Clearcom beacon 300 ohm 24v

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Designed for clearcom systems, 24v power, 12v led 

published 9 years ago

BillyT

9 years ago

Bull.

lwiderick

9 years ago

Why bull?

hurz

9 years ago

BillyT, what is "Bull" here?

BillyT

9 years ago

The circuit function is no more than three diodes in parallel with one dropping resistor, (bad practice) that only comes on when you press the button, there is no commercial value to this circuit as the text clearly seams to indicate that there is, another bull circuit. Besides which the Clearcom 300 ohm series range of products are a range of 300 ohm headset and headset mike combos, this appears to be just another spam posting.

LeButch

9 years ago

Wow, how long did it take to build this?

lwiderick

9 years ago

Our communication system runs on 24vdc to each unit and we can daisy chain each one. There is a call light on each pack. The issue is we wear the head set but the pack usually on our hip or beside us or on the work station. I am building a remote call light and this is the circuit I came up with. Iv worked in the entertainment industry for 20 years and the only ones on the market are beacon style and very expensive.

rich11292000

9 years ago

That explanation would help in the description. Looks like your just adding on some leds to the existing indicators.

rich11292000

9 years ago

A micro vibration motor could help.

lwiderick

9 years ago

Rich11292000, in some cases yes. In the instance of the pack being on the work station beside the sound desk no. Loud environment, and when it's quiet, we don't want the audience to hear the sound of the pack vibrating. But that's a good idea for when the packs are on our hip.

hurz

9 years ago

Put some konstantan wire on your skin and heat it shortly 🔥

Anubis69

9 years ago

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