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13-02-2008, 22:48
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Re: IR board.
Bust out your multimeter and check the voltages on either leg of the 5v regulator (it's big and black, first big thing that comes off the power pins) and check the voltage on either leg. If you get 5, that could be good depending on your view of it, your 5v regulator is good but something else is wrong. If you get nothing, your regulator is most likely dead and you will need to replace it with a piece from digikey (although time is running out) or you can buy a 7805 from radioshack and solder it in place of the current one.
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