RF receiver ...

read the heat off something on board and use the least sig.

Some processors have built-in temp senors... or use a ADC.

well, I dont see how this could catch on. first thing I wonder is why "S5" S5 to me is a power state on a Intel chipset.. :P SHUT DOWN!!! :shock: :shock: :shock: hmmm soo.... PLUS $3 to $4 to make MINUS need S5 receivers PLUS used indoors MINUS accuracy 30 feet outdoors 45 feet indoors PLU...