the most amazing RGB propeller clock ever seen

This is a video of my new RGB virtual clock. This is the best virtual clock ever seen on Earth!

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• amazing
• clock
• display
• game
• led
• POV
• propeller
• rgb
• scanned
• virtual
• avr
• atmega
• atmel
• video
• vga

[blackend00]

:( awsome fff i wana make one as a project but i don't know how to start (could be use PIC 16F84A and for the leds i don't know how )help please

[mast3rbug]

@blackend00 I will say, If you have to ask howto start a project like a virtual clock, maybe it's because you are not ready for it.. You must start with small projects first, until you are good enough to figure out by yourself. Do you have any project background other than led blinking that you made yourself? You must be confident with the entire chip functionality. (Timers, interrupt, peripherals ect...)

[blackend00]

@mast3rbug ^^ i study électronique parts and how to work with ,but i work on airplans and made a fiew normal clock but never tried to do somthing like this ,i'm thinking that the chip should work with the same frequency of the engine it's like a video itch frame has a display and the human mind finch the work till it be a complit image ;i have to try it ^^ thx and good good work

[mast3rbug]

@blackend00 The chip can work at any frequency. It's not important. What is important is that you must turn at 27 RPS minimum, or you will have flicking effect. You have to sync each turn exactly at the same place or the display will jitter. To pass the power to the rotating arm, you can use induction at the resonant frequency of your coil or brushed. I wish this can help you a little.

[MrBigboy5120]

Make it into to a watch and ill definitelt buy it!

[mast3rbug]

@MrBigboy5120 Maybe it's possible, but for the present, the problem is the battery...

[Dominoes282]

Rolex just cummed

[IgnoringDangerSigns]

Sounds great, although a bit expensive, it's truly unique. You could also provide more information about it, like how much noise it makes (assuming it does any audible one), how durable it is (it's a spinning circuit, most people would question that i think), how much power it draws, is it viable to be working for long periods of hours (like a normal household clock)... That's all information which might be useful to a potential buyer IMO. Nontheless, i hope the project is a success!

[DarkAngelBv]

This is the greatest clock made with LED`s that i ever seen.

[hellsguardian00]

how did u power a rotating circuit? did u use brushes etc?

and what is the speed of motor? i am trying to make a pov display but i am unable to find a high speed motor :| (am not making a clock, just a display so what is the min rpm i need?)

[MrDnepton]

MALLADE....tout simplement FOU!!!! J'en veux UNE! WOWWWWWWW Lâche pas MIke!!!

[xam107]

how much do you wnat for one? :D i want one I WANT ONE

[jawedhabib]

lol

[Psychentist]

Sweet. You guys should make it into a fan as well.