Benjamin Grant wrote:
>> check your data sheet for how much amperage you need.. a PIC usually
>> needs about 250 mA
>
> just giving a max olin. 250 mA isn't going to set him way back
> financially or anything.

Right, but that wasn't what I was responding to.

> Also if you're going to critique my posts
> I'd like to note your next two posts rehash what has already been
> replied by me and others:

That's how email lists work, get over it.  Unless I've been gone for more
than a day or so, I'm not going to look ahead to see if someone might have
given the same answer I plan to.  Besides, having multiple answers that say
the same thing over a short time span is good to let the OP know it's not
just a weird answer from a single crackpot.


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