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    Potentiometer question

    Thank you very much. Much appreciated. Barry.
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    Potentiometer question

    Hello all, Just a quick question from a newby. I am building a voltage monitor to know the state of charge of my 12V motorcycle battery from a scematic I got off the web. The circuit contains a zener, two potentiometers of 500 ohm each, two transistors , one resistor, three diodes and three...
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    Parallel charging of batteries - Help please

    Hello all, Thank you for your input this far. Really appreciated. Barry.
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    Parallel charging of batteries - Help please

    Hi all, I need help with a circuit so that I can charge two lead acid batteries on my car via the alternator BUT current is only drawn from the main battery which always gives me a fully charged battery on standby. Being a Newbie I thought of maybe adding diodes between the two batteries but...
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    Motorcycle Intercom help needed please...

    Thank you for the reply Oznog. I thought that there may be more to it than meets the eye :) Barry.
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    Motorcycle Intercom help needed please...

    Hello good people, I ride a Honda Goldwing motorcycle with a radio/tape combo and also built in intercom between front rider and passenger. I have a 5 pin din socket on the bike into which I plug a 5 pin din plug which is connected to two earphones and a mike in my helmet. This enables me to...
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    Simulation Problem

    Hello williB, Thanks. Was in rather a hurry when I posted. :lol: Cheers, Barry.
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    Simulation Problem

    Hi, If you have a look at : http://www.piclist.com you will find a delay generator there that produces code for any delay you want. I also found a neat little program that you can download that also produces the code for delay loops. Yhis can be downloaded from: **broken link removed**...
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    uJDM Modification, need help!!!

    Hello amady, When I started out with PICs, my very first programmer was a JDM variant from Talking Electronics. They use a very clever method of using diodes and zeners in the circuit to make use of +8V and -8V to give you 16V via the serial port. I have never had any problems with this...
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    PIC and Mosfet

    Hi good people, Thank you for your input. I do appreciate your time. Barry
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    PIC and Mosfet

    Hello all, When controlling a DC motor's speed with PWM and a MOSFET with a PIC ( FET I believe stands for Fire Emitting Transistor!!!! lol ) - the DC motor draws approx 10 Amps - what would happen if the Mosfet goes open circuit? ( and I beleive this happens with FET's ) As I understand the...
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    beginners books?

    Hello, A good source of basics is at : **broken link removed** You can also try a Google search for: Pic Microcontroller E-Books The search gives you quite a few hits! Good luck and enjoy the PIC. It is a whole new world. Barry.
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    Car Stereo IR Remote HiJack... sort of

    Would'nt a small self guided missile be quicker and more effective? heh heh heh JUST JOKING!!!! It's Friday. Have a good weekend all. Barry
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    Model Gas Turbine ECU

    Hi guys, Thank you very much for your input thus far. Much appreciated. The loads of questions and cries for help will come later on :lol: Barry.
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    Model Gas Turbine ECU

    Hello Oznog, Thank you for your reply. I still have a lot of homework to do on this project and your advice is a start. Anybody else out there with an input or two? Thanks. Barry

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