Um... I wouldn't consider myself "geek in action by adding home-grown
mods", however...

The other day I made an InfraRed receiver for xmms, It can actually be
used to control heaps of stuff, ya just gotta find time to set it up.

The components i got from South Island Components, and i got (what i
think is called) a prototype board, it look like this:

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So the circuit is in tracks, like a circuit board  version on a bread
board. Is this what your after? Or do you actually want to get a custom
design maufactured/printed?

While I'm on the topic of my IR receiver: Does anyone else have one? I
have a glitch with it. When I boot, the lirc_serial module loads, but
the receiver wont receive until I unload the module, and reload it...
then everything works fine. This strikes me as a little wierd. I 'spect
its not the module being buggy, cause both of my flatmates ones work fine
(okay, so we had a IR-make-fest)... any suggestions?

Cheers,
Steve

On Wed, Aug 21, 2002 at 09:58:33AM +1200, Andrew J Sands wrote:
> 
> Apologies for off-topic post, BUT as usual you guys(gals) are very
> knowledgible(?) :-)
> 
> Firstly, what do you intend to use your little interface board for Nick R?
> Are we going to see the out come at an upcoming meeting?? ;-) I shouldn't
> talk my one has been assembled for about three years and when I have some
> spare time............
> 
> More importantly, would anyone on the list know where I might get some
> single sided proto-type/first run small quantity printed circuit boards
> manufactured from my design artwork? If, as I believe from general enquiries
> I probably looking at a three-2-four week delay! As usual I have an
> out-of-town on-going project that requires some modification (read as
> 'serious bastardry') to make it function as I intend!!
> 
> I can use the solver of all crisis, stripboard BUT its getting tacky and a
> real pain to remote service via telephone.
> 
> Anyone else on list other than Chris H, David M, Nick R whom are geek in
> action by adding home-grown mods to their respective systems.
> 
> regards, Andrew
> 

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