My AIO Code
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tbass
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Re: My AIO Code
This one was a test I did. I changed to 3 dips and changed some other stuff. I looked at it on the bread board and you are correct. Red, Red, Orange on the resistor. The 4 dips gave me a near identical value on one or two settings.
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gkowen
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I am just starting to play with these chips again. The 8M2 looks like just the ticket to make a trilcam the size of a deck of card.
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tbass
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I haven't looked at that one yet. I'm thinking of playing with the 28X2 and getting back to the 18M2. I like the extra pins and memory.
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gkowen
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The 8M2 is 8 pins with 2048 bytes of memory. More than enough for everything.
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tbass
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Never thought I would be messing with this stuff again. Thanks for keeping the site up and going Willy and Joe
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Jeff Dale now operates the forum now …tbass wrote:Never thought I would be messing with this stuff again. Thanks for keeping the site up and going Willy and Joe
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tbass
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I don't even know who that is lol but glad its still running