I'm not sure how to address this, but I've submitted several requests for an id on the new forum system, and have never received an email from parallax. Sean...
... Sean - As far as I am aware no action by Parallax is required to sign on to the new web forum system. At least when I went to "register" I just followed...
Hello, Please check to see if you have received a response from the Forums group. I have approved it. Thanks, Dave ... confirmation ... to the ... followed ...
Because solar panels are so expensive per watt, you might want to use a switching regulator to power your system instead of the linear regulator in most Stamp...
You need to take a look at your voltage requirement first. Is 9 volts just the most convienent battery (plugs directly into the board)? The BasicStamp really...
I'm Building an AGV type of thing, Some problems have to be solved. Is there anyone that can start me of in the right direction 1. I want to send data from my...
Hi, I'm looking at buying a multimeter, and I had a few questions. #1. Should I get analog or digital? Why? Which is more acurate? #2. Is there a superior...
Depends upon what you are trying to do. If you have to zero out circuits, a digital is supreme. If you have to adjust gain to close tolerances, a ditigal is...
I like having both (and a scope), but if I was going to have just one handheld meter it would be digital. The previous post listed many of the reasons. I want...
In a message dated 8/18/2004 1:23:40 PM Eastern Daylight Time, grover.richardson@... writes: Depends upon what you are trying to do. It does...
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I would agree in most cases, however my $750.00+ Fluke which was considered to be indestructible is now just a block of carbon thanks to a transformer that had...
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I use capacitance regularly, but not transistor gain since the early 70s<G>. Yes. Always get the best you can afford to get. Pays well in the long run. ... ...
... My suggestion: Have a look on ebay for a Fluke multimeter. I think you could pick up a non-current (but still very useable) model for your price range. I...
Hi Michael: If I could only have one piece of test equipment it would be a Fluke 80 series DMM. Mine is an 87. I actually have a ton of test instruments but...
Not really using it for a Stamp Project yet. Right now its for a wireless security camera that uses a 9 volt battery. Eventually there will be a Basic Stamp...
I'm still using my Radio Shack digital multimeter that I purchased back in collage - that was 23 years ago. I think it's on the second set of batteries!...
That brings up a subject of which I see a bunch. Folks, replace your batteries in the meters about yearly. I don't know how many meters I have seen trashed...
Hello, Here is a cool webpage with links to free ICs samples. www.ksurct.org/howto/hints/ICSamples.pdf Just thought someone would be interested. Robots! ...
I think that as sample abuse grows, it will start to cost us by loss of availablilty or us paying shipping. Also, there are quite a few Stamp projects with...
... But isn't this the purpose of having a sampling program? Do your prototype with a couple of samples, then actually buy the parts when you go to production....
Does anyone know of a tutorial for controling a Basic Stamp from a C++ program? I want to upload my program to the Stamp, then execute the program from a C++...
Dear BS2 fans, I need your urgent help on this, I am running out of time for this urgent programming requirement. How to program the equation 1,2,3,4 and 5...
Dear BS2 fans, I need your urgent help on this, I am running out of time for this urgent programming requirement. How to program the equation 1,2,3,4 and 5...
Dear Friends I have difficult time printing a 6 digit number with Parallax mini printer. Unfortunately the number can be anything from 0 to 999999 and I have...
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