Designing a complex circuit

[scriptkiddy]

My name is James Wilson and I am a student at Hawarden High school. I
am currently studying systems and control and am writing to you in
request of aid. My task is to design and make a contestant station for
a board game. I have carried out a questionnaire, which has suggested
that board games and quizzes would benefit from this product.
I would like the product to support 2 to 3 separate teams each with
there own panel and a button to press to indicate to the questioner
they think they know the answer. I am unsure of many factors and this
is where I politely request assistance. I would be very grateful if
you could find the time to supply me with any information on the
following;

I. The features my contestant station should include (output).

II. Whether a questioner will require a panel, what might it include?

III. How many teams should the product support?

IV. Is styling important? Which styles are most successful? Is gender
important?

V. Should my product be battery or mains powered? Is this important?

Thanks again for any help provided!

 

[Rich Grise]

"scriptkiddy" <thesherminator88@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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My name is James Wilson and I am a student at Hawarden High school. I

I. The features my contestant station should include (output).

II. Whether a questioner will require a panel, what might it include?

III. How many teams should the product support?

IV. Is styling important? Which styles are most successful? Is gender
important?

V. Should my product be battery or mains powered? Is this important?

You're asking _us_ _these_ questions? These are the questions that
you're supposed to have already answered, and then come to us for
help with the implementation.

Just in the spirit of being a meanie, here are my joke answers:

I. The features my contestant station should include (output).

A wet bar, leather reclining seats, the panel (see below), and
a Sun workstation. And, yes, it should probably have an output
of some kind.

II. Whether a questioner will require a panel, what might it include?

I decree that your questioner requires not only a panel, but a Jumbotron,
which includes current status of game, score, time remaining, questions
remaining, questions answered, blood type of contestants, a map of the
world, and a 108-piece symphony orchestra.

III. How many teams should the product support?

9,999.

IV. Is styling important?

Nah. Just slap together some old lumber that you've scrounged out of
a vacant lot.

Which styles are most successful?

Typically, the most expensive.

Is gender
important?

Only to your sex partner. Usually.

V. Should my product be battery or mains powered? Is this important?

A combination of Solar/Wind/Wave/Geothermal/Nuclear would be a good fit
here.

Good Luck!