If you are looking to reduce the pin count from the mcu, look at the 74HC595. Uses three mcu pins and can be cascaded for as many digits as you like, using only three pins. They are an SPI device so every mcu has some sample code kicking around.Jonathan.Mitch mitc...@gmail.com wrote:Hi All,Im
I use teflon grease on plastic parts with no problems.Jonathan Dekatron42 martin.forsb...@gmail.com wrote:Hi Ali,Sorry for late reply but I tried to find out what lubricants could be used that would not dissolve the plastic parts, however I have not found any definite answer. In my clock I removed
Ever notice that if you key up a HF radio handheld with the antenna next to a
mercury doped nixie that you get a baby blue haze? Very cool looking.
Jonathan
David Forbes dfor...@dakotacom.net wrote:
That purple glow or haze is a result of the mercury that is put in Nixie
tubes to make them
If ya have a few to sell, I'd be interested.
You can contact me at: jpeakall at madlabs dot info.
Jonathan
John Rehwinkel jreh...@mac.com wrote:
Most interesting - I want one of those little RGB cube things I saw in the
2nd article now!
I have some (somewhere), I can probably dig one up
I use linx modules:
http://www.linxtechnologies.com/products/rf-modules/
Used 'em for years, work great.
Jonathan
On Sat 04/ 7/12 8:41 PM , morrisodell vilgo...@bigpond.net.au wrote:
Hi All,
I'm sure this subject has been discussed here before but now I need
to pay attention ;-) I have
