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n0mad
Member Since:
January 5, 2008
Gender:
Male
Country:
United States
Bio:
Test engineer during the day...embedded electronics engineer by night...
Schools and Universities:
Western Michigan University
Interests or Hobbies:
Robotics...and blinking LEDs
News - A Good Ol' Fashioned Capt… | about 3 months ago
…John didn’t realize the full breadth of the “Viking Helmet Challenge” until it was made clear where the second horn had to go…
News - A Good Ol' Fashioned Capt… | about 3 months ago
…the viking scientist takes time to count the plunderings from his last raid…
News - It's Time Again - Caption… | about 7 months ago
…eff you, eff you, eff you, you’re cool (boxes), I’m out….
Product WRL-10532 | about 8 months ago
Mike, thanks for the quick response!…and that’s super great information to have about how the transmitter receiver pair operates. Unfortunately, knowing that now complicates my project a bit, but not a brick wall. Now, is that info also somewhere in the documents linked above for the receiver that I was completely blind to?…well, I suppose if not, it’s here now. Thanks again!
Product WRL-10532 | about 8 months ago
I bought a couple of these, and both seem to have a constant stream of output coming from both. With no input to the transmitter (even with it not powered) I still get a steady stream of bit flips out of each one on the receivers. I’ve double checked the wiring to each (all Vcc and Gnd present) and still cannot find where the issue is. Has anyone else seen the same issue?…