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2ctiby
modified 6 years ago

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Remote control: At the bottom right of the schematic is a shaded-out Logic gate on its own ... that is the remote control. Highlight that shaded-out Logic gate and adjust its voltage as follows: default ... no LED on 1v to 2v ... green LED on 2v to 3v ... yellow LED on also 3v to 4v ... red LED on also ... all three LEDs flashing 4v + ... all three LEDs stay on just an EC doodle
published 6 years ago
lenzrulz
6 years ago
Thank you for sharing. Same circuit, just tidied up a little: http://everycircuit.com/circuit/4697147593981952
2ctiby
6 years ago
Thanks lenz, that one of yours does look neater.
lenzrulz
6 years ago
You’re always welcome my friend...👍
hurz
6 years ago
Buy a cheap multimeter as receiver. Or split the 5V logic supply into its voltages and use comparators. Nobody will use MOSFETs as voltage detectors. Vto is not a parameter you can change even @2cent hopes he can tell the seller which Vto he wants. LOL. This circuit is crap. Place an separate transmitter. If you change the voltage supply from one gate, all gates does change its voltage supplies. The capacitor connected to the mosfet is nonsense. Explanation is weak and in this form im missing a good separation of transmitter and receiver. All in all needs quite a lot work to be a functional circuit in real. So far it does something within everycircuit, but not much. Lets see what the master of desaster is talking to us. Mr Messy go ahead...
lenzrulz
6 years ago
Umm...which part of “just an EC doodle” don’t you get?...🤔
2ctiby
6 years ago
There is gratitude for you. I only made this remote so that your Che Guevara could light a christmas tree on saturn when he gets there in his onion zeppelin... Perhaps you should check those circuits for reality too.
lenzrulz
6 years ago
He has never breadboarded those infamous “signature” circuits and quietly altered their dangerously high voltages after he was caught out endorsing @kiani’s hazardous “fire” circuits.
hurz
6 years ago
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2ctiby
6 years ago
Like your meaningless chez Guevara scribble which bears no resemblanse terrorist crap hurz.
2ctiby
6 years ago
So now anyone who posts something which hurz does not like, is immediately called a 'cyber terrorist'. ... What an ultimate dickhead hurz is.
hurz
6 years ago
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hurz
6 years ago
BTW, you are not a terrorist you are a Cybermessy. LOL
lenzrulz
6 years ago
Banning cyberbullies such as yourself would end this conflict immediately my friend...😎
2ctiby
6 years ago
@hurz ... If you want to know the electronics of how to derive your unnecessarily convoluted RC discharge formula, we can go through it step by step from the very start using calculus... Let me know when you are ready to learn that. Meanwhile you should concentrate on why you wrongly thought that your Rds(on) was about 0.00125 instead of the correct 0.003 ... ohms lol.
hurz
6 years ago
Nobody is interessted in circuit which are actually just drawings cause they never work in real life. BULLSHIT DRAWINGS. An my formula is still also for your use, when you know how to use it. In case you have problems, ask Lenny and have fun. Its Ohm, i hope this helps. Next week you learn Voltage and its unit. See you. BTW, 3mOhm is wrong as long you just invented this number to anoy Lenny your Friend. He trapped in this number.
hurz
6 years ago
LOL
2ctiby
6 years ago
See more of the hurz stupidity here ... where he thought that his formula for tau was the simplest possible, and where he shows that he does not know the mathematical relationship between Rds(on) and Vgs ... such inability is acceptable, but he needs to look at his own inability instead of kicking others. http://everycircuit.com/circuit/6219387502329856
kiani
6 years ago
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kiani
6 years ago
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kiani
6 years ago
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lenzrulz
6 years ago
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zorgrian
6 years ago
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gottheblue
3 years ago
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