Any idea what sort of complexity the contest entry has to have?

Something that blinks LEDs or an internet enabled home automation system? :)

I took a look at the contest when it was first mentioned here but I've never
used an AVR, so I figured anything I could come up with in time would be too
simplistic.  The $5 subscription looks pretty nice though.

Jason


----- Original Message -----
From: "Herbert Graf" <hgraf@EMAIL.COM>
To: <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 1:25 PM
Subject: [EE]: Circuit Cellar AVR Contest Starter Kit


> Hello all, just received my AVR starter kit! Pretty cool, came with a
"pod",
> some cables, a CD and a few papers. Of course, first thing I HAD to do was
> open the "pod". I was expecting a few passives and that's about it, turns
> out there are two microcontrollers in there, interesting...
>
> Also came with an offer for a $5 subscription (or renewal) price for the
> electronic edition of circuit cellar! Just renewed, so I know it works.
I'm
> not sure if posting the details would be OK with them? What do you guys
> think?
>
> Anyways, now I just gotta come up with a project to do (just finished the
> latest one I've been working on), anybody got some ideas? :) TTYL
>
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