RSSR-Tronic Toy Music Sequencer
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Photos by Garry McLeod, Brian McNamara, Sam Murphy
Illustrations by Timmy Kucynda
The sequencer in action
Extras
Links
- SparkFun Electronics
Source for Picaxe serial programming cable. - Mouser Electronics
Source for 3-to-8 line decoder - World Educational Services
Source for Picaxe-28x microcontroller. - Desktop Publishing Supplies
Source for silver foil label paper.
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If anyone is interested in doing a group buy with me on these circuit boards, email me at tylerdcooper [at] gmail [dot] comPosted by tcoop25 on March 14, 2008 at 18:08:18 Pacific Time
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Sounds like a good idea to me, count me in. Where were you thinking we'd go? I've used PCB Express in the past.
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