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lenzrulz
modified 6 years ago

⭐️5V logic train bicycle turn indicator circuit⭐️

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Logic trains and counters are interesting components allowing users a lot of creativity. This version has been adapted for bicycles and used as turning signals. CLOSE BOTH SPST switches just BELOW the MOSFET’s to initiate the HAZARD LIGHTS. CLOSE the SPST switch on the LEFT SIDE of the N-channel MOSFET to allow the LEFT LED's to flash together. CLOSE the SPST switch on the RIGHT SIDE of the P-channel MOSFET to allow the RIGHT LED's to flash together CLOSE the SPST switch connected to the VOLTAGE SOURCE to initiate the FRONT LAMPS. OPEN the SPST switch connected in between the NPN bipolar transistors to disconnect power the the LED’s. Please note: It could be argued that only one MOSFET is required for proper circuit functionality but I like the alternate hazard flashing function courtesy of the two MOSFET’s.
published 6 years ago
hurz
6 years ago
If we set the simspeed to a realistic speed the capacitor is getting 1000 bigger. 200mF itsn't that a bit hugh and expensive for a simple dimm effect. Again you put LEDs equal color in parallel, bar idea. The diode is useless, better you put a resistor to ground or to the prefered potential for default setting which light you want. What is behind the logic train, the rest of the circuit is just wiring and switches
wyoelk
6 years ago
It is illegal to have hazards flash left/right. All four left and right and front and back must flash simultaneously to be a proper hazard setup.
kiani
6 years ago
If you arr riding a bike 🚲 at night, you won't stand a chance,, closing and opening all them switches in time, , btw, sorry about @yerons end of career.
roops1967
6 years ago
Hey lenzrulz/yereon that wasn't very Christian of you what you did. Totally UN-ETHICAL and a complete lack of COMMON SENSE. Got no bullshit argument to think of to cover your ass this time? Coward!
roops1967
6 years ago
And that's why they call themselves Creationists, they create stuff up, amazing eh!
nikkodome
6 years ago
It's not a hazard sequence if the L and R are alternating
kiani
6 years ago
Really!? Are you going left or right!? Drivers only might only get a glance of the flashy, before making a decision.
hurz
6 years ago
what nikkodome says is just a statement without any logic or explained idea behind, just a statement. What @kiani says makes somehow sense! Who can check the laws behind for all countries on earth 😂?
roops1967
6 years ago
kiani/hurz, it sounds nikkodome is agreeing with the comments that lenz/yereon's circuit is flawed. He's referring to what lenz calls the hazard sequence... that it is NOT a hazard sequence
hurz
6 years ago
not sure what he interprets what a hazard is for him. Hes a bit to short i his statement, but remember what he drivels on older threads, i would be surprised if he changed, lets see if hes able to clarify.
kiani
6 years ago
Whether it is hazard sequence or not, it is dangerous and moronic, to indicate right. _ left,,, right, _ left,,,
hurz
6 years ago
and thats is probably what @nikkodome agrees, but without his clarification we do not know
kiani
6 years ago
Nikkodome's statement is a nont commitment statement..
hurz
6 years ago
he dont care, so we are open to read as we wish 😜
lenzrulz
6 years ago
More idiocy...😡
hurz
6 years ago
looks like its one of his fake accounts
lenzrulz
6 years ago
Prove it!
lenzrulz
6 years ago
@Bushmills, any atmospheric toxicity comes from your keyboard as evidenced by your REPOSTED LYING NARRATIVES posted BELOW this comment! *BELOW* - Preposition Beneath, under, lower than, less than, inferior to, subordinate to, subject to, controlled by, under the heel of. That’s right, your lying narratives BELOW - never preceding my comments! Unfortunately, not even your cowardly script usage can help you!

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