Hi

this propeller clock is quite intriguing should keep the kids amused for =
about 10s :-), where can 1 get the circuitry / code / etc?

I saw a similar design in a shop, it basically a wand that moves like a =
metronome, slightly faster.=20



Dave Smith
Cape Town
South Africa

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  Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 4:19 PM
  Subject: RE: [PIC] Propeller clock motor


  Hi Jan-Erik,

  Here is the snap showing the disassembled clock.

  The PIC used is 16F648A. Initially I tried with a 16F628 but ran out =
of code space as I kept adding features.=20

  Regards,
  Bala


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  > [mailto:piclist-bounces@mit.edu]On Behalf
  > Of Jan-Erik Soderholm
  > Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 7:01 PM
  > To: piclist@mit.edu
  > Subject: RE: [PIC] Propeller clock motor
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  > Bala.Chandar@sanofi-aventis.com wrote :
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  > > With an air core transformer, my propeller clock works
  > > nicely (gif file attached)....
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  > Hi.
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  > You don't happen to have a image of the clock
  > standing still. So one can get an idea of the overall
  > mechanical design. It was a bit hard from the
  > "live" image... :-)
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  > Best Regards,
  > Jan-Erik
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