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The show is produced in Orlando (Florida) at Nickelodeon Studios. The series debuted on April 28, in the United States on. The second season debuted on February 9,. It is between. It was also shown on Noggin.

However, it is shown intermittently (not every day) at an afternoon hour (ranging from 1pm on the east coast to 10am on the west coast). Like the well-known-across-the-Atlantic transplant of 64 Zoo Lane, the episodes are re-dubbed with American accents. It internationally aired on multiple worldwide channels, including Discovery Kids in Latin America and Cartoon Network in Turkey.

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It just uses a few diodes and capacitors and relies on the Arduino pulsing some of its I/O lines to drive the voltage multiplier. Of the circuit diagram, and here is what KiCad produces as a picture of the design. I designed a PCB using the free KiCad package. At89c2051 programming software. I decided to use a charge pump (voltage multiplier) running off the Arduino’s five volts to generate the programming voltage – that seemed cleaner than needing a separate twelve volt supply. A couple of zener diodes clip the voltage down to exactly 5V or 12V and a couple of transistors, also switched by the Arduino, select between either of those voltages or 0V to drive the pin on the chip.