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ServoSwitch V10 Help
Started this discussion. Last reply by Marc Daniels Feb 23, 2010. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Ublox GS407
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JC replied to Frank's discussion 'Ublox GS407'
I got a GS407 from sparkfun last month that was bad. It would not get a GPS fix indoors or outdoors. They replaced it with this GPS which is nearly identical, (the GS407 was out of stock). I hooked it up and got a GPS fix in less than a minute.
Frank replied to Frank's discussion 'Ublox GS407'
Thanks Mark!
Marc Daniels replied to Frank's discussion 'ServoSwitch V10 Help'
If you micro-controller accepts PWM signals why bother with a switch? A simple 08M PICAXE can measure a PWM signal and be programmed to toggle its other i/o pins based on the servo position.
Frank replied to Frank's discussion 'ServoSwitch V10 Help'
I am meaning the ServoSwitch V10 sorry. I am looking for a more DIY project, that is capable of altering the micro-controller for my specific application.
Morli replied to Frank's discussion 'ServoSwitch V10 Help'
Which one Frank? if you mean the one from Hobbyking/city , the review says it all, it depends on your application whether it will take common ground or not etc. I am planning to get few with my next order.
Frank replied to Frank's discussion 'ServoSwitch V10 Help'
Does anyone else know anything about this particular switch however?
Frank replied to Frank's discussion 'ServoSwitch V10 Help'
Thanks a lot Jim & Morli!
Morli replied to Frank's discussion 'ServoSwitch V10 Help'
Frank ,
Check this out and read the reviews too for common ground requirement,
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