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Ted Rossin says: I uploaded my latest PIC projects to my web page at:
http://www.geocities.com/ted_rossin/Electronics/Pic/Pic.html

Those are nice projects! I have a few questions / suggestions:

1. Why not host at piclist.com? Or can I have permission to mirror them =
at piclist.com?

2. Why not do a board layout of that Lego robot controller or terminal =
and enter it in the=20
http://www.PICList.com/PCBContest and win a panel of them for you and =
your friends? You can publish the board for others and get a nice set =
for yourself.

3. Has anyone thought about doing a tiny PIC (12Cxxx) version of a lego =
brick with two input photodiodes on corners and one LED output center of =
other side? Power from an inductive coupling under a lego panel. They =
could be programmed to emulate AND, OR, NAND, NOR, INVERT, etc... You =
could work up a "pushbutton" that just covers or uncovers the =
photodiodes as manual inputs. The LED can be visable for output. If it =
is popular, follow with a line of lego I/O versions with H bridge =
outputs or IR remote inputs or whatever.

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