Poor mans Ipilot

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Originally Posted by Shellback

I hear ya, we need to make crappie.com an English language only site. LOL. Is there an Electronics Building For Dummy's Book so we could understand what these fellows are talking about?
I know it wouldn't be a Poor Man's I-pilot for me. I'd have 2 or 3 trash cans filled with my mistakes trying to build something.

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Ron, I have no problem understanding this stuff....I visit Tom frequently for "show & tell".Thumbs Up

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Originally Posted by Cane Pole

I knew the HB had a data logger, but I didn't know you could save multiple tracks and play back an active log on demand or a later date. I know you can log data and save to a separate file on the HDS. I ain't fooled with any of the newer HBs. So, I am antiquated in HB architect.

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dat a logger= one that cuts down trees...Rofl

If they touch they talk.......

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Originally Posted by Don G

dat a logger= one that cuts down trees...Rofl

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Yeah....and "compiler" aint that short for one who piles compost ?
and "optocoupler"...well thats that new boat coupler I think thats in Bass Pros new catalog.
Dang......I think I`m figuring this stuff out....:highfive

I've just read every post here and understood about Zero :Doh: But I'm very impressed with what you've done so far and looking forward to the results.:Hands Clapping:Hands Clapping

Yea, I'm just in awe listening to you guys talking about all this high tech electronic jargon. I know I picked the right profession for me cause I dont have a clue what all you guys are talking about.:rolleyes::p

Very interesting project and it sounds like it's all coming together very nicely. Keep us posted with the progress.Thumbs Up

I'll stick to my dynamite, haven't had a game warden yet who didn't fish with me when I lit the fuse.....lol

That sharp and I dont know. Anything about it

There's not too much a redneck like myself can't build given the will power and Internet access :)

Hello,
Any update on this project, very interesting stuff?

Thanks,
Jim