Cylon Led

[AJshow907]

hey i cant find the circuit..

[CheezWhiz127]

Can i plz have a schematic? Plz?

[silverpizza100]

Are you on Meth? You are talking really fast and what is known as tweaking hard.

Yup, I would say you are on some hard drugs there. Now you can show NASA what you have made. lmao! Oh the mind of children.

[GtrDudeL]

@silverpizza100 really?

[purplemutantas]

Neato. I did this using an Arduino. The arduino makes it MUCH easier to do this. Years ago in my high school electronics class I did it the hard way. Probably much the same way you have done in this video.

[stevenchiverton]

all we need is the circuit schematic to biuld this how can i get it

[joebro391]

i liked this, gave me a good idea! -Joe

[azayles]

You should be able to run that without the 7805 :-) The 4017 is a 4000 series logic chip which'll run up to 18/20 volts depending on whether it's a HCC or HCF type.

Great lil circuit, I have a big love for the 555 timer as well as the decade counter.

[ChapzBby]

This is prob. made with a clock pulse. and a 5 stage jonhson counter. You can also "write a program like this in a writeable chip such as pic16f84a using asembly or an basic stamp programmer :)

[Catasteaua]

do you have a scheme at this circuit ?

thanks!

[footinmouthindustrys]

night rider lights

[omlan]

i hate those breadboards i like the original ones! but nice, you also could have used an arduino, if you did you would barely need any wiring!

[NotReallyFailure]

omg omg omg

[omlan]

what is "omg omg omg" mean???! Learn to speak English, not OH MY GAWD!

[NotReallyFailure]

You learn to speak English, and I was commenting your post about your hate on breadboards and so on, so stop whining.

[omlan]

I dont need to, I know more than you.

"and I was commenting your post about your hate on breadboards:

I didnt say i hate them, i said i hate the type that he has, they are different to the original Breadboard spacin and have more difference!

[luker25]

I agree, arduino rocks (got one for x-mas) made one of these with 5 LED's in like 10 mins.

[MW2Sniper]

thats alot of wires for a simple circuit.

[shiakue666]

Nice job, the only part I didn't like was the 7805 regulator. Everything should run fine on 9volt, just may need different current limit resistors for the leds. The 7805 is a power dissipating regulator, and would greatly shorten battery life. TTL chips do need exactly 5 volts, but cmos and the 555 can run from about 3 to 15.

[sabbays]

I know the basics of leds and resistors and i would like to move on a little bit. If anybody, or you zwielback could teach me about the 55 timer and other things it would be greatly appretiated!

[davidbball13]

check out doctronics website just surch 4017 counter in google it is the first one

[endeffector]

simple circuit a perfect result good work man and thank´s for the schema..

[cuteakoeh]

dude i noticed something... the light goes left to right and it goes right to left right continiously.. when the light goes to the right side and it will go back... the LED, 2nd to the right is not flashing... it skips it at (right to left motion)

[zwielback]

Good call, I had a poor solder on the board and that led was not connected. I didn't notice it at the time I took the video:-)