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Geoffg

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Posted: 01:29am 06 Dec 2017

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I have received an email from a reader who needs the Micromite based clock (http://geoffg.net/Micromite_GPS_Clock.html ) but cannot assemble it himself. This is the project based on a Micromite, GPS module and a two line LCD display (very simple).

If anyone can/wants to help please email me (projects@geoffg.net ) or PM me and I will put you in contact with the gentleman concerned.

GeoffEdited by Geoffg 2017-12-07

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Azure

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Posted: 02:35am 06 Dec 2017

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I have emailed you.

Happy to bow out to more experienced MM builders and TBS forum members.

Otherwise well equipment and capable to be able to do the work.

WhiteWizzard
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Posted: 07:20pm 08 Dec 2017

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@Geoff,

IF the 'reader' is Europe/UK based then I am happy to help. However, if they are nearer to you then I recommend someone on that side of the planet.

Grogster

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Posted: 10:42pm 08 Dec 2017

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Ditto if they happen to be in New Zealand.

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Geoffg

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Posted: 11:30pm 08 Dec 2017

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Thanks guys, the gentleman is in Australia (NSW) so it would be best to leave it for the moment and see if John (Azure) can help him.

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Bill.b

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Posted: 06:40am 09 Dec 2017

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Where in NSW? If Newcastle region I could help.

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Azure

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Posted: 07:05am 09 Dec 2017

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He is located not far from me, so all good.

It is a fairly straightforward build so won't be a problem.

Just trying to find out if he would prefer the Super Clock instead, which if suitable gives more functionality and will cost less to assemble. I can use a backpack kit and a cutout front panel from Silicon Chip which will labour cost in place of using perf board and cutting a front panel by hand to suit.

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