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Cassandra31533

Posted: 22 August 2003 8:54 PM
 


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Does anyone know some good sites for schematic circuit designs? Especially for light/dark sensors. 1pt
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Joseph28551

Posted: 25 August 2003 4:56 PM
 


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Ive found to be a great site has a few good schametics , software , tutorials and links to other great sites the best site ive found in my oppenion. 1 pt Edited by - andrew on 25/08/2003 19:41:01
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th3on3

Posted: 25 August 2003 5:31 PM
 


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www.aaroncake.net 1 pt Edited by - andrew on 25/08/2003 19:42:42
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The meteorite had not been detected at first, because it had cleanly knocked out the sensors that were supposed to detect if the ship had been hit by a meteorite.

Andrew

Posted: 25 August 2003 7:45 PM
 


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Don't forget to have a look in the library... http://www.brightsparks.org.nz/members_only/learn_online/main_library.asp
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Cassandra31533

Posted: 26 August 2003 5:53 PM
 


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Neat thanks, I'll check those out. I looked in the library, some interesting stuff there. I'm thinking of using a LDR rigged up to a sound thingie to use in a cookie jar; when its opened sound goes off. Thanks for the help. 2 pts
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Edward33735

Posted: 9 September 2003 4:45 PM
 


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Hi If you are looking for instructions on how to make a light/dark detector they are in the "Funway 1 into electronics book" you should find this at Dick Smiths. Hope this Helps. 1 pt
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Wendell31117

Posted: 10 September 2003 8:22 PM
 


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UI have a electronic circuit plan for a light/dark indicator at home in a book. I may be able to scan it at home then email it to you via hotmail. Thge components you will need are on the two pages. Cheers Wendell 1 pt
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Cassandra31533

Posted: 11 September 2003 10:08 AM
 


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Beam it up, Rossy
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Cassandra31533

Posted: 16 September 2003 8:11 AM
 


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Wendell Did you send that to Ross in the end?
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Wendell31117

Posted: 16 September 2003 2:20 PM
 


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no i haven't been able to get to a scanner to send it to ross. Have you got book 1 from dick smiths, it is project no 4. cheers wendell 1 pt
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Wendell31117

Posted: 17 September 2003 8:56 PM
 


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i HAVE NOW E-MAILED ROSS THE SCHEMATICS OF THE LIGHT/DARK INDICATOR. I HOPE THAT HE COULD REARRANGE THE PIECES IN A DOCUMENT that is able to be putonto the hub. cheers wendell 1 pt
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Wendell31117

Posted: 18 September 2003 10:44 AM
 


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i have found a website with a light dark detector. It is: www.aaroncake.net/circuits/lightdrk.htm i hope this will also do cheers wendell 1 pt (I took of the ' and the . and it worked batter) (Andrew)
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Wendell31117

Posted: 18 September 2003 2:13 PM
 


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has ross got the info for the light/dark indicator by e-mail. he will have to put it in to a document for the hub. cheers wendell 1 pt
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Cassandra31533

Posted: 18 September 2003 4:34 PM
 


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Someone else reccommended that site as well. I checked it out, its quite good. I'll check to see if Ross has put your document in the library. No I don't have that book. Thanks Kittikat 1 pt
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Rory28516

Posted: 25 September 2003 4:41 PM
 


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It's very good if you're new to electronics. It has symbols, pictures, explanations etc. to help you understand stuff. 1 pt
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