>      > Yes, that's the one.  It doesn't give the input voltage, but I
    >     think it
    >      > is 5v, so you'll need a voltage regulator.  The PICKAXE
    > suppliers
    >     have a
    >      > neat little voltage regulator for $3.50.  I bought two.
    >      >
    >      > Mark S
    >
    >     Mark,
    >     I'm reading the documentation, and it reads: Input voltage
    > 10-30Vdc
    >     for C3704?
    >     Buly
    >
    >
    >
    > Buly,
    > That's interesting.  I wonder why they sold me a separate regulator
    > board with my UVtron board?  Do they give the input voltage for the
    > board assy?  I think most small robots operate on around 5-6v, but
    > that's just a guess.  If it can operate on 12-14v, you're in luck.
    > What
    > about the output.  Will it drive a large LED, or a buzzer?
    >
    > Mark
    >


   Mark,
   Here is the info sheet:
   Buly



Buly,
It wouldn't hurt to check with the robotics company to see if you'll
need a relay board to run a large LED.

Mark


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