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Michael E

Member Since 06 Jun 2013
Offline Last Active Aug 30 2013 01:14 AM

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I am a do it yourself kind of guy who loves computers and electronics. I repair computers and play with sofware and hardware gadgets. I fell in love with C# after a friend introduced me but have experimented with C, C++, Java, Javascript and a few others. I am more software inclined and find myself downloading allot of software. I play with things and enjoy pondering new ideas.

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SDK documentation for the Netduino SDK

28 August 2013 - 03:36 AM

I wanted to know if there is an official documentation for Secret Labs version of the SDK. A few times I have found myself wondering things that Ive eventually found some solutions for on this forum but would save some time I I could find these answers in some sort of documentation.

Pin to pin via Resistor, Safe?

25 August 2013 - 01:38 AM

This is a newbie question but I want to be careful not to overload any of my pins, I want to feed D5 to D6 where D5 is on PWM and D5 an interrupt, such that I can count pulses. I know the pins can handle no more then 25mA max so I figure a resistor of 180 should yield about 18 to 19 mA at max. Does the following circuit diagram look safe?