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|    Re: tool to use to draw an electronic ci    |
|    22 Oct 18 03:49:57    |
      LTSpice is kinda standard. A nice thing about that is you can convert their       file to a text file and post it in here, as long as regular test works. Needs       nothing, no unicode or any of that shit, just simple text.              The only problem is there is a lack of a few devices and it isn't quite a       piece of cake to make one. for example a potentiometer.              You CAN make the parts, but then for them to work there has to be a repository       or something for them because it has to also be on the recipient's computer.       Like a font in a webpage, your browser has to download it.              But it works well, and you can get away without pots and change it later, it       will simulate and all that and you can tell if the smoke is liable to come out       or if it is going to oscillate or whatever.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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