steve and all,
I have the capacity to design, layout and build double sided pcbs
so, don't let that keep you from moving forward.
I'll be more than happy to lay out the pcb and do the prototypes
mike
Mike, WB8VGE
SunLight Energy Systems
The Heathkit Shop
http://www.theheathkitshop.com/
J e e p
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On Aug 9, 2011, at 5:33 PM, Steve Hunt wrote:
> OK folks - I'm a bit overwhelmed by the interest!
>
> Here's a few comments on the various questions:
>
> * Way back when - the late 1970s - I programmed Motorola 8-bit NMOS
> micros in Assembler, so the 16F84 PIC wasn't a totally "cold start";
> mind you the brain is now 30 years older! The hardest part was timing
> the various paths through the programme to ensure I got an accurate
> gating period.
>
> * PICs are so flexible that I'm sure the same approach could be taken
> for the CorsairI, but it would be tricky to develop a solution without a
> radio as a test bed.
>
> * I don't have facilities for producing PCBs, but once it is all
> finalised I'm happy to publish the schematic and the code. Anyone with
> the facilities is then welcome to produce a PCB and programme the PIC;
> but as you can see from the photos it's fairly easy to simply hand-wire
> a board.
>
> Finally, I have a question: my CorsairII manual inter-board wiring
> diagram shows a link between the DSB board and the MCU board carrying
> the "SPOT" function. I can't see why this would be needed, it doesn't
> show up on the MCU board schematic, and there's no sign of the
> connection to my physical board. Does anyone know if that is simply an
> error in the inter-board wiring diagram?
>
> 73,
> Steve G3TXQ
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