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armorris
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Construction details
armorris   1/26/2013 2:57:50 PM
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Here is the link to the actual article, containing the schematic and all construction details.

http://www.designnews.com/author.asp?section_id=1362&doc_id=232433

 

armorris
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Gadget Freak Case #192 additional info
armorris   5/21/2012 8:11:38 AM
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Contact me for a minor bug fix to the remote decoder PIC ASM code in Gadget Freak Case # 192, the remote volume control. The BITST subroutine was rewritten for better noise immunity. Alternatively, you can get the updated BITST subroutine from the remote fan control in Gadget Freak Case #198. Don't use the whole program, as it will slow down the volume control response. 

Alternate sources for the remote control to be hacked up:

Home Depot           Westek Model # RFK306LC   Store SKU # 567861

Home Depot           Home Accents Holiday Model # RC-009A-1   Store SKU # 202620 (Same as above units, but has two outlets).

 

Andrew R. Morris  morr3763@bellsouth.net

 

 

armorris
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Re: My kind of design
armorris   5/20/2012 9:34:35 PM
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Did you build it? Please let me know how it went. I built a second one and I use them every day.

I can tell you where to get the non-Allied parts.

Andrew Morris

morr3763@bellsouth.net

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My kind of design
Stanley2011   8/27/2011 6:01:34 PM
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I plan to build this for the High Sclool events where the auditorium volume is never just right.  I will be able to trim the volume while standing at the back of the auditorium where I can hear the true room sound.

I usually hack existing equipment to get what I need and I fully understand his penciled layout / wiring diagram.  Looks like the ones I make.



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