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1. Include a simulation speed control

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   Zeitkind supported this idea  ·  Nov 4, 2016

2. I would to slow down time

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   Zeitkind supported this idea  ·  Nov 4, 2016
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   Yeah, I use iCircuit to show kids how electrical things works, eg. an astable multivibrator with only 2 transistors, 2 LED and 2 caps. Would be really nice to slooow things down. Same with LCR circuits or other oscillating circuits.

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