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05-03-2003, 02:41
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Why don't you search and see if your questions has been answered before? See post by TangoBravo1318. I'm sorry to sound abrupt, but you really should search first. You'll get your answer a day or two earlier too!
BIG buttons cost BIG bucks, like maybe $30. You can probably find a little red alternate-action (maintained contact) pushbutton switch for a few dollars from DigiKey or maybe Radio Shack. |
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