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I herd you like stealing quotes ey?
**Long Pause**........Yup, thats better than balloons
Ill post mine soonOnce my:Order of about £300 worth of electronic components arrive (1000's of transistors, prototyping hardware, speakers, 100000's of resistors etc)Oscilloscope (I got it for christmas, but it was out of stock, or pre order only, and should be coming soon)New Desk (My old desk caught fire, so Im temperaily using the top of a cupboard, totally unworkable, cant even sit straight)All arrive(Do you think its worth me getting a heat gun?)
What do you do with all of the unnecessary components? Hoard them?
I am using my kitchen table
Look at the wiring standards (google) for the wire current limits.It is good that you are into electronics.What language do you code in? (PIC's)I do mine in ASM now (thanks chad), I used to do it in BASIC, and JAL (VEEEERY LIMITED!!)I don't think that you could ever make a PIC amplify better than a dedicated audio amp.However you can make cool addons, I wrote some code for a simple vu meter using the adc.Rapid online are good, but nothing compared to farnell.
Sorry for not answering lol, I aint 100% sure, I got into PIC programming recently, very recently infact, I just use MPLAB IDE and my dad just teaches me the basics, but once im done with my PSP and got my workstation up and running Ill start learning about it more Hmm, that sucks about the audio amp, I might even look into the datasheets of some amps, and using a bit of maths see which ones are more responsive, or with a transistorBut there was something I wanted to do with a PIC in my PSPOh yeah, If I was putting PICs in my PSP, it would have to be the SMD type one right? So it fits? Also I would have to solder directly to the contacts, which I heard can destroy the PIC very easily
Cool, that sounds like asm. (As long as you aren't using a C compiler )You can solder the legs of smd type chips fine, that is how they get on circuit boards in the first place, however I recommend a clip on heat sink and low temp iron - I set mine to 300,