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Fun => The Porch => Topic started by: scottmc70 on March 25, 2011,
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Just wanted to say thanks you to RJ and the others who have contributed to this site <res.
I built my first Express and IT WORKED ;D This was my first time at soldering a board and thanks to RJ's Video and the info found here It worked.
The only hang up I have was a triac that I soldered 2 leads together but was able to fix it. Now 2 more to go.
RJ your the Man. <res.
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I would like to second that motion. RJ is thee man!
Can we move to close?
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All in favor?
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I! :)
I for one am very thankful for RJ and others here at DLA who sacrifice there precious time to all me to add to my blinky-flashy. As the songs says "You don't know what you got till it's gone".
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Glad you were successful and thanks!
But watch for the second one the extra confidence can get you sometimes. (I know what I am doing i don't need no stinking manual!).
Hey why does my second one not work!! I have seen that many times. <wd..
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RJ
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that is correct RJ, I switched the 3.3v and the 5v triacs... what a mistake.. I was able to trouble shoot the error and just completed my
2cnd one and like the first, works great now.. Patience is the key for more blinkys.. thanks again RJ.. <res.
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Well said, I have made my own units before from scratch, I have made PCBs before and none of that compared to each of the Lynx products that I have assembled; I am not quite a caveman but like Geico it was so easy that I could do it.
I chaperoned a birthday sleep over for my 9yo son lastnight (13 boys). They decided to stay up all night so in turn I made 2 clocks, 5 dongles and 2.5 LEs. All of which were successful builds (although I had to trouble shoot and flip around chips on the first clock to get proper function).
Great job making the Lynx for dummies kits.
Corey