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GB
Guest
hi,
does anybody know the best way go about getting a fairly simple circuit
designed ?
thanks
GB.
does anybody know the best way go about getting a fairly simple circuit
designed ?
thanks
GB.
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Adrian Jansen
Guest
Define "best".
Cheapest is to have the electronics design knowledge and do it yourself.
Slowest is to learn electronics design, then do it yourself.
Fastest is to have a professional do it.
Most expensive is to have an incompetent do it, then have a professional fix
it.
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Regards,
Adrian Jansen
J & K MicroSystems
Microcomputer solutions for industrial control
"GB" <geoffab@bigpond.com> wrote in message
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Cheapest is to have the electronics design knowledge and do it yourself.
Slowest is to learn electronics design, then do it yourself.
Fastest is to have a professional do it.
Most expensive is to have an incompetent do it, then have a professional fix
it.
--
Regards,
Adrian Jansen
J & K MicroSystems
Microcomputer solutions for industrial control
"GB" <geoffab@bigpond.com> wrote in message
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Mike Harding
Guest
On Tue, 09 Dec 2003 22:05:00 GMT, "GB" <geoffab@bigpond.com> wrote:
If it's for a commercial item then pay someone who knows
what they're doing, if it's a "wonderful new idea" you have
had maybe they would be prepared to do a profit share
with you - be warned all of us in the business for a few
years have been presented with many "wonderful new
ideas" and we tend to be a bit cynical.
If it's not commercial try posting a specific request here
or maybe try your local TAFE or high school electronics
tutor, perhaps his class could do it as a project?
Or you could just e-mail me and I'll give you a price,
mind the spam trap.
Mike Harding
Yes. Send me a specification and a cheque
If it's for a commercial item then pay someone who knows
what they're doing, if it's a "wonderful new idea" you have
had maybe they would be prepared to do a profit share
with you - be warned all of us in the business for a few
years have been presented with many "wonderful new
ideas" and we tend to be a bit cynical.
If it's not commercial try posting a specific request here
or maybe try your local TAFE or high school electronics
tutor, perhaps his class could do it as a project?
Or you could just e-mail me and I'll give you a price,
mind the spam trap.
Mike Harding
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Mike Warren
Guest
I had a call a few years ago from someone who had
a new idea he wanted me to design for him. He wouldn't
tell me what it was on the phone so I called in to see him
on the way home from work.
His brilliant idea was wireless headphones to connect to
a TV.
I told him to go to the local Dick Smith store.
-Mike