My Propeller Clock

This is the first prototype of my propeller clock.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• DIY
• electronic
• home
• made
• PIC
• microcontroller

[rps000]

looks good... how dit u get the led's to burn in the spinning part? i tried it with burshed but didn't work too well

[77PaulEntina]

sorry, but I do not understand what you mean... can you explain better?

[minichuaman]

thats really cool!!

but it makes so much noise... :\

[sheps999]

Pixie-dust, or so I'm told.

[TheSTEEL92]

How much rpm??? 

[fede142857]

EPIC FAIL

first the time displayed is 8:23, then 8:17, then 8:24, then 8:18 and finally 8:25

are you sure you programmed the clock correctly?

this clock is really cool but noisy

[lemel25du81]

is the time is realy worcking or is it just a script?

[dv1088]

@77PaulEntina how do you get power to the board?

[knabbers]

great! I'm making one a bit like this, although it's got a remote. What sensor did you use to time the revolutions? I'm using a hall effect sensor. Also, how did you deal with the vibrations? Very impressive.

[brandonhughes7]

VERY COOL BUT AT SOME POINTS IT LOOK UNSTABLE WITH THE LIGHTS

[MariusGuitar2007]

how the fuck did u pull this off haha! awesome

[IBrakerI]

Nice work dude

[FlyingEye1000]

You can combine it with a fan and its nice air all night in your room!

[gothicgman]

if that flies off ov that it will have someones eye out lol