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Re: Team Update #6

the catch is making it work at the correct voltage and current. you would have to use a relay to do that... very doable indeed...

so to do that, you would need an 74LS74 IC (or other d-flip-flop), a resistor or 5v voltage regulator, and a relay.

good thinking chris!
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