Tchalz: Tnx Prince

cogitoErgo: @oga princejude
please I will like some price list on these:
1) PIC18F1330
2) reed switch
3) 16 by 2 lcd display
4) temperature/humidity sensor ( cant remmeber d name now)

Please I will prefer we communicate via: <sewuese(at)gmail(dot)com>. I dont want mods to read meaning to this thread. Thanks

Tchalz: I am using mplab v8.88..MPLAB has hi-tech toolsuite in lite mode which is tha demo edition.Tha code above compiled but my problem is with the proteus simulation..I have .hex files which I g0t from my compiled code using Hi tech C and mpasmwin assembler

hopefullman:
my oga i no know say promo dey na.

Tchalz: Guys,I hail y'all.G0t a pr0blem wid ma pr0teus..W0rkin 0n blinking LED pr0ject.LEDs r c0nnected t0 p0rt B .Been tryna simulate,gat ma .hex file buh I keep getting warning messages lyk child sheet n0t present 0n tha MCU.Th0 tha simulati0n is running buh n0 visible 0utput.I m using a PIC16F84A..W0uld welc0me c0ntributi0ns.

chaj: @ princejude...please email me your required spec for the mf70 conversion kit, to enable me send you a quote.
k10resources@gmail.com

Kenbubble: plz is their any circuit i can use to make my soldering heat faster...220v 60w soldering iron but nepa use to give us 100v @princejude and any body who will help.

hopefullman: Hope i wil get my package 2morrow

hopefullman: Do you have a kind of drill to drill pcb?a kind of smal dc motor to be modded into a drill.how will i receive my package after payment?

hopefullman:
Pickit3= 1
74hc14=2
7407=2
74ls245=1
74hct573=1
74ls05=1
db25 male =2
db9 female= 1
dc socket= 2

PICKIT3 = N7000
74HC14 (x2) = N150 x 2 = N300
7407 (x2) = N150 x 2 = N300
74LS245 = N100
74HCT573 = N150
DB25 MALE (x2) = N100 X 2 = N200
DB9 FEMALE = N100
DC SOCKET = N50

SHIPMENT = N2000 

TOTAL = N10,200

hopefullman: On the website the db9 and db25 are #50 each

hopefullman:
Pickit3
pic devt board:sku;DK08
Db25 male connector
74hc14, 74ls05, sn7407,74ls244, 74hct573.
db9 female connector
dc socket

hopefullman:
i think it's the model number.i saw it on microscale website.i think it's used to differentiate the various pic devt board

hopefullman:
i think it's the model number.i saw it on microscale website.i think it's used to differentiate the various pic devt board

olasesi:

Thank u for the piece of information....pls allow me have your contact

Ugokings4luv: K

hopefullman:
sorry i cant afford it for now.i dont know it's that expensive.which number will i text my details to when i pay for a particular good? Should i have to call before i pay for the goods?i want to buy the pickit3.You only gave the account number i will pay to.thanks

hopefullman:
pls i'm still waiting for ur reply on the flc meter.thank you.

hopefullman: @princejude.pls do you have FLC meter(frequency inductance capacitance) and how much is it.thank you.

Adeyinka olu: @prince. Please do know any body that you can refer me to in lagos state. Who can be of assistance for me. I need to know this micro controller stuff.

Adeyinka olu: @princejude. Please where are you from? Are you from lag? I need you to teach me this micro controller stuff. Am an electrical and electronics engineer. Graduated last year. Please i wil be looking forwad to hearing from you

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