Flux Capacitor Redux
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Looks awesome!
If you are looking for reference picture and measurements, I currently have the larger cannon elbow, smaller cannon elbow which are both originals, and also the centre elbow as I am making a casting of them , can take a some close ups and measurements if you want them?
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Thank you, that's very generous. I think I'm done with mine but I'm sure others here would benefit from that.
I did. This was my first project using an arduino. I found the code needed online and really just had to drag it onto the board. I could share the code here if that's helpful.
ozisa
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yeah that would be great!, do you know if there are any wiring diagrams about what does to where?
Here's the Arduino Sketch:
// Flux capacitor chase sequence
int pinled2 = 13; // first ring
int pinled3 = 12; // second ring
int pinled4 = 11; // third ring
int pinled5 = 10; // fourth ring
int tim = 120;
void setup()
{
pinMode(pinled2, OUTPUT);
pinMode(pinled3, OUTPUT);
pinMode(pinled4, OUTPUT);
pinMode(pinled5, OUTPUT);
}
void loop()
{
digitalWrite(pinled2, HIGH);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled2, LOW);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled3, HIGH);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled3, LOW);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled4, HIGH);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled4, LOW);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled5, HIGH);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled5, LOW);
delay(tim);
}
Works.
// Flux capacitor chase sequence
int pinled2 = 13; // first ring
int pinled3 = 12; // second ring
int pinled4 = 11; // third ring
int pinled5 = 10; // fourth ring
int tim = 120;
void setup()
{
pinMode(pinled2, OUTPUT);
pinMode(pinled3, OUTPUT);
pinMode(pinled4, OUTPUT);
pinMode(pinled5, OUTPUT);
}
void loop()
{
digitalWrite(pinled2, HIGH);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled2, LOW);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled3, HIGH);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled3, LOW);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled4, HIGH);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled4, LOW);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled5, HIGH);
delay(tim);
digitalWrite(pinled5, LOW);
delay(tim);
}
Works.
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ozisa
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great stuff! will give this a go I'm thinking , thanks for you help!
THANKS! Yeah, I'm getting close. Keep in mind there were MANY different versions of this part, each with some subtle differences. But the basics geometry is the same. It's a little ridiculous working this hard on this tiny retail that is ON THE BACK of the elbow that faces the wall
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So the first elbow off the printer is the Big Fatty. This is similar, but also quite different from a stock PVC elbow. It's not painted yet but fits right into place. And yes, I finally got up the nerve to cut "The Notch" out of that back top piece of my Stalin enclosure so this piece fits properly as the screen used one did.
They look amazing! You don’t by chance happen to have the two other top attachments?, the black and yellow ( left) and blue,black,silver,gold( right) I have a cast version but have not attached it as it way to large. I looking to replace them to finish off the build
Can you share some pictures of what you’re asking about?.
I have circled the ones I’m missing
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Thanks! I’ve seen the one in the right before but never seen the one in the left. Really cool. Are there any screen grabs from the film where you actually see these? I know the details changed from firm to film, but I’m curious about the authenticity of those connectors.
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