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Comcumer Electronics Development

05/16/2009 2:32 AM

I need someone to help me with the development and subsequent manufacture of some consumer electronics. If you are in this field or have some spare time please contact me. Must be able to integrate accerometers, motor speed controllers and LCD systems.
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05/16/2009 8:23 AM

An email address would be helpfull....
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05/16/2009 8:52 AM

Hello

Ercom Design LLC is a small engineering firm that currently is working with clients in the electrical and electronics industry.

Shoot me a email

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Eric Smith

Esmith@ercomdesign.com

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05/18/2009 8:05 AM

It would be helpful if you logged in under your choice of user names. While you may live near one of us, it won't be obvious unless you indicate your location.

The tasks that you mention are fairly common. You can check out the profile of individuals that respond. CR4 has its own E-mail through registration.

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