I heard you could convert 7.4v to 3.3v using this regulator, but I can't find a diagram on how to do so.
Help?
3.3v with PTH08080
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Re: 3.3v with PTH08080
you beat me to it 
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I remember when you two FIIIRRST posted here!
Now look, you're all grown up and helpful!
Thanks a bunch.
It scared the crap out of me when I saw that my regulator was missing a pin, according to Harshboy's diagram. XD
Now look, you're all grown up and helpful!
Thanks a bunch.
It scared the crap out of me when I saw that my regulator was missing a pin, according to Harshboy's diagram. XD
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you joined after me! 
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Re: 3.3v with PTH08080
Yeah, it's been fun so far, I whined a lot in my first post about making the case, lol
