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Old 13-04-2005, 20:01   #15
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Re: question for the electrical engineers
dredging up a semi old thread but anyway. ignoring the remote control bit for the moment, a circuit similar to the one at http://www.electronics-lab.com/proje...012/index.html is going to be used for the motor control circuit (it seems to do the job fairly simply).

now anyway it's been a long time since i did gcse electronics, can anyone give me a list of the components in this circuit? it's not gonna be built on PCB incidentally, just breadboard for now but still, like what types of relay would i need and so on... (oh, and 9v battery instead of 12v)
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