DIY LED clock circuit?
ISTR that, many years ago, one could buy a simple clock kit with an LED display.
I would like to find the clock chip and try one, it needs 0.56” 7-segment display and a local oscillator for use on a DC supply. If I could also get a stopwatch function, that would be ideal. Does this ring any bells? |
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Have a look on ebay for "LED clock kits". There are some for less than £2 including post from China!
Ian |
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Oh b***ger, G6 (thanks for the suggestion!!!) just ordered one from eBay for £1.77 including postage. I have no idea what I am going to do with it apart from making it and playing. These things take a few weeks to arrive so it is a surprise when it turns up, double the fun.
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I bought a couple of these Chinese clock kits. They work fine, but the PP3 battery does not last long, Malc.
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Thanks all! I've ordered a couple of the Chinese kits. Now I'll wait and see if they do what I want...
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I made one myself years ago and then bought one in kit form a few years ago. The tubes are the small ex-Soviet types rather than the big orange ones but the clocks are pretty enough. You can buy kits from PV electronics. https://www.pvelectronics.co.uk/inde...products_id=93 Just an idea! |
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Also look out for old advance frequency counters. They seem to appear on ebay regularly and the tubes and driver ICs are good. The rest, usually not worth saving.
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