Homemade LED Analogue Clock v3
Uploader Comments (wellyb00t)
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@wellyb00t I think 15min. and 45min. would be more adequate as the turning points (round to nearest).
Anyway, the idea of the clock is brilliant, more so as it is perhaps the only affordable way of building huge solid state analog clock displays.
I may try and build a simplified version of this (a smaller PIC), by splitting the hand in 2 (rather than 7), so 8+3 pins for hand select and 1 pin for hand length select. That is 12 pins for display, just like an ordinary 4 digit, 7-segment display.
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This is really nice.
Why not sell them as a kit with all parts?
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Its difficult due to the amount of time soldering it takes to build, to make it worth my while would make it quite expensive....having said that im thinking was building a smaller version around 30cmx30cm to try and sell on ebay.
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you should sell these id buy
I see the clock shows 8;30 and the hours hand is still at 8, when it should be in between 8 and 9. How about at 8;59? Will it still show 8? That would be missleading to read the time.
McGuywer 9 months ago
@McGuywer The hour hand moves into the mid postion at 32 mins past the hour, so at 8.32 the hour hand is half way between 8 and 9.
wellyb00t 9 months ago
your in the big time now, found this link to your vid on tomshardware main page. Good work with the clock
obscured021 1 year ago
@obscured021 Thanks
wellyb00t 1 year ago
I know you said it would be expensive, but I'd like to know a ballpark of how much you would have to sell it for to make it worthwhile to you
flybriur 1 year ago
@flybriur parts between 40-60 pounds, the bulk of it were the LEDs, as for the time taken to build/program it to be worthwhile you would need to sell for £200+
wellyb00t 1 year ago