digital_electronics

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⭐️Advanced bicycle direction indicators⭐️

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Exploring different bicycle indicator ideas using commonly available components.

https://www.bicycling.com/culture/g19625113/bicycle-safety/

published 5 years ago

fatcat2

5 years ago

Good work 💎

digital_electronics

5 years ago

Thanks...👍

Molar

5 years ago

Enjoyed playing around with the capacitors on this one.👍

Molar

5 years ago

Lamps pulling 1.67 amps! 😬. Poor 9v battery! Hehe.

digital_electronics

5 years ago

It’s a special “EC battery”...😂 - Thanks for your comments.

digital_electronics

5 years ago

I haven’t finished writing the directions in terms of how to use the SPST switches. But the switches at the bottom of the circuit control the flashing rate that allow the LED’s to flash simultaneously. And there’s also a handy hazard light feature which is also controlled by a SPST switch. I’ll get around to finishing off the instructions at a later time.

giomix

5 years ago

is it no longer easy to stretch an arm to indicate direction? 😂

digital_electronics

5 years ago

Not at night...🤔

Molar

5 years ago

I like the hazard light option

digital_electronics

5 years ago

Thanks, even bicycles break down...Lol

Molar

5 years ago

Here’s an idea. The flashers are on all the time at night. When you put your blinker on to go left or right, the other side goes out until the blinker is turned off. Then the hazard flash continues. Simulate it.👍

digital_electronics

5 years ago

Cool, thanks...👍

fatcat2

5 years ago

Another idea is to use an LDR.👍🏻

digital_electronics

5 years ago

Good idea...👍

Molar

5 years ago

LDR is a great idea.

fatcat2

5 years ago

Digital, do you actually wish to implement this circuit?

digital_electronics

5 years ago

Perhaps!

fatcat2

5 years ago

Good luck!

digital_electronics

5 years ago

👍

Bushmills

5 years ago

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kiani

5 years ago

no comment.

digital_electronics

5 years ago

👍

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