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James Newton[JMN-EFP-786] published post 38384.5631944444

<A TITLE="P-81.156.51.28" NAME="38384.5631944444" HREF="mailto:odditytv@gmail.com">odditytv@gmail.com</A> <BLOCKQUOTE><A NAME="81.156.51.28">
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&quot;An experiment in absentee gardening &quot;<BR>
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&quot;a PIC16F84 based network control module&quot;<BR>
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This design is based around Denis Petrov's &quot;WWW server in a PIC16F84&quot;. This is designed to control upto eight outputs from a computer network. Such uses are buzzers heaters or small motors. <BR>
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To be perfectly honest I was planning on using it in my green house with a web cam so I don't have to water anything. I will be getting some silicone pipe (with holes in it from a thumb tack) and a water pump and essentually, tending my tomatoes and cress from my bedroom. (Although I do understand that the current draw from the pump motor will surely damage the 7805 or at best cause the current to drop and reset the 'F84. I plan to use a solderless breadboard and some discreet componants for that purpous. Could anyone lend some helpful critisism?<BR>
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I have sent the files to jamesnewton@piclist.com and hope to hear about it in the near future.<BR>
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If this were to win could you contact me so I can add some boards to the order, as this unit is indeed quite small.</BLOCKQUOTE>

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