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Hello, im new and need some help!

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I really cant thank you enough for all your help.I should have just about everything I ordered by the end of the week,and Im currently in the middle of a bid war on ebay for the controller(s).bidding on 3, 1st one for the project, 2nd one to play with and a spare for when I blow the 2nd one up.lol. I probably wont see them till sometime next week.Ill let you know how Im progressing(im sure Ill have a few more questions too) Thanks again
 
Well the last of my parts arrived today,so I finished my breadboard prototype.Something seems to be wrong here though.Im a little too tired tonight to check my work again and comprehend what im doing but the power output to the pulser stays on constantly,as a matter of fact the power turns on as soon as I connect the batt. without even pushing the button.I will go over my wiring in the morning but if you have any ideas I would appreciate some input.Thanks!
 
Just to add another option to switching off power:

**broken link removed**

This is a thread on the Parallax Basic Stamp Forum. There are some other ideas.

Ken
 
IT WORKS! IT WORKS! I should know better than to tinker with things late at night! I made a few corrections to a few connections and ran it 2x now with only my meter hooked up to it, and im gonna hook it up to the "zapper" for another 2x.I dont get a complete shutdown on output though, it drops to .8v but this shouldnt make a difference. I cant see the pulser doing anything at <1v.Other than that, everything works perfectly! I cant thank you enough for all your help.
 
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