Re: TI-H: Temperature sensor fix
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Re: TI-H: Temperature sensor fix
ok, No :)
it works fine if you use the right components ...its kind of pointless
if you have add and remove components during use :)
mine worked the first try....use a 10 uF 25v elecrolitc capacitor, and
the small switching diodes from radio shack, make good solder
connections...and it should work.
ive built a few of em...and so has richard, so keep on trying :)
also i eched a circut bord for them, you might want to try that.
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>For all of you who have been having trouble with the temperature
sensor, I
>have an answer.
>I was having the same trouble as anyone. It would read freezing if I
didn't
>use a capacitor, and say it couldn't find the chip if I did.
>The solution: Start up the program using no capacitor, and put the
>capacitor in after it says freezing. Maybe a reset switch could be
added?
>
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