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  1. - 29th November 2007, 11:06 #2
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    Hi, Joe

    Say it ain't sooo ... joe ...

    Just add this between the pic out and the '2003 in ...
    the 2003 will easily bear a 12v input voltage ... input current will be as low as 4 mA !

    of course, it will also work with 5v instead of 12 ...

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