Hi all,
New posting to the forum but a long-time lurker. I have a replica Flux Capacitor I bought from a guy YEARS ago, and the chaser circuit has self-destructed. I've torn the entire circuit apart trying my best to fix it with no results.
Can anyone explain what parts are needed to re-create the flashing/chasing internals of the Flux Capacitor? All threads I find deal with the exterior and torr relays, etc. Thanks in advance!
I used a set of led christmas lights that have different sequences of light effects (from ebay). One is chasing lights that speed up and slow down which works good for a flux capacitor. The only trouble is it doesn't seem to stay on the right effect when I turn it on so it's always random when it starts. Still..its a very cheap option.
Thanks! Right now I'm still working on how to get LEDs wired up. The whole resistor situation is throwing me for a loop.
The why's of the resistors, or which ones?PRCDMC said:
The why is to limit the current drawn by the LED to prevent them from self destructing.
Which one depends on the LED's and the power source.
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