🚀 go-pugleaf

After receiving slews of flame mail and many degrading posts regarding
my post, I have decided to explain the situation for all you happy
flamers.

When I said "Standard RS-232 uses +/-5V DC" I was reffering to the voltage
that it is capable of handling, not what is used as a standard voltage. I
have built many serial interfaces and used 5 volts to serve as my communication
voltage without problems.  I also realize that +/- 9V DC and +/- 12V DC are
usually a more stable level (and also recomended) but it will work just
fine with 5 volts.  Sorry for any inconvenience caused!


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