hello, i wanted to make the automatic button pusher. i have a circuit that can control operation for 1 minute just enough to drain pellets in a hoper. please help me build the button pusher that will not stop pushing the button until the power is cut after 1 minute. thanks a lot.
I have an idea. You could, theoretically, wire your alarm clock to a shit ton of stuff in your house so whenever that one alarm clock wakes you up in the morning, it turns on your lights, makes you coffee, starts your microwaveable sausage biscuit, turns on the morning news, and wakes you up.
It would make a lot more sense wire it to the terminals for the speaker of the alarm clock so that it goes off whenever the speaker gets power.
Interesting idea but its quite tricky to hack into all of those devices instead of just pushing their on buttons. Can't just wire up to the speaker terminals as they get weird audio waveforms instead of a nice DC voltage.
@slider7w Not really. I was thinking the speaker terminals could be connected to something that would detect the voltage and tell itself to "open" it's own power and do things from there.
To hack the devices you could probably just open them up and find the switch the ABT would push and just replace it with a relay or the modern components that replace relays.
I have very limited electrical experience but I have enough to know that this would work with only a little effort.
I just started looking for an ABP that can change my tv channel every 15 seconds or so. Something i can make at home preferably, or buy cheap.
DustyRolls 2 months ago
hello, i wanted to make the automatic button pusher. i have a circuit that can control operation for 1 minute just enough to drain pellets in a hoper. please help me build the button pusher that will not stop pushing the button until the power is cut after 1 minute. thanks a lot.
kramyeoj 8 months ago
Hahaha, I'm gonna thumbs this up just for the ending, good job, loved it
Firefly192 9 months ago
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fahedkhan2006 1 year ago
awesome glass breaking :D
fernan954 1 year ago
great job dumbass you broke your moms favourite glass
WEEGEEFAN1997 1 year ago
That is a microwaved pizza win
player2756 1 year ago
lol @ the pic on the fridge
CIAAGENT100 1 year ago
Another use, reenacting the first scene from Back To The Future haha.
Pretty cool machine you got there.
DFDEAgle47 1 year ago
Nice lol
101bigtimerush 1 year ago
love tha anti-snooze presser xD
hej100 1 year ago
@IdioticPivots11 he has a instructables post here
wwwinstructablescom/id/The-Automatic-Button-Pusher/
iToasterman 1 year ago
it looked like the roomba was gonna attack it!
iToasterman 1 year ago
@iToasterman
...and we never saw the ABP again..
slider7w 1 year ago
@slider7w oh... i didn't know, your rooma is sick! so very sick! D: wut a monster!
iToasterman 1 year ago
I have an idea. You could, theoretically, wire your alarm clock to a shit ton of stuff in your house so whenever that one alarm clock wakes you up in the morning, it turns on your lights, makes you coffee, starts your microwaveable sausage biscuit, turns on the morning news, and wakes you up.
It would make a lot more sense wire it to the terminals for the speaker of the alarm clock so that it goes off whenever the speaker gets power.
TooSlowGamer 1 year ago
@TooSlowGamer
Interesting idea but its quite tricky to hack into all of those devices instead of just pushing their on buttons. Can't just wire up to the speaker terminals as they get weird audio waveforms instead of a nice DC voltage.
slider7w 1 year ago
@slider7w Not really. I was thinking the speaker terminals could be connected to something that would detect the voltage and tell itself to "open" it's own power and do things from there.
To hack the devices you could probably just open them up and find the switch the ABT would push and just replace it with a relay or the modern components that replace relays.
I have very limited electrical experience but I have enough to know that this would work with only a little effort.
TooSlowGamer 1 year ago
amazing job. i love it
turtleD90 1 year ago