Yes, they look like they should work.
I have a few of item #380243138677 that I bought a while back. As long
as C9 is low enough or is bent out of the way they should work.
Item #330436763629 is interesting. The trace lengths will be shorter
than the above adapters.
Item # 250661866947
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with revised name
Lester B Veenstra MØYCM K1YCM
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stanley_reyno...@yahoo.com said:
No, the ebay item 180460919851 looks correct, data sheet for 74ac175
has the same pin out for all packages
I agree that that one should work.
Anybody interested in this mess who hasn't yet looked at it should check out
the back half of that ebay page in case
Hello,Robert..
I have contacted you off list with regards to this : )
Thanks in advance...
On Fri, 2010-07-09 at 11:41 +, Robert Atkinson wrote:
Hi Chris,
You need the LVC to make sure you have the 1PPS available. The PC may have it
in the cable but you can't be sure. The 18X is OK for
Jim,
1194 gets 'the number you are calling has been disconnected' here in Sydney
(via Engin)
Mark
Hi,
The 1194 time service in Australia is one second fast. I'm ringing
from Hobart - can anyone else in Australia confirm?
Jim
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time-nuts
A terminal emulator like PuTTY is a good starting point to talk to PICTIC. But
I
was thinking of a GUI that would appear like a virtual instrument. Buttons
instead of the @ commands, display of various settings and data. My language of
choice is Basic looking at Just Basic now. Wonder if
I see that the 74AC175 in the Mouser project has now morphed to a
75AC*T*175. Was that substitution intentional? I think it should be
okay, just wanted to check. (What? Paranoid? Who said that?!)
Ed
Richard H McCorkle wrote:
Time-Nuts,
When the PICTIC was first developed a number of
Hi
There's been a thread on the 175. It's both the wrong logic level and package.
The good news is that you can buy it. The other parts are obsolete.
Bob
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On Jul 10, 2010, at 4:56 PM, Ed Palmer ed_pal...@sasktel.net wrote:
I see that the 74AC175 in the Mouser project has
Hello,
I has been reviewing some info about PIC programmers, since I agree with
other list members that a cheap PIC programmer is more convenient than
sending PICs forth and back, taking in account that probably new
versions of the firmware will appear soon.
My main programmer is a China made
Hi guys,
For those of you that are having me pick up the PIC and program it and send
it out,please feel free to go through Ignacio if you want or cancel the
order if you want to program them yourself. I haven't bought anything yet
so it's definitely not a problem on my end if you'd rather get a
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