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  1. donkey

    Laser module question

    http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2-PCS-Mini-650nm-5mW-5V-Laser-Dot-Diode-Module-Head-For-Arduino-/251201655020?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item3a7cc910ec anyone got any idea about the resistor needed for this sucker? I am hoping to get it working of 4 AA batteries
  2. donkey

    What do I need to know?

    there are so many devices out there using digital electronics. microcontrollers offer a good start but even before that having a grasp on the fundamental basics is good. look at our tutorial section and go from there. if you have a specific idea in mind then we can probably find a schematic...
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    tv head phones

    hey harald thanks for the reply. the reason I amafter the schematic is I see alot of these on ebay but they all operate on 86mhz. I am wanting 2 seperate transmitters that can be tuned so they don't interfere with each other. I am of the opinion right now that I could pssoibly mod one of...
  4. donkey

    please help controlling of a servo motor with 8051 ( incrementing its angle by 5 )

    ok just for me I thought I would let you know, I will never download zip files its just too risky. you can however go to the advanced text chat and paste code there for us to read. as for the other zip still not going to download it
  5. donkey

    tv head phones

    hey all. am after a schematic for a head phone system the idea is to use the audio out on the tv to get the sound then send this via a preset fm frequency (2 t.v.'s so need 2 seperate channels) hopefully on the AM or FM band. I have seen many projects for fm transmitter microphones but am...
  6. donkey

    Cleaning robot

    depending on what you want your robot to do then yes. if you want it to mow the lawn then a transcieverwill be your best bet. if you want a wirless camera to "patrol" the yard then you can put "rails" around your fenceline and it will be like a model train but with a camera.
  7. donkey

    LED lighting use

    ok now I may have to start another topic just to figure out how you got that figure.... I still have issues with AC stuff thats why I like dc its pretty straight forward lol
  8. donkey

    Cleaning robot

    you could use wifi for most of this. once again though its all programming. as for hooking up the camera to your computer it seriously depends on A) your robot configuration and B) your IP camera. take for example the IP cameras I use at work, they hook up to a router (wired) than to a secured...
  9. donkey

    LED lighting use

    uhm dumb question here steve.... why would he drop 216volts and not 228?
  10. donkey

    LED lighting use

    either way LED's are superior to incandescent bulbs for energy saving. As for actual lighting I miss incandescent... the new lights play with my eyes too much
  11. donkey

    Cleaning robot

    guiton hi and welcome to the forums. there is a few options here but all of it requires a practical knowledge on programming. the IP camera can be bought online without an issue. GPS modules are all over the place, depending on your requirements connectivity to a computer would best be...
  12. donkey

    LED lighting use

    LEDs ARE power hungry but then they blow. this is why you limit the amps with a resistor. anyway do you have a question here or is this an observation?
  13. donkey

    Can't understand this, I got it right?

    ok now I am interested... how did you hurt yourself? also try getting a breadboard, once you figure out the pathways it will help you out alot. figuring out where the wires go is the MOST important part besides being safe.
  14. donkey

    Can't understand this, I got it right?

    that looks better.
  15. donkey

    networked mains socket with remote switching and energy monitoring

    ok for starters the majority of your links are 404ing. the idea is nice but its really just an add on or a combination of products already available. I just recently brought a pack for one of my bosses to allow him to control his pool pump. an idea I have for you actually comes from another...
  16. donkey

    Can't understand this, I got it right?

    kk from what i see thats all you need to do.... let me know how you go have you got a breadboard to try this on? it might help alot
  17. donkey

    Can't understand this, I got it right?

    resistor come from pin 3 to pos side of LED then goes to pin 1 the neg side of the cap and the neg side of your battery. now from your drawing it appears as though you connected your LED straight to the battery, so I am assuming it is no good now, try another LED
  18. donkey

    Can't understand this, I got it right?

    oh and also nice work on the PAINT job
  19. donkey

    Can't understand this, I got it right?

    actually after a really close look the diode seems to be bout the only thing wrong
  20. donkey

    Can't understand this, I got it right?

    a few things wrong there. first of all your LED is connected to pins 1 and 8, their schematic clearly shows it goes on pin 1 then to a diode then pin 3.
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