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Hey are these still for sale? I wanna buy a whole whack of them if they are!

Hey Everyone, this project is pretty much done, check out some more pictures of the thing we built here: http://s577.photobucket.com/albums/ss216/sol_yeah_man/Design%20Project/ You can watch a clip explaining things here (i'm not sure if this link will work...i'll upload it to youtube sometime) http...

SOLD!

Cheers, all.

Haha yea, the 'freezer'...it's pretty ridiculous, brings down the core temps by a few degrees and is completely silent. I really like Arctic Cooling's fans...they have dual-axis vibration damping mounts, and the blades on the impeller are razor sharp...i've definately drawn blood from them before. :...

Hi all, Just recently upgraded my system (thanks a lot Kaldonis!), and i have a few parts laying around. MSI K9NGM2-FID motherboard with an AMD Athalon 3800+ 2.4Ghz single core processor. - SOLD http://img1.classistatic.com/cps/kj/110217/266r1/56485g6_20.jpeg Motherboard features: -mATX -socket AM2 ...

Oh, i see...hmm...

CCP is probably what you should use...

but if it were me i'd just put the PWM input to an external interrupt pin...and start/stop a timer in the interrupt service routine.
the output of the timer will be equal to the pulse width.

Kinda brute-force method...but it'll work

I try and avoid it if possible...

what are you trying to do?

lol...

what was wrong with it?

DigitalOSH wrote:But i think the magnets I posted would be quite a bit cheaper, no?

You're right, i realized that after i posted

Battery life is kinda short,...but if we put a small resistor inline to limit the current we can make them last for longer...(ours had no resistor, and they lasted for about ~8hrs)

Sweet, Thanks for the advice! I'll definitely do that once i get things finalized...i generally don't take projects past the breadboard/protoboard stage....I need to work on FINNISHING my projects, lol