Looks good! You can carve out a 9 volt battery sized hole in a chunk of packaging foam that is sized to compression fit inside the can. Then it's just a matter of squeeze & pull every time you need to change batteries.
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crochambeau wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2020 10:49 amLooks good! You can carve out a 9 volt battery sized hole in a chunk of packaging foam that is sized to compression fit inside the can. Then it's just a matter of squeeze & pull every time you need to change batteries.

hmmm maybe rivet piece of metal on as 9v battery holder(clip)
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Pretty useful! Might just have to snatch a few of these up...
That said, I'm probably moving on to the next project. Bends/circuits to me are sort of like paintings: you work on one, get it done to a satisfactory point, then move on to the next one. It's rare for me to go back to try to improve them.
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Do you paint?
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VERY rarely. Just meant it in an analogous way. Could easily apply to drawing, performance art, even noise.
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maybe put some LEDs somewhere reactive inside the can and/or pots for tweaking it at desired ranges...for each 555...FAP wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2020 10:10 am Dual-555 APC with photo resistors, housed in a soup can. First time working with Vero board and it went a lot smoother than expected, though the final product is slightly less fun than it was on the breadboard. The biggest challenge was finding a way to mount the 9v battery and Ixe2x80x99m still not quite satisfied with my solution (zip ties and snug fit). Live and learn.![]()
not completely sure what your attempting...
yet comprehend the APC... with photo resistors...
liking how it looks...
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Thusfar just doing the caveman method of flashing a headlamp all around it, and it's honestly working great. My headlamp has bright white led, less bright white led, red led and flashing red led modes: way more dynamc than if I had built a blinking led.
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Any clue how to make some type of super APC with CD40106?
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