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  1. - 16th November 2006, 23:40 #1
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    Thanks again guys, you are very helpful. One last question. I bought the Schottky diode as suggested and it has a "cathode band" on it. Which direction should I put the diode in, the cathode band side facing the PIC or facing the power?

    I'll be sure to follow all of your advice.

    -Mike
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    Cathode toward the PIC.
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    Thank you everyone. I got it working!!

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