roops1967

modified 9 years ago

Nightrider 2 for boooooooom

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01:42:15

This is actually using the same principle as your nightrider circuit, but using sequencing. Lot faster eh, and it's been slowed down to fifth it's speed

published 9 years ago

boooooooom

9 years ago

This is exactly the output i want, with one input! But nice job and thanks for the trouble.. the EC community is great!

boooooooom

9 years ago

What do you do for a living?

roops1967

9 years ago

Yeah this ain't a build-able circuit, it's to demonstrate the speed difference on EC

roops1967

9 years ago

Work for the council in IT , specifically doing scripting for pushing out changes to public facing computers in libraries and adult education centres . A lot of logical thinking involved :P So what you do mr boooooooom?

boooooooom

9 years ago

Im an Electronic Engineering student. Had a subject or two about logic circuits- love it! But analogue really is also interesting. Your job sounds interesting! Good luck man, seems you know what you are doing😎

roops1967

9 years ago

You too! You'll do great in your career with your passion :)

roops1967

9 years ago

There's a lot of great minds here on this community that'll help you in any analogue or digital questions you may have , look out for them ;)

boooooooom

9 years ago

Thanks man! Good luck!

boooooooom

9 years ago

I want to show you a video of a small robotic car we built which was able to track and follow a coloured line.

roops1967

9 years ago

Nice! You got link?

boooooooom

9 years ago

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B7fR1hyIx99fdi05TGtYVDRrLVk

boooooooom

9 years ago

Theres the link, a video of the car while we were still testing it out and an image how it looked when it was finished.

roops1967

9 years ago

That's impressive! you can select which color it follows? you're a scooby doo fan? LoL :)

boooooooom

9 years ago

Yes we can change the colour through reprogramming it or via serail comms..

boooooooom

9 years ago

And the scooby doo thing was actually my friends idea xD but it looked awesome

roops1967

8 years ago

Great 👍

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