> > Is this already implemented?
> >
> > And would anybody use this in the real world?
> >
>   I don't know if used PIC's inside but my daughter has a toy called
> bla-bla who can store up to 20 seconds of voice, it has a speaker, a
> (fet amplifier) microphone and a potentiometer for speed record,
> And it's very cheap ...about 3$.
> Vasile
>
>
> On 9 May 00, at 15:21, Andy Kelley wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have an idea.. 'record' waves with an f84 and stores them in an
> > external parralel eeprom.
> >
> > record 8 high/lows every cycle of a 4khz signal in a byte write to
> > eeprom;do again.
> >
> > to play back take a byte and read the next bit on a pin every
> cycle
> at
> > 4khz;do again
> >
>
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> mail: vasileKILLspaml30.itim-cj.ro
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> Hi,
>
> I have an idea.. 'record' waves with an f84 and stores them in an
> external parralel eeprom.
>
> record 8 high/lows every cycle of a 4khz signal in a byte write to
> eeprom;do again.
>
> to play back take a byte and read the next bit on a pin every cycle at
> 4khz;do again
>
>
> Is this already implemented?
>
> And would anybody use this in the real world?
>
> TNX,
> Andy K
> N1YEW
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