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  • shansov
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    Tell me is it possible to replace the LF347 on MSLP-347 ?.

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  • shansov
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    Thank you.

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  • holyuser
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    Only PIC16F88 or PIC16LF88 can be used.

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  • shansov
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    than can be replaced?

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  • holyuser
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    No.

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  • shansov
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    I can not find the PIC 88 can be used PIC16F628A ? thanks.

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  • eduardo1979
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    Yes.

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  • shansov
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    eduardo1979 they simply are removed and all? Thank you.

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  • eduardo1979
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    2 TONES FINAL FOR IDX-PRO

    You have remove U7(LM393) andQ3 (BC327-547)of theIDX-PROPCBand thenconnections are madeaccording to thePCB2tones.Regards.
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  • eduardo1979
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    Thanks holyuser!

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  • holyuser
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    Superb, You grabbed his right to kill an elephant with a sling!

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  • eduardo1979
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    My IDX-PRO 2 TONES.

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  • Hannu
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    Originally posted by holyuser View Post
    It like as you have problem with MCP602 or around it.
    You are right. MCP602 pin 1 was not connected.

    Thanks

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  • Jerry
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    Originally posted by goldfinder View Post
    Being a geezer doing surface mount electronics is not by capability. I tried it and I don't have the skill to solder such small areas. My old eyeballs don't see that good.Do you have a non-surface mount version of the circuit board ?
    Goldfinder
    You are not alone with the eye sight thing. Poor vision has taken a lot of the enjoyment out of electronics for me in recent years. I really have to be motivated to build something now.

    I have used magnifying lenses of various type with some success but it is a hassle. I have a couple of very small closed circuit television cameras that I am going to try next. If I find a combination that works, I will post it.

    Jerry

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  • 6666
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    Goldfinder
    I had a bit of a look at those atmega32 chips, it seems the smd's have 4 extra pins that the dip's dont
    so maybe we will have to borrow hugo's magnifier

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