Picaxe AxMate
- Thread starter cdngunner
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Ron Hackett is a member of this forum and writes a bi-monthly column in Nuts and Volts magazine, and just put out a great Picaxe book under the Evil Genius line. I have built most of his boards - they are top-notch quality, well documented (e.g., in his articles), and work well.
RonHackett
Member
Hi cdngunner,
If you (or anybody) have questions about any of my PC boards, you can email me (Ron@JRHackett.net), and I'll be happy to answer them.
Ron
If you (or anybody) have questions about any of my PC boards, you can email me (Ron@JRHackett.net), and I'll be happy to answer them.
Ron
Some how I am thinking your opinions might be a tad bit biased....
Will keep that in mind.
thanks
lbenson
Senior Member
Yes, I have a half-dozen or more each of the 08-sip and 14-sip boards, and find them very convenient for quick tests. I don't use the 10-pin programming cable. I solder in a 3-pin header which includes serin and serout, and then solder-bridge the 0V pin to the pin next to it. Then I can use the 3-pin programming cable which I use on breadboards (with a servo cable to link male to male)--or solder in a 3-socket female header.
This thread shows one of the boards in use (with a 10-pin socket before I figured out that 3-pin would be easier): http://www.picaxeforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=9662
RonHackett
Member
That's for sure, but I meant questions about their functionality, not about how great they are!