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**Nigel Goodwin** · 24th April 2006, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by andrew12345678

how would you do something like that?

I suggest you try asking on the PICAXE forums? http://www.rev-ed.co.uk/picaxe/forum/.

GST_Nem · 25th April 2006, 10:42 AM

well i have worked alot more with picaxe now and im pretty good at it. i can tell you now that learning the BASIc of picaxe will help you alot, it can nearly half the lines of code you use. go through the picaxe tutorials to help you out. but first you should try making some advanced stuff with flowsheet and looking with the "convert to basic" tool to see how it works.

artswan · 23rd January 2007, 04:53 PM

I have been using PICAXE chips for quite awhile and love them. They are NOT a toy, if you are willing to use a little imagination to accomplish your goals.

Your easiest solution is to use the X version of the PICAXE chips, they are the most powerful, have the most features, and can accept 600+ lines of code. If you can, ALWAYS USE THE X VERSIONS. In your particular case, the 18-X would only be slightly more than 1/2 filled with your stated lines of code.

Hope this helps.

Art

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25th April 2006, 10:42 AM	(permalink)
GST_Nem	well i have worked alot more with picaxe now and im pretty good at it. i can tell you now that learning the BASIc of picaxe will help you alot, it can nearly half the lines of code you use. go through the picaxe tutorials to help you out. but first you should try making some advanced stuff with flowsheet and looking with the "convert to basic" tool to see how it works.

23rd January 2007, 04:53 PM	(permalink)
artswan	Use X versions of PICAXE. I have been using PICAXE chips for quite awhile and love them. They are NOT a toy, if you are willing to use a little imagination to accomplish your goals. Your easiest solution is to use the X version of the PICAXE chips, they are the most powerful, have the most features, and can accept 600+ lines of code. If you can, ALWAYS USE THE X VERSIONS. In your particular case, the 18-X would only be slightly more than 1/2 filled with your stated lines of code. Hope this helps. Art