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Re: [beam] Pummer (sp?)   Message List  
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RE: [beam] Pummer (sp?)

Hello HF,

Attached find the D1_Reg_Flasher (pummer) circuit which I build a few months
ago. After a sunny day, it happily flashes one LED about once per second,
dusk to dawn (8Hrs). The solar cell is a Sunceram BP 373334, courtesy
Solarbotics, which charges the 1F memory cap (high internal resistance no
object). The brightness is uniform throughout night. Unused inverter inputs
must be grounded. Up to 6 LEDs can be used but use different resistor values
to avoid phase locking. Fine tuning one or two frequencies with pots can
lead to interesting random or long period patterns.

enjoy

wilf

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> Would someone kindly point me to a schematic (circuit diagram) for a
> pummer? Thanks!
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In a message dated 7/21/00 6:10:22 PM Central Daylight Time, hogfather@... writes: << Would someone kindly point me to a schematic (circuit diagram)...
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Jul 21, 2000
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Attached is a couple of suitable circuits designed by Wilf. David ... From: "The Hogfather" <hogfather@...> To: <beam@egroups.com> Sent: Saturday, 22...
David Perry
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Jul 22, 2000
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Sorry to ask (newbie and all), but what is a pummer? thanks in advance ... ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your...
Patrick Pintens
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Jul 22, 2000
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Hello HF, Attached find the D1_Reg_Flasher (pummer) circuit which I build a few months ago. After a sunny day, it happily flashes one LED about once per...
Wilf Rigter
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Jul 22, 2000
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In a message dated 7/22/00 5:50:03 PM Central Daylight Time, Wilf.Rigter@... writes: << Hello HF, Attached find the D1_Reg_Flasher (pummer)...
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Jul 23, 2000
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Hi Spencer, 1.) The arrow and socket symbols indicate a connector: I want to emphasize that the 2V regulator can be a module that is "plugged" into other...
Wilf Rigter
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Jul 23, 2000
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... Pardon my ignorance, Wilf, but what is phase locking? If it is anything like what it sounds like, it could be the problem in a circuit I had almost given...
Daniel Grace
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Jul 24, 2000
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Always a pleasure to answer interesting questions. It is a well known fact that R/C oscillators in BEAM are sensitive to external noise which can cause "false"...
Wilf Rigter
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Jul 24, 2000
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Sometimes I get these e-mails with an attached diagram but it either shows LEDPUMP2.gif or a torn picture icon. Is it much trouble to send them another way or...
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Jul 24, 2000
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Hi, You can go here: http://www.egroups.com/group/beam to view the group over the web. Attachments are decoded and displayed on your screen, so if you find a...
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