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| Sunday, 26th March 2023, 15:57 | Electronics | |
| Hallo ! 71jähriger Rentner ist TOTTRAURIG weil sein ALM7010 seinen Geist aufgegeben hat. Bin nicht der große Elektroniker brauch deswegwen Hilfe und würde gerne den Verfasser des Beitrages zur Reparatur des ELV ALM Laders kontaktieren.Wie geht das ? Gruß Wolfgang | ||
| Wolfgang | Deutschland | no URL given |
| Thursday, 15th May 2014, 14:42 | Just came over | |
| Wanted to test if the guestbook still works after migration of trash.net homepage. | ||
| Roman Fischer | Zürich Switzerland | no URL given |
| Monday, 5th May 2014, 11:14 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Vielen Dank für die ausführliche und kompetente Anleitung zur Reparatur des ALM 7010 das hat mir sehr weitergeholfen! MFG Reinhold | ||
| Reinhold Schebler | Regensburg Deutschland | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 15th April 2014, 12:08 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Salü ! gestern kam meine Super Stearman an. Ihre sehr ausführliche Doku wie auch Ihre Modifikationsideen werden mir bestimmt eine wertvolle Ergänzung zur Originalbauanleitung sein ! Gruß aus D-Ettlingen Rudi Hello Peter, yesterday my Super Stearman kit arrived. Your very detailed documentation and, particularly, your modification suggestions will be a valuable addendum to the original building manual for me ! kind regards from D-Ettlingen Rudi | ||
| Rudolf Schweizer | Ettlingen D | http://www.baedasui.de |
| Tuesday, 21st January 2014, 00:52 | Electronics | |
| Vielen Dank für Ihre Seite! | ||
| V70 | Berlin D | no URL given |
| Monday, 14th January 2013, 01:22 | Electronics | |
| Excellent site thanks. | ||
| John | N.Ireland | no URL given |
| Sunday, 25th November 2012, 18:42 | Electronics | |
| Thanks for the wonderfull site you have.You helped me a lot at my projects. | ||
| Sakis | Piraeus Greece | no URL given |
| Friday, 9th November 2012, 12:15 | Electronics | |
| Wow, this is a really good site. Many helpful information for me. If the codes would provided also, it would be great! | ||
| Shaodong | Germany | no URL given |
| Friday, 31st August 2012, 21:42 | Electronics | |
| Hi Peter, this is a great site, many thanks! | ||
| Leslie T. | Florida USA | no URL given |
| Friday, 25th March 2011, 14:00 | Electronics | |
| Very useful infomation. Though, I would have liked to see some C code as well. Good information. Thanks | ||
| S'khumbuzo Ndlovu | Pretoria South Africa | no URL given |
| Monday, 14th March 2011, 21:16 | Just came over | |
| Hallo, danke für die super anleitung zum repair vom alm 7002. hat super funktioniert jedoch habe ich noch ein weiteres problem das ich vor dem defekt hatte. während der entladung eines akkus läuft alles recht gut und nach ein paar minuten srpingt die stromanzeige zwischen 0 und 11,25a und der akku entlädt stunden lang und wird daher nicht fertig (+ die kapazität wird daher falsch berechnet) hattest du zufällig auch schon mal das problem? lg gregor | ||
| Gregor | no URL given | |
| Wednesday, 9th February 2011, 03:35 | R/C Modeling | |
| You have a very informational and well put together website. The Super Stearman review is great. When you turned the control horn 180 degrees on the lower aileron, did you have to shorten the aileron connecting rod? How much high and low rate throw are you getting since the modification? I've made the modification to my Stearman, but I am unable to get both ailerons in the neutral position at the same time. Any assistance you can provide is greatly appreciated......... Thanks Michael | ||
| Michael Jackson | Houston, Texas USA | no URL given |
| Thursday, 6th January 2011, 03:38 | Electronics | |
| I hope you continue to enlight us with some more excellent projects... Ahead R. Akoum | ||
| Rachid Akoum | Madinah Saudi Arabia | no URL given |
| Monday, 27th December 2010, 06:35 | Electronics | |
| Great work that you've done here! I have tried the lcdtest1 and the simple rs232 test. Both work great. I have a lot to learn to do this kind of coding so its nice to have a site that inspires me to learn these things you have done. Thank You! | ||
| Mike | Weir USA | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 27th October 2010, 08:55 | Just came over | |
| Hi, you are doing a great job. I have just started with PIC microcontrollers. What would be the best way to stay in touch with you? Are you on Facebook? | ||
| Shafik | Pune India | http://mirza-tech.webs.com |
| Sunday, 11th July 2010, 01:56 | Electronics | |
| I used pic microprocessors when I was in the university for my project! It was a microprocessor controlled dishwasher! I liked it a lot. Now I have my own company! I want to start a manufacturing company to produce household products! I think I will used pic. | ||
| Abdulrasheed | Lagos Nigeria | no URL given |
| Thursday, 1st July 2010, 16:56 | Electronics | |
| Good book | ||
| Teddy | Bloemfontein South Africa | no URL given |
| Saturday, 12th June 2010, 10:28 | Just came over | |
| I have a PIC assembler framework project going on. A collection of (for me) usefull macros and functions. Check it out! | ||
| Thom | Switzerland | http://sourceforge.net/projects/microchippicsa/ |
| Wednesday, 10th February 2010, 00:04 | Electronics | |
| Thanks for all | ||
| Abdo Rezk | Egypt Cairo | no URL given |
| Saturday, 6th February 2010, 06:45 | Electronics | |
| Excellent page. Helped out my understanding of many things. | ||
| Paul | Pittsburgh, PA USA | no URL given |
| Thursday, 3rd December 2009, 13:27 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Excellent page, with tons of good documentation and working projects. I have just assembled 2 of those pic projects, and they worked out-of-the-box! I am now studying the codes to learn a lot more, and expand some of those pojects. Sure this site is a great source of learning pic thanks a lot | ||
| Luciano Loder | Porto Alegre Brazil | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 17th November 2009, 14:10 | Electronics | |
| Nice and organised website with many useful information. Good work made on PIC programs! Regards! | ||
| Vasco | Lisbon Portugal | no URL given |
| Sunday, 15th November 2009, 13:21 | Electronics | |
| Thank's for sharing your knoledg, your site has been very useful to me. Congratulations. joao666 | ||
| João Rodrigues | Minde Portugal | no URL given |
| Thursday, 10th September 2009, 10:47 | Electronics | |
| Thank you! You have a great site. One of the best things that I have seen. Congratulations!!! | ||
| Hugo Escarcega | Chihuahua México | no URL given |
| Thursday, 21st May 2009, 14:25 | R/C Modeling | |
| Excellent site thanks. | ||
| Rick | Oldham England | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 19th May 2009, 05:38 | Electronics | |
| Very good | ||
| Bambang | Jakarta Indonesian | no URL given |
| Thursday, 12th March 2009, 13:02 | Electronics | |
| *** Thank You *** (for PS/2 keyboard) | ||
| Lee Kang Mo | Gumi South Korea | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 4th March 2009, 04:54 | Electronics | |
| Nice | ||
| Dahdah | Borongan Philippines | no URL given |
| Saturday, 24th January 2009, 06:59 | Electronics | |
| I liked your site. | ||
| Pat Williams | Newton Centre United States | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 7th January 2009, 15:35 | R/C & Electronics | |
| I am control engineer and i am working in design embedded monitoring systems based on PIC microcontroller, and i want books for help me to do my design. Thank you Ali | ||
| Ali | Cairo Egypt | no URL given |
| Thursday, 23rd October 2008, 08:47 | Electronics | |
| Very good | ||
| Nilantha | Gampaha Srilanka | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 27th August 2008, 20:12 | R/C Modeling | |
| Im officer of the Chilean Navy, and airmodeler too. In my navy, the basic trainer of the Naval aviation service is the Pilatus PC-7, so i think this can be a cool project to build this plane for a .90 sized plane, cause i want to be naval pilot. But i have several problems to find kits neither plans of the plane. Any help will be very usefull. Thanks, Branko | ||
| Branko Ljubetic | Santiago Chile | no URL given |
| Sunday, 20th April 2008, 12:34 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Hi, I passes by this page to tell u that u have made a good job here, but still I think u have not made ur best. I looked for some demonstrations for the PIC16f877 in which I'm using with my VB-to-PIC project but I did not find any help. Any way I thx u for ur nice work. Bye! Ali, CCE Engineering Study | ||
| Ali | Lebanon | no URL given |
| Thursday, 13th March 2008, 19:07 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Well done indeed. Keep up the good work! | ||
| Paul Weijers | Lachine, QC Canada | no URL given |
| Sunday, 24th February 2008, 10:37 | Electronics | |
| Thank you! Your web site is great I hope you always keep it update! I'm waiting for your newer projects using PIC microcontrollers. | ||
| Arash | Tehran Iran | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 12th February 2008, 14:03 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Great... You know, it's very great to see your web site. I really want to use keyboard as the input of PIC. Now I see what to do. It's very interesting..... Thanks a lot | ||
| Sai Seng Lynn | Pyin Oo Lwin Myanmar | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 12th February 2008, 07:52 | Electronics | |
| Nice web site, and many usefull contents | ||
| Salah | Algiers Algeria | no URL given |
| Thursday, 29th November 2007, 22:28 | Electronics | |
| Nice site, great to see you spending time to write about your experiences. It is a great help to others. Thanks. | ||
| D Cummings | UK | no URL given |
| Monday, 26th November 2007, 09:08 | Electronics | |
| Nice!! | ||
| Xaivier Chia | Johor Malaysia | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 21st November 2007, 10:37 | Electronics | |
| Please help me convert the .asm code for the LCD to Basic codes because I'm using the PIC Basic Pro Compiler to program PIC16F877A. Please send it by email at ria_river@yahoo.com. Thank you. | ||
| Ria Gudito | Bohol Philippines | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 31st October 2007, 18:58 | Electronics | |
| Muito bom, com circuitos elaborados com o PIC 16F que jamais pensei que podia existir, tal como: Teclado AT com LCD | ||
| José Carlos Santa Cruz | Brasília Brasil | no URL given |
| Monday, 24th September 2007, 06:51 | Electronics | |
| Good site. | ||
| Gaiya | Memphis USA | no URL given |
| Friday, 17th August 2007, 03:54 | R/C Modeling | |
| Hello, I'm a man try to be a engineerer just like you. You are my role model. I'm a student, and 16 years old. My hobby is assembly programming. I want you never shut down this site until I can overcome you. You give me the future I want to be. Thanks very much! Danke shun(?). Anyway thanks very much, teacher!!! | ||
| Ghil | Seoul Korea, South | no URL given |
| Sunday, 5th August 2007, 16:24 | Electronics | |
| Is it possible to build a PIC Micro controller to command a radio to do a self test and then receive and display the test result at the controller via RS 232? | ||
| John Seah | Singapore Singapore | no URL given |
| Thursday, 14th June 2007, 20:31 | Electronics | |
| Hi, I liked much your web site. I think, it is full of data about PIC. Thanks a lot for this work... | ||
| Mresat | Konya Turkey | http://www.pic-proje.page.tl |
| Friday, 30th March 2007, 08:48 | Electronics | |
| How should I start with the initialization process incase of interfacing LCD GDM160 1C with the PIC 16F84A? Thanks. | ||
| Debabrata Bhaskar | Haldia India | no URL given |
| Friday, 23rd March 2007, 11:42 | Electronics | |
| Hi, On the section about making a peripheral set-up using a keyboard and LCD; what do the .hex files do in the project resources section? Many Thanks | ||
| Tom | Birmingham | no URL given |
| Friday, 23rd February 2007, 12:33 | Just came over | |
| Excuses my English. it is really an interesting site for the one who programs pic microcontroller if you want you can insert the site of picforge (pic basic compiler) it is free hi | ||
| Gabriele | Milano Italy | http://picforge.interfree.it |
| Tuesday, 30th January 2007, 15:01 | Electronics | |
| I'm highly impressed by your records and the many works you've done. Your model plane project and your biodata are great inspiration to me. I once built an LED moving character display using digital logic ics, EEPROM, and Qbasic program. Now, i have rebuilt it with PIC16F84 and a self made PIC programmer.(thanks to the internet). You've inspired me. I must do more. THANK YOU | ||
| Kayode Olagunju | Lagos Nigeria | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 23rd January 2007, 14:09 | Electronics | |
| It worked direct, great, but i need Timer0 for a other application. Can we deal with the delay's in a other way. | ||
| Harry H. Arends | Netherlands | http://www.harry-arends.nl |
| Saturday, 16th December 2006, 16:31 | Electronics | |
| Congratulations, I have never seen a web page like this where you can find a lot of projects and they work. Luck Diego. | ||
| Diego | Bernal Argentina | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 14th November 2006, 06:51 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Great site! I didn't even hear about RC modelling before coming to this site. The site triggers a lot of inspiration and a lot of help. Good luck to all those fellows maintaining this site. | ||
| J. Gab | Cochin India | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 10th October 2006, 15:48 | Just came over | |
| Great site for electronic engineers! You have done a great job! Keep it continue men... | ||
| Sharad P. Bhadouria | Indore India | no URL given |
| Saturday, 30th September 2006, 22:07 | R/C Modeling | |
| Dear Sir, finay i found wat i am looking for, the size of the Nomad that you are, ore made. Sinds 10 years i am looking there for, i got the plan of the GAF factory on A4 paper from the serie of the flying dockters and finaly i found the plan in FMT but a size off 1,50 meter span, can you please help me on a plan your size plan off the NOMAD N22 I am retierd now so i have got the time to build it. Thank you very mutch. Sorry for my English. | ||
| Jo Van Weert | Sint Oedenrode Netherlands | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 26th September 2006, 21:55 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Nice page! The models gallery is amazing! Can't wait until I start a project of mine. | ||
| Nícolas C. Lebedenco | Rio de Janeiro Brazil | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 26th September 2006, 21:46 | Electronics | |
| Hello brothers!! Your website is very intersting, and it´ve helped me a lot.I´m working on a CPU project, using 16F88, and I need use a AT keyboard.So I´m starting test your keyboard routines.I hope those ones work propely on my project. Be sure that your name will be noticed, and I´ll indicate your website as reference for microcontrollers profesional and hobbyst desings. Bye!!! | ||
| Genival Santos Filho | Rio de Janeiro Brasil | no URL given |
| Sunday, 7th May 2006, 11:07 | Electronics | |
| Hallo peter jan, 17 juni a.s is er op vliegbasis leeuwarden de jaarlijkse open dag van de kon. luchtmacht. er komen alle bekende stuntteams van de navo, vooral de blue angels uit de usa zijn bijzonder zij zullen eenmalig in europa optreden. het volledige programma vind je op google :kon.luchtmacht, open dagen 2006. belangstelling?? groeten uit nijverdal. | ||
| Hans Voortman | Nijverdal Nederland | no URL given |
| Monday, 6th March 2006, 10:29 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Hello all , anybody help me infor idea about firmwave in PIC, to simulate Windows Termial. I just want load telephone number from PIC to modem by USART. In Windows, it is not problem, because we have Windows Hyperterminal. But if the naked PIC, we must simulate this Hyperterminal in firmwave of PIC. Please send me your advice to ilike_thursday@yahoo.com, TRI from Vietnam | ||
| Superwanderman | Nha Trang Vietnam | no URL given |
| Sunday, 5th March 2006, 15:45 | Electronics | |
| Well... thanks for the modules offered here. It has been a great help for me in my final year project. Well I have a question to ask you: I am using the m_lcdv16.asm module and the counter.asm sample in my project. My question is how can I modify the counter.asm file so that it stops counting at decimal 2000 times or 4000 times or 6000 times? Thank you if you can have a couple of minutes into my question. Thanks again. | ||
| Karkeong Yeoh | Penang Malaysia | no URL given |
| Monday, 27th February 2006, 19:54 | Electronics | |
| I search for friends which have the same aim and field. | ||
| Muhammad Abassery Arafa | Alexandria Egypt | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 22nd February 2006, 11:55 | R/C Modeling | |
| Hello, I want to say that your page is great. I came to your Website when I was looking for pictures of the GAF N22 Nomad. I´ve seen your model and I like it. I´ve got a smaller plan of this aircraft with a wingspan of 1.50 meters, but it´s just semi scale. So the Rudders are a little bit bigger than in the original. So could you send me your construction plans to my e-mail adress? | ||
| Thomas Pilot | Cottbus Germany | no URL given |
| Monday, 20th February 2006, 07:01 | Electronics | |
| Thanks for the oportunity to tell you what a great site this is. Many thanks, johneiderton@gmail.com | ||
| John Eiderton | Nanjing China | no URL given |
| Saturday, 11th February 2006, 00:45 | Electronics | |
| This is a great website! | ||
| Mike Smith | Toledo USA | no URL given |
| Friday, 10th February 2006, 01:28 | Electronics | |
| Great site, very comprehensive.... many thanks! | ||
| Bradley Macinnis | Toronto Canada | no URL given |
| Thursday, 9th February 2006, 17:42 | R/C & Electronics | |
| I would like if you can send me tips on the basics of microcontrollers programming especially on PIC16F84A. | ||
| Mpuoane Alfred | Bloemfontein South Africa | http://www.webmail.co.za |
| Tuesday, 7th February 2006, 23:23 | Just came over | |
| Best regards to all of my engineering friends. Engineers are great! | ||
| Richard Nacamuli | California USA | no URL given |
| Saturday, 14th January 2006, 02:43 | Electronics | |
| Absolutely excellent site, thank you very much for your kindliness. Best wishes to you. | ||
| Apisart Chanpuang | Bangkok Thailand | no URL given |
| Sunday, 25th December 2005, 01:25 | Electronics | |
| I used your commtest1.hex file to make connecting between pc and pic but I couldn't succeed it. Anyway your projects and studying are very nice. I am master student in Turkey and my thesis about "Control System with Microcontroller without cable". In 15 days I have to finish my thesis but I have some problems about projects. When I finish it I will go to Germany to apply Duisburg Uni for doctorate program. Nice site really, take it easy... | ||
| Cem Kara | Ýstanbul Turkey | no URL given |
| Thursday, 8th December 2005, 21:07 | Electronics | |
| Hello! My final year project is USB Radio, i.e. I need to play FM radio in computer and controlled (tunning etc) from its application (software). I still in problem of the USB Controller what I should I use and how to interface it in C#.NET as I suggested C#.NET in my proposal. Kindly can any one help me. Email me at khurramkazim@gmail.com. Thanks. | ||
| Khurram Kazim | Sindh Pakistan | http://www.ssuet.edu.pk/~khurama |
| Wednesday, 23rd November 2005, 12:45 | Electronics | |
| Great site! Guyman | ||
| Yalah Guyman | London England | no URL given |
| Sunday, 11th September 2005, 09:42 | Electronics | |
| Great site! Very interesting. | ||
| Alan | Winnipeg Canada | http://www.alan-parekh.webhop.net |
| Friday, 5th August 2005, 22:10 | Electronics | |
| I am interested how is used graphic LCD, and I found that information on this site. But my display is 3x40 with no purshase on it. Where I can find that information? Thanks, Djordje | ||
| Djordje | Herceg-Novi SCG | no URL given |
| Sunday, 24th July 2005, 05:12 | Electronics | |
| Very impressed. | ||
| K.Thiru | Petaling Jaya Malaysia | no URL given |
| Friday, 22nd July 2005, 03:16 | Electronics | |
| Nice site, LCD displays have always been a problem for me, but you make it so simple, thanks. | ||
| Steve | Burlington Canada | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 19th July 2005, 12:40 | R/C Modeling | |
| Hi, I saw that cool n-22 model.I have the plans for it but i got only one part of the plans.:( I wanted to ask you could someone mail me a link of plans for n-22. or mail me scanned plans. | ||
| Andrew | Kaunas Lithuania | no URL given |
| Monday, 11th July 2005, 09:59 | R/C & Electronics | |
| I am a neophyte in the field of pic micro... I would like to solicite your idea on how to use 4x7 dot matrix as output for my pic project... my project is to build a road construction notice system. The project will produce several pre programmed text such as.... road construction ahead,,,, detour,,,,bridge under construction...and the like... i would appreciate any word from you then... | ||
| Vicente Y Buenconsejo Jr. | Bacolod City Philippines | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 6th July 2005, 12:16 | Just came over | |
| I was just surfing, BTW good website. | ||
| 27 IDX 106 - Odinn | Iceland | http://www.dxman.com |
| Wednesday, 6th July 2005, 12:15 | Just came over | |
| Very good website, Best 73s folks.... | ||
| TF2CT - Aegir | Iceland | http://www.simnet.is/aolafs/ |
| Friday, 1st July 2005, 09:57 | Electronics | |
| I'm looking for a pressure sensor Motorola MPX4100, but I cannot find any vendors. Do you know where I could purchase it? thanks | ||
| Alessandro Ascanio | Spello Italy | http://www.deltavolo.com |
| Friday, 10th June 2005, 23:25 | Electronics | |
| Dear Sir, This Site is Great I am a Newer to Electronics and Try my best to become a Good Designer, But In my country resources are not enough to reach us. but in your site i got lots of info. Thank you very much for you SIR, for you honest effort. I like to very much to stay in touch woth you sir, U can mail my address. Thanks Sharanga Thilina | ||
| Sharanga Thilina | Sri Lanka | no URL given |
| Monday, 6th June 2005, 20:26 | Electronics | |
| A very nice site! Excellent layout. Excellent graphics. Excellent material. thanks for your time and effort. Wayne Cummins | ||
| Wayne Cummins | Pisgah, Alabama USA | no URL given |
| Thursday, 2nd June 2005, 21:22 | R/C Modeling | |
| Can any body please answer to my enq? how to develop RF Transciever using 16F84A | ||
| Velmurugan | Udumalpet India | no URL given |
| Friday, 27th May 2005, 20:13 | Electronics | |
| I am interested how is used MCP3304/08 with PIC16F877-SPI hardware modul & LCD...... well i hope that in this page can help me in it. I used An703,719 but...nothing Sorry for my English. It is not a native language for me. | ||
| Stoyan | Rousse Bulgaria | no URL given |
| Friday, 29th April 2005, 07:04 | R/C & Electronics | |
| I am interested how is used graphic lcd in drawing signals like the sine wave.... well i hope that in this page can help me in it | ||
| Fernando Raymundo | Lima Peru | no URL given |
| Sunday, 27th March 2005, 21:27 | R/C & Electronics | |
| I am very interested in the robots i made a lot of them since i am a kid the best one is a hoovercraft and its amazing but i think your robot is a lot more sofisticated than mine anyway i would like to get email from your new inventions | ||
| Christopher Sakr | Beirut Lebanon | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 23rd March 2005, 17:47 | R/C & Electronics | |
| What an incredible source for pic users!!! It's a very very impressive work you have done here!! Probably the best on those topics we can find on the web! Crystal clear informations!!! Thanks a lot for such a synthetic view of the lcd, RS232 and RC program using PIC micro!!! Thanks a lot! | ||
| Vincent | Paris France | no URL given |
| Monday, 14th March 2005, 01:26 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Great info, looking at using the simple rs232 interface for the 16f84a in my final year uni project, really appreciate this being available as it saves me time having to develop one myself leaving me to worry about the core of my project. | ||
| Ben Wiseman | Melbourne Australia | no URL given |
| Friday, 25th February 2005, 10:31 | Electronics | |
| Very Good Job!! Well done 2 u. | ||
| Harun Usm | Penang Malaysia | no URL given |
| Thursday, 24th February 2005, 15:15 | Electronics | |
| I really like finding these sites. You also provided all the necessary information for other people to build on. Thank you for all the effort and place the information on web. | ||
| Srinivas | Hyderabad India | no URL given |
| Sunday, 20th February 2005, 12:49 | Electronics | |
| Very cool, I really like finding these sites! Thank you very much! Mi ingles es malo asi que tambien en español, gracias. Esteban | ||
| Esteban Gruccos | Buenos Aires Argentina | no URL given |
| Monday, 7th February 2005, 01:01 | R/C & Electronics | |
| You have done a good job in low cost inertial navigation system. You also provided all the necessary information for other people to build on. Thank you for all the effort and place the information on web. Best Regard, | ||
| Wen-Hwa Chu | Plano TX | no URL given |
| Friday, 14th January 2005, 09:44 | Electronics | |
| Found the program for PIC 16F84 for running messages using Dot Matrix LCDs. | ||
| Abu Bakar | Gombak Kuala Lumpur | no URL given |
| Sunday, 9th January 2005, 18:26 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Very cool, I really like finding these sites! Thank you very much! Sonny | ||
| Sonny Jeffers | Rosman USA | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 4th January 2005, 22:36 | Electronics | |
| EXCELLENT - enough praise cannot be heaped upon this site: so much work by the author, not just that all these projects actually work, but are very well presented. Well Done. | ||
| Nigel Spinney | Gillingham UK | no URL given |
| Sunday, 26th December 2004, 18:10 | Electronics | |
| Nice job! | ||
| Lauren Campbell | no URL given | |
| Saturday, 6th November 2004, 12:46 | Electronics | |
| Hallo Peter! Gratuliere zu einer sehr informativen und hilfreichen Website. Bin gerade dabei zu versuchen einen PIC16F84 mit einer RS232-Schnittstelle zum Laufen zu bekommen und Deine Routinen sind mir dabei eine grosse Hilfe. Nicht zuletzt wegen den ausführlichen Kommentaren! Alles Gute! Michael | ||
| Michael | Aach-Linz Deutschland | http://www.qsl.net/df1zn |
| Thursday, 28th October 2004, 14:34 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Hello Peter. Nice site! I came across it Googling for a servo driver circuit and selected your 2.7v Servo Checker. I built it last night and it works great! Thanks! Now to explore your site further... | ||
| Klaus Wolter | Dexter, MI USA | no URL given |
| Thursday, 14th October 2004, 23:08 | Electronics | |
| Excellent website! I have tried a lot of your serial LCD modules, adapting them to 20 Mhz instead of 4 Mhz, using PIC16F84A and PIC16F877A and 4x20, 2x12, 2x16 and 2x40 LCD's. I also slowed down the animation when first connecting to the serial port. At 20 Mhz it was running really fast! Your assembler modules have worked smoothly. Thanks again... I really do appreciate your hard work! | ||
| Mark Zembal | Town of York Canada | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 1st September 2004, 02:22 | Electronics | |
| Hey !!! Great site. Actually found you on Google! I'm working for a precision instruments company using many PICs as the main microcontroller in their meters (TACHs, Speedo's, Sounders, etc.). If anyone is into USB for these little micros, post a message. The new 18Cxxxx supports USB 2.0 but I'm looking for USB 1.1 stuff right now. I know the 16C745/765 support USB 1.1 but is there anybody out there doing this stuff? Happy happy... John ( SicMan ) | ||
| SicMan | CT. Wolcott USA | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 24th August 2004, 14:04 | R/C Modeling | |
| Grüezi Herr Luethi Ich befasse mich mit dem Bau einer Cherokee. Können Sie mir sagen wo man gute Unterlagen (Seitenrisse, Querschnitte) bekommt? Gibt es evt sogar Pläne von Ihrer Maschine, die man kaufen könnte? Freundliche Grüsse Martin Waser | ||
| Martin Waser | Neerach CH | no URL given |
| Thursday, 19th August 2004, 21:49 | Electronics | |
| Congratulations, Mr. Peter Luethi! Your site is really usefull. Very good designs, excellent source of research. Thanks a lot!! | ||
| Ricardo | Sao Paulo Brazil | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 13th July 2004, 17:28 | Electronics | |
| Hi, thanks for making this page. It gives many informations to its readers! Yesterday I came in first contact with PICs while I was building an interface for an old PC in school. And it's very interesting! Greetz Winburner | ||
| Winburner | Germany | no URL given |
| Thursday, 3rd June 2004, 20:14 | R/C & Electronics | |
| I'm also a radio modeler like you with prefers into giant scale models. I 'm a mechanical engineer but I'm new in PICs and I found your site very helpful. You have done a nice work! It will help me to begin more easy with PICs. Thank you, Prodromos | ||
| Prodromos | Kavala Greece | no URL given |
| Friday, 14th May 2004, 21:58 | R/C & Electronics | |
| GREAT SITE !!! All of your information is very well organized. Many of your ideas have helped me on my own projects. I’ll be sure to come back. | ||
| Christopher Placentile | Toronto Canada | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 4th May 2004, 20:07 | R/C Modeling | |
| Is there a set plans for the GAF Nomad suitable for electric propulsion? Thanks for your help. | ||
| Greg | USA | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 27th April 2004, 18:01 | Electronics | |
| Very good web site for PICs & very good routines and examples. Dani | ||
| Daniel Burgues | Lleida Spain | no URL given |
| Thursday, 15th April 2004, 22:39 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Just starting out in PIC programming and have found it difficult to find some good examples in asm not basic. Thanks a lot and i'll be sure to come back here again... Cheers! | ||
| Rawstar | Sheffield UK | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 13th April 2004, 02:20 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Interesting page. Lots of PIC related Projects (currently adapting USART of PIC16f628 to PC). Found true assembler projects that are helpful to implement them in PIC BASIC. | ||
| Mario Alberto Camarillo Ramos | Mexicali, Baja California Mexico | no URL given |
| Sunday, 29th February 2004, 13:33 | Electronics | |
| Your site is wonderful, especially PIC routine section. I used your hardware controlled USART routine in my school project, it works fine. Meanwhile I converted some assembly routines to Hitech C PIC compiler routines. Thanks for all. | ||
| Engin Karabulut | Kayseri Turkey | http://technogate.tripod.com |
| Wednesday, 11th February 2004, 18:27 | R/C & Electronics | |
| I really like your web site. Great detail on your projects. I plan to try some of your routines. Dennis Koroluk | ||
| Dennis Koroluk | Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada | no URL given |
| Sunday, 23rd November 2003, 03:58 | Electronics | |
| Fantastic PIC Projects site. Went through the entire PIC Web ring, but found this site through electronics Web ring only. | ||
| Warner Li | Ontario Canada | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 19th November 2003, 10:46 | Electronics | |
| Great thanx for a nice asm modules. Very,very useful for studying. Found one error in comtest.asm in ending of ISR need to clear interrupt flag RB0/INT (as u write in comm9600 asm module) once again great thanx! | ||
| Gleb | Ashdod Israel | http://www.dynaco.h10.ru |
| Friday, 19th September 2003, 20:47 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Need to implement a low cost navigational circuit to pilot an unmanned aerial vehicle in a 360 degree pattern 100-1000 feet in air. Any ideas. I am kind of stuck at the moment on how to? Feel free to contact me here @ work 724-589-1586 w/ any ideas or contact via email jconn#AT#kent.edu jconn#AT#vectechnology.com | ||
| Jason Conn | Austintown USA | no URL given |
| Thursday, 4th September 2003, 03:49 | R/C & Electronics | |
| I think your model plane is awesome, as is your website. Thanks for posting so much information. - William Miller | ||
| William Miller | Douglas,Georgia USA | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 3rd September 2003, 13:02 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Hi Peter, I'm a last year student at the Scheppers-Istitute in Belgium (studying electricity-electronics). I have an RC plane and I was thinking to install your designed altimeter (as my final). But I'm only 17 years old, low on cash, and I noticed that the receiver and transmitter are very expensive (+/- 250 dollars). So I wondered: Is it possible to make my own transceiver??? At school we've got good facilities, but do you think it's possible? Well, thanks in forward and good luck with your site! Thomas | ||
| ThomASSHOLE | Belgium | http://www.thomasshole.tk |
| Sunday, 10th August 2003, 04:32 | Electronics | |
| I want to know how if to project AT Keyboard Interface xxx podria to communicate by radio frequency, you or alquien you have a scheme of circuit of communication RS232 by FSK or another one, serious a new idea for this project. From me already many thanks. | ||
| Facundo Cabezudo | Uruguay | no URL given |
| Friday, 2nd May 2003, 20:13 | R/C Modeling | |
| Schöne Seite. Ich bin auch dabei eine Nomad zu bauen, aber noch lange nicht so weit wie Sie. Grüße aus dem Münsterland Jürgen Hartog | ||
| Jürgen Hartog | Südlohn Deutschland | no URL given |
| Saturday, 26th April 2003, 20:38 | Electronics | |
| Congrats on the site Peter, a job well done. I'm doing the same degree as you in Ireland. | ||
| Barry | Belfast Ireland | no URL given |
| Friday, 18th April 2003, 16:12 | Electronics | |
| Congratulations for your home page! | ||
| Alexandre Nolasco | Ipatinga Brazil | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 16th April 2003, 04:56 | Electronics | |
| Hola! Enhorabuena por tu página, los contenidos que tienes en ella son muy buenos y me estan sirviendo mucho para el proyecto que estoy desarrollando. Gracias !! Y saludos desde España !! Byez... | ||
| Charly | Zaragoza España | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 15th April 2003, 13:22 | Electronics | |
| I agree with the some of the other comments in this guestbook: This site is nicely made - congratulations on a job well done! | ||
| BT | Germany | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 18th February 2003, 12:53 | Electronics | |
| I was looking for PC oscilloscope software and found your software page with some useful links, thanks ! We're writing a DSO application (in preview release) for BitScope, our open design PIC based mixed signal capture engine for PCs. | ||
| Bruce Tulloch | Sydney Australia | http://www.bitscope.com |
| Monday, 10th February 2003, 11:08 | Electronics | |
| Hi, nice info. I also work on a jumper channels with PIC from a 2.4GHz wireless receiver VR31 (X10 protocol) to be able to work with 4 wireless cameras WBR | ||
| Sica Zaletchi | Rm Valcea Romania | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 4th February 2003, 14:57 | R/C & Electronics | |
| I am currently an electronics student and I want to make it begin this field of engineering. I need your assistance , I wonder if you could send me some of your projects for my own experiments. | ||
| Adams | Uganda | no URL given |
| Saturday, 1st February 2003, 06:46 | Electronics | |
| Hello Peter, I'm a student of University Technology MARA, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics. Nothing to say...very interesting website!! I've learned a lot. Actually I'm doing my final year project in PIC microcontroller. I'm interested with your PIC project. Could u please help me, to send a full schematic diagram of the AT Keyboard interface with RS232 link using PIC 16F84 and other requirements need. I really hope to hear from u. TQ. | ||
| Al-Fahmi Al-Azmi | Kuala Lumpur Malaysia | http://www.uitm.edu.my |
| Tuesday, 28th January 2003, 06:04 | R/C & Electronics | |
| You are starting to be known all around the world... I would really like be in touch with you. Nice site. | ||
| Alfonso Perez Garcia | San Luis Potosi Mexico | no URL given |
| Saturday, 18th January 2003, 09:00 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Very good pages for my students. Thanks for sources. | ||
| Francomme | Paris France | http://francomme.fr.fm |
| Sunday, 5th January 2003, 14:40 | Electronics | |
| Hi, a very good homepage. I was searching for sourcecode for PIC microcontroller when I came to your page. I am working (private for fun) on a project to use a accelerometercircuit to find the best acceleration on a car and at which RPM. For that I will use a microcontroller (maybe 2) with RS232 serialcommunication. I saw in your code that you used interrupt, I don't know if I should use interrupt. The PIC will just fetch data and deliver to the serialinterface so I don't see any need to use interrupt. But I will for sure look a little in your code. Regards Bengt | ||
| Bengt | Sweden | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 31st December 2002, 14:43 | Electronics | |
| I'm programming Smartcard applications by Visual C++ 6 and microcontrollers as well, i have made a project for image data compresion also by Visual C++. | ||
| Hakiem | Misurata Libya | no URL given |
| Monday, 30th December 2002, 11:02 | Electronics | |
| Great work!!! Your projects are very helpful for my work, I will waiting for your projects in TCP/IP. Tanks for your information and wait news about my projets. SALUDOS. :-) | ||
| Hugo Retana | Distrito Federal Mexico | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 17th December 2002, 13:31 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Excellent , impressive and one of the best sites I visited. Will be back again. Balki | ||
| Balki | Chennai India | no URL given |
| Saturday, 2nd November 2002, 16:23 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Woopy you are good influence on me. I can really use your prog & scheme but i want to make a 433 Mhz transmitting keyboard so i can receive ascii on rotating parts. or make a school cheat application. Industrie standards (rs232) are useful. But for people there are no standards :) hi hi I must go. My compliments for your clear presentation of your work! Ciao | ||
| Lauris | Arnheim Holland | no URL given |
| Friday, 11th October 2002, 04:01 | Electronics | |
| Soy Latino y no se mucho ingles, si tienen mandenmen algun circuito de para hacer un proyecto para la Escuela Superior de Electronica | ||
| Santiago Rizzo | Montevideo Uruguay | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 2nd October 2002, 10:50 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Like your great PIC projects your keyboard project just helped me around a lot of errors I am trying to develop a wheelchair controller for a handicapped friend. I also love your Nomad model I have been building models since about 1958 once again thanks for a great site cheers Geoff Quinn | ||
| Geoff Quinn | Coffs Harbour NSW 2450 Australia | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 13th August 2002, 16:41 | R/C & Electronics | |
| I am interested in Electronic Engineer. I need more information from outside. I hope that you can help me. Thank you! | ||
| Pan Yuanliang | Chongqing China | no URL given |
| Monday, 22nd July 2002, 07:41 | Electronics | |
| Peter, as the Microchip Representative of Switzerland I am more than happy to have found your page. You did a excellent job. It is the kind of sense we all working for Microchip are looking for. If you need any help, any support or just a sample we will be more than happy to support you. Thank you for promoting Microchip and its product in this manner, if it is with the digital or the analog product portfolio. Roland Ruetimann | ||
| Roland Ruetimann | Dottikon Switzerland | http://www.mero.ch |
| Thursday, 27th June 2002, 22:43 | R/C Modeling | |
| Peter, First of all I'd like to mention a coincidence that happened when I found your page and read about you. I lived with a German guy named Peter and he's from Dresden too. Peter Eisentraut, is a Computer Science major and currently lives back in Dresden. I lived with him here in the Michigan a few years ago. We still keep in touch. Now to the important stuff. I'm just starting flying my first RC trainer and would like to include an altimeter inside my plane. I would like to be able to know how high the plane flies. I have a degree in Mechanical Engineering, so my knowledge in electronics is somewhat limited. I was wondering if you knew anywhere I could buy a setup similar to yours. Small precise, inexpensive, etc. Or maybe if you could write an instructions manual for people to buy the components and assemble it. Thanks Roberto | ||
| Roberto Crescencio | Grand Rapids, Michigan USA | http://www.me.mtu.edu/~rdcresce |
| Thursday, 30th May 2002, 18:57 | Electronics | |
| Excellent site. I found an interesting project based on the 16F84 so wait for my comments on it soon. Thanks! | ||
| Aaron Benitez | Veracruz Mexico | http://ab.netfirms.com |
| Monday, 20th May 2002, 21:25 | Electronics | |
| This a perfect page. Thanks. | ||
| Lucho | Bogota Colombia | http://www.geocities.com/grupo2dos |
| Tuesday, 30th April 2002, 06:29 | R/C Modeling | |
| That drawing of your GAF-Nomad ? Is it possible to get a copy of the drawing ? I started awhile ago to build the same aircraft but I didn't finnished it. I build a tripple engine airplane instead, but now i have planes to start over with my "Baby". Send me a mail, and plase visit our clubsite on the adress above, it is unfortunetly in swedish but the pictures in "BILDDAGBOK" (Picture diary) is universal. Fly safe ! (slow and low...) | ||
| Jan Hedström | Närpes Finland | http://www.narpes.fi/~portomrc |
| Saturday, 27th April 2002, 14:01 | Electronics | |
| Great work, it's one of the best homepage I have ever seen. Some of your designs are helpful for me. Many thanks to you. | ||
| Shalk Young | Jinan China | http://www.exingye.com |
| Monday, 22nd April 2002, 17:06 | Electronics | |
| Is it possible that I can send since for e-mail the file rs 232 debug interface the discharge in your it page it doesn't work. Regards Reynaldo | ||
| Reynaldo Berrios | no URL given | |
| Tuesday, 16th April 2002, 18:35 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Hi, congratulations..! Your web page is very nice. Specially PIC-Excel scope. Bye... | ||
| Oktay Sirrik | Istanbul Turkey | http://www.turkengineers.com |
| Thursday, 11th April 2002, 20:47 | Just came over | |
| Dear Peter I am a longtime friend of your father. We worked together at BBC in the early 70-ties and after that at Motor Columbus. We still are in touch now and then and he told me proudly about your homepage. He can be proud of you and you of your achievements I am impressed. I especially enjoyed the picture of the DeHavilland DC2 Beaver. My first job was at De Havilland in Canada where the Beaver was designed and produced. I even did some work on the Beaver: the engineering of repairs. All the best Theo schotten | ||
| Theo Schotten | Wermatswil Switzerland | no URL given |
| Monday, 8th April 2002, 09:15 | R/C Modeling | |
| Firstly, a very nice web page. A friend spotted your altimeter project a forwarded your URL. I look yours over with great interest as I too have built one and used it quite a lot from about a year and a half ago. My prototype is based on the MPX5100 (a temperature compensated sensor) and an Atmel AT89c4052 with 12 bit Max ADC. I amplify the sensor output and achieved a resolution of 30 -50cm between ADC bits The RF link consists of a synthesizers for the TX and RX running at 433 MHz. I wanted to use the higher 800-900MHz ISM band, but that has been trashed by local cell phone operators. I used a slightly more powerful output device to achieve around 19dbm of output power. The 10mW RF (10dbm) will not get reliable data the range when aircraft exceeds a few hundred meters. Yes I have been sending data from a thermal plane that achieved more than 800 meters of height gain!! (Not too mention that I also ran out of ADC bits!!) The RX outputs the data on a fairly large LCD that shows temperature, battery voltages, sink/climb rates and of course altitude. An audio vario output is also available. (calculated from the sink/climb digital data). The entire flight is recorded (on the airborne unit) to a serial memory devices that is later dumped to a PC for further analysis.. The entire system is all SMD technology and works very well. My next generation system is using the new micros for Analogue Devices with built in ADC. RF link is based on a RF Micro Devices IC that allows for 28K data rates. Sensor used is now similar to yours .. the MPX4100 (no S version?) I have also acquired a small GPS PCB that will dump data to the onboard micro as well. The resolution will be down graded to 1 meter steps (atmospheric variations mess things up a bit) The RX will also have a sensor (the reference pressure at ground level) to help eliminate the atmospheric variations. I hope to have this system up and running in about a month's time. I hope this lot will provide you with some further ideas. The use of such a device in a model glider is unbelievable. You learn so much form it. You can also set up/trim a competition plane for minimum sink quite easily with such an instrument. Good luck | ||
| Brian Mulder | Cape Town South Africa | no URL given |
| Saturday, 30th March 2002, 14:07 | Just came over | |
| I love the low cost inertial navigation system. I ordered an evaluation ADXL150 from Analog.com. Then looked at Crossbow.com and their stuff. Then found your site. Maybe I will be able to make something with it- but I doubt it. Even your rig had errors you pointed out. The crossbow site has some nice free software for logging graphing the results. Anyway well done on the website. | ||
| Quinny | no URL given | |
| Sunday, 24th March 2002, 19:18 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Wonderful page, I have been looking for a working keyboard to RS232 routine and have finally found one. Thanks you. | ||
| Harrison | no URL given | |
| Saturday, 16th March 2002, 20:27 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Hello Peter!! Great work, good job you have here. You build systems for your RC, I build them for high-altitude baloons !!! Keep it real! Sena | ||
| Antonio Sergio Sena | Lisboa Portugal | http://www.qsl.net/ct2gpw |
| Monday, 11th March 2002, 22:23 | Electronics | |
| Great stuff, made bookmark and for sure be back soon. | ||
| Lodie | Johannesburg South africa | no URL given |
| Monday, 4th February 2002, 22:43 | Just came over | |
| Excellent work, Peter. Sudhir | ||
| Sudhir Gupta | London Canada | http://mcjournal.com |
| Monday, 12th November 2001, 05:37 | Electronics | |
| Hello Peter. I just wanted to thank you for such an informative and well designed site. I am doing some research for a future project and stumbled across your site. I don't usually sign guestbooks but your site is one of those gems you find every now and again while searching the net and will certainly find it's way into my bookmark list. Very impressive. Shane Ely http://www.serialgrafix.com | ||
| Shane | Granville, NY USA | http://www.serialgrafix.com |
| Friday, 9th November 2001, 21:51 | Electronics | |
| Thanks, thanks, infinite thanks, Peter for your Keyboard to PIC program. I´m a electronics student in Cartagena (Murcia, Spain), ending my studies. I´m developing a PIC-based text-video system at the end of my studies, and I´m interested to include a keyboard input in it. I hope your code will help me, I´ve only just read it now. The fact is "nowhere" else I found Keyboard to PIC16F84 protocol implemented so natural as here (to Motorola ucontrolers in other sites). Thanks again. By the way, your page is great. HIP HOP non stop!!!!! | ||
| Alberto B | Murcia España | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 16th October 2001, 13:50 | Electronics | |
| The microcontroller PIC is fantastic... That's all!!! | ||
| Edilson | Campinas Brazil | no URL given |
| Saturday, 13th October 2001, 15:49 | Electronics | |
| This site is excellent. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I work on INUs, to avoid temperature problems the instruments are heated to a constant temperature. This way they maintain a constant tempurature regardless of the ambient temperature. I guess you have already considered this method. I am very impressed with your work. | ||
| Gavin | Sydney Australia | no URL given |
| Friday, 14th September 2001, 15:39 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Ah si tous les utilisateurs de PIC povaient en faire autant... Felicitations pour la clartee et le professionalisme de votre site. ;=) | ||
| Philippe de Chaponnière | Nimes France | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 4th September 2001, 17:06 | R/C Modeling | |
| Hello, Through a search looking for R/C Piper Cherokee's I came accross yours. Very nice. Many R/C planes are modeled of Cessna's. I'm a student pilot of the full size Cherokee and have been looking for a R/C version. Top Flight makes the Bonanza.......but prefer the Cherokee. I'm taking it that yours is built from scratch. Looks Great! Brad | ||
| Brad P | Grosse Pointe, Michigan USA | no URL given |
| Monday, 6th August 2001, 11:31 | R/C & Electronics | |
| I'm recently engaged with a project usig pic micro-controller and found whatever I'ld need in this regards. Superb and nothing else I've to say about the collection being stuffed on this site. At least every Electronic Engineer must add this URL to his Favourites. | ||
| Majdi Farooq | Karachi Pakistan | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 24th July 2001, 15:43 | R/C Modeling | |
| Very nice site mate gud luck with it :-) | ||
| Scott | Gloucester United Kingdom | http://www.geocities.com/rc_raceruk/rchomepageenter.html |
| Monday, 23rd July 2001, 04:41 | Electronics | |
| I was just looking for info on RS232-based Keyboard Interface, and it is quite nicely explained...Thanks | ||
| K.Mahabala Shetty | Singapore | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 18th July 2001, 23:44 | Electronics | |
| Hallo! Zuerst Gratulation zu Deinen gelungenen Projekten und der super Homepage! Ich bin Automech, Modellbauer und Hobbyelektroniker(oder Bastler). Die KFZ Steuergeräte in unseren Autos (Airbag, Motor, Klimaanlage usw.)verfügen über einen Fehlerspeicher, der mit einem Gerät ausgelesen wird. Die vom Steuergerät gesendeten Daten werden Bitseriell übertragen. Nun suche ich einige Links (Programmbeispiele, am besten in Qbasic /Visual Basic) um diese Daten zu erfassen, darzustellen und auszuwerten. Mein Ziel wäre es dann diese Daten mit dem PC/Laptop am /im Fahrzeug zu erfassen. Hättest Du einige Ideen und Links? Die meisten Programmierhomepages enthalten leider nur Spiele und andere Programme usw. Ich ich würde mich riesig auf eine Antwort freuen und hoffe Du findest etwas Zeit dafür. Guido Wäger | ||
| Guido Wäger | Stadel / Perth Switzerland / Australia | no URL given |
| Sunday, 17th June 2001, 15:31 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Nice page, it's nice to see someone willing to share their work progress. I am just about to start designing my own altimeter for my RC aircraft, the ultimate aim is to make an UAV, if you are interested, check out www.silvertone.com.au, they have great stuff. I will post my work on my own webpage. Your skills are advantageous to this type off work, keep up the good work. I will shore to drop past and check it out from time to time | ||
| Colin Conrick | Adeladie Australia | no URL given |
| Friday, 15th June 2001, 08:23 | Just came over | |
| This is good idelism site. Thanks for making it easy to access. I need a hand, I also want to make an altimeter digital for my last project on campus. Because I don't know much - still learning - about microcomputer applications, I need to ask a few questions. 1. what is the basic theory of altimeter ? 2. what other theory and concepts that I have to know to make an altimeter digital ? 3. what are the components ? That's all for today. I'm looking forward for your reply. Thanks a lot. | ||
| Henry | Jakarta Indonesia | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 5th June 2001, 22:25 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Quite impressive. | ||
| Edgar Allan Policarpio | Philippines | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 16th May 2001, 16:10 | Just came over | |
| I happened across your page while looking for a keyboard/barcode slot reader. I was looking for a way to interpret RS232 input into keyboard input for a time keeping system. Very interesting site. The robots are very cool. | ||
| Curt Sandberg | Pottstown, PA USA | no URL given |
| Friday, 4th May 2001, 19:53 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Very good work ! | ||
| Murary | Kottayam India | http://vetcross.com |
| Wednesday, 11th April 2001, 20:18 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Nice site... | ||
| Michel | Bruxelles Belgium | http://www.viralex.be |
| Friday, 19th January 2001, 19:29 | R/C Modeling | |
| Hello everybody, I have some time now so I would like to share some tips to all those budding pic programmers that frequent this site. Using the Pic 16F84 and the Microchip MPLAB development software I have managed to get myself started interfacing with a LCD. At first I had less than overwhelming results trying to do this via shift registers and other added componantry. The lessons I have learnt are as follows: 1. Beware of static when dealing with 74HC595s. It's all too easy to destroy them without knowing. :) 2. Unbranded "blob based" LCDs do work! Remember to have larger delay routines to get them working, you can always optimise later. Also be sure that your circuit has enough power to start up, otherwise the PIC can be sending wasted commands to other devices that haven't initialised (or worse). 3. Make sure you understand the way "banks" operate in the PIC16F84s. You will need to switch between them when choosing TRISA and TRISB options. I suggest you download the 150 page (or so) datasheet, it will explain things fairly clearly. 4. Have fun and learn from your mistakes. Until next time, happy programming! | ||
| Zare Zarev | no URL given | |
| Tuesday, 16th January 2001, 20:08 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Great site. Best wishes for your studies, and for your future career. | ||
| Zare Zarev | Perth Australia | http://web.one.net.au/~zarevz/index.htm |
| Tuesday, 16th January 2001, 12:31 | Electronics | |
| Awsome site very well done, GREAT info. I've just begun learning PIC stuff and am always looking for pages like yours, wish there were more. Thanx Shawn | ||
| Shawn Kelly | Kirkland, WA USA | no URL given |
| Monday, 18th December 2000, 12:38 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Great work! Tell us more about RC flying in Switzerland. In Singapore most people fly power planes. The club is called Radio Modellers Singapore. A few (your fellow countrymen) do aerotowing of 1/4 scale gliders. | ||
| Jim | Singapore | no URL given |
| Sunday, 10th December 2000, 16:22 | R/C & Electronics | |
| I'm hoping that your Keyboard and RS232 routines are just what I need at home. They are the best laid out pages that I have come across and you have explained them very well. Thank you for sharing them and the effort you have put into your site. | ||
| Ian Hunaban | Malvern England | no URL given |
| Friday, 29th September 2000, 13:24 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Great site. Nice, clear structure, and very good electronics. I've already bookmarked it. I really liked your guestbook. Keep on like this! | ||
| Fabian Pedrosa | Tucuman Argentina | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 27th September 2000, 09:57 | Electronics | |
| An excellent site and very interesting. Keep up your good work. | ||
| Dariusz Kudala | Poland | no URL given |
| Monday, 4th September 2000, 18:30 | Electronics | |
| Very good work, keep up them. | ||
| Sergio Vidales | Argentina | no URL given |
| Friday, 25th August 2000, 23:15 | Electronics | |
| I came across looking about PICs, and I found your very good works. Keep on. | ||
| Stefano Melis | Uras italy | no URL given |
| Friday, 28th July 2000, 01:49 | Electronics | |
| The Excel based RS-232 debug interface is something I have wanted to write for some time now. You have saved me a week of my life. Thank you...... | ||
| Nigel Somerville | Brisbane Australia | no URL given |
| Thursday, 13th July 2000, 04:50 | Electronics | |
| Impressive work, both with the web page and the PIC projects you have done. | ||
| Chris Chin | Darwin Australia | no URL given |
| Sunday, 2nd July 2000, 11:01 | Electronics | |
| Very good indeed. Keep up your good work. | ||
| Robert Yan | Singapore Singapore | http://www.wkc.com.sg |
| Monday, 26th June 2000, 14:41 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Very nice job and a very good page. Hope to see more of your projects in the future. Billy | ||
| Vassios Vassilis | Thessaloniki Greece | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 6th June 2000, 13:52 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Very nice. I will book mark your page and hope you continue to improve it. Thank You. | ||
| Nestor Cotelo | Rio de Janeiro Brazil | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 6th June 2000, 02:56 | Electronics | |
| Very nice, clean and fast just the way we like them. I will book mark it in case I need some of your modules. Keep at it. Dave | ||
| David Friedeck | Valinda USA | no URL given |
| Saturday, 15th April 2000, 10:08 | Electronics | |
| I like your page. Very tidy. I have made a timer to control a cassette recorder and control my Awai Minidisc recorder. I have also used LCD devices. I have hacked my web pages together to share some of the ideas. Best wishes, Doug Rice | ||
| Doug Rice | Ipswich, Suffolk UK | http://www.doug.h.rice.btinternet.co.uk |
| Friday, 14th April 2000, 10:18 | R/C & Electronics | |
| An excellent site, well presented, with excellent PIC routines. | ||
| Andy Holdaway | Stourbridge United Kingdom | no URL given |
| Tuesday, 28th March 2000, 16:05 | Electronics | |
| Hi, nice pages indeed ! You are an example of what it means youthfull years... I like too your guestbook, maybe I will inspire from it. Vasile | ||
| Surducan Vasile | Cluj-Napoca Romania | http://geocities.com/vsurducan/vasile.htm |
| Sunday, 5th March 2000, 20:17 | Electronics | |
| I just wanted to tell you that you are my hero! Thank you for your excellent job with your PIC site! It is by far the best site of it's kind I have ever seen. For over 2 months I've been looking for a 4-bit LCD interface but on all of the pages I looked at, there was always information missing or the code didn't work. Now, I don't know much about assembly, so I am very grateful at how well you documented all of your work. I'm an amateur radio operator and I am trying to build a ham radio pager that works using DTMF tones for my personal use (not commercial). Now that I found your routines, I can finally move away from the LCD stage and work on the DTMF decoder stage. Thanks a lot for a job well done! | ||
| Adam Porr | no URL given | |
| Saturday, 4th March 2000, 16:28 | Electronics | |
| I came accross your site whilst trying to find code and a circuit diagram for a dot matrix LCD voltmeter. You have some very impressive projects on the go at the moment and the site is laid out excellently to see them all - well done on the design ! | ||
| James Gaylard | United Kingdom | no URL given |
| Friday, 3rd March 2000, 13:47 | Electronics | |
| I like your page a lot, it's very OK, well then one of the better electronics pages... I will set up a link to your site with my next update... I've also written a small program called IPCOMServer that you might find useful. It's FREE and enables you to control RS232 devices over the Internet with TELNET. | ||
| Rudolph Thomas | South Africa | http://www.iox.co.za |
| Monday, 28th February 2000, 22:06 | Electronics | |
| Very very interesting. Lovely layout. | ||
| Bert Kimpe | Ooigem Belgium | no URL given |
| Saturday, 8th January 2000, 15:30 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Final test from home ... Just have a look, if it still works. | ||
| Peter Luethi | Dietikon Switzerland | no URL given |
| Wednesday, 5th January 2000, 10:28 | R/C & Electronics | |
| Wow, my self-written guestbook works ! Perl is really nice, but not that easy. It's now up to you to fill in my guestbook. Thank you in advance. | ||
| Peter Luethi | Dietikon Switzerland | http://www.electronic-engineering.ch |