I would love to see what you come up with. The rules say video but I will not stop you from entering a project with a sequence of still. The general membership will vote based on what they see...
FWIW most still cameras will take a few seconds of decent quality video.
I also will have a surprise for a Christmas gift contained in my project. (shipped free!)
I'll try my best to get a usable video from a still picture camera.
My project contains a riddle to solve. (project in project)
I don't want to make it too difficult and will offer a multiple choice answer. There will a selection of at least six answers with only one true.
The rule(s) is (are) simple: the one solving the riddle first (according to reply date and time) will receive a typical Thai artwork sample. (no electronics involved).
One hint for everybody who will try to solve the riddle: get a bit familiar with star pictures - not the Big Dipper or Cassiopeia. They are too easy.
The MHDLC light deadline has been extended to January 10th to allow students who were taking finals to take part.
Entries will be accepted up to 1AM GMT January 11th.
I would also like to remind you that **broken link removed** is providing the lucky winners with $250 in custom PCBs.
My circuit has worked fault-free for over ten years, originally built on two PCBs for easier servicing. A comparable single-board design is possible if you choose. The PCB is designed around the optos and heatsinked triacs if more than 25 bulbs are used for each pulsed input. Fuses assure overload protection.
The small size makes it possible to conceal the circuit inside the attic behind the eavestroughing. An extension cord and switched timer can be added to the existing circuit, if no outlets are included in that home wiring circuit. Power line noise does not affect this circuit, especially furnace motor spikes.
My video is on VHS tape, which I gotta find and upload it to this post. It cannot be done in time for this contest. Being in a remote location away from the workbench is not good.
My video is on VHS tape, which I gotta find and upload it to this post. It cannot be done in time for this contest. Being in a remote location away from the workbench is not good.