TRON toy Deluxe ID Disc. Mod./Enhancements
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VitaminZinc
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Absolutely love it.
Makes me want to start on my own. Now, to finish off these projects I have sitting behind me. Hmmmm....
Makes me want to start on my own. Now, to finish off these projects I have sitting behind me. Hmmmm....
I am working on a fiber printed circuit board with surface mount leds. The going has been real slow....no time to work on it
Crix
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Absolutely stunning job, and exactly what I want to do with my own disc.
I do have a few questions, if you don't mind.
I can't tell 100% from the videos, but is this disc completely self-contained?
What are you running it with, some sort of PIC?
You mentioned that the inner disc was 16 SMT LEDs, how many LEDs did you end up using for the outer disc?
Again, I'm really stunned by how even the lights came out, and the smoothness of the animation. Thanks for sharing the videos!
I do have a few questions, if you don't mind.
I can't tell 100% from the videos, but is this disc completely self-contained?
What are you running it with, some sort of PIC?
You mentioned that the inner disc was 16 SMT LEDs, how many LEDs did you end up using for the outer disc?
Again, I'm really stunned by how even the lights came out, and the smoothness of the animation. Thanks for sharing the videos!
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Excellent work propmaster2000, very impressive stuff!
YenChih Lin
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Impressive - to be screen accurate, the blade lights up and turns off as a whole, with no running light.
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blackfeathers
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awesome work propmaster2000! i like what you done so far.
at one point a few months ago i was looking into the ghostbusters pke meter electronics as a quick way for making led flash patterns wired in parallel to the existing leds. but i think you're on target in making it better for this particular enhancement.
at one point a few months ago i was looking into the ghostbusters pke meter electronics as a quick way for making led flash patterns wired in parallel to the existing leds. but i think you're on target in making it better for this particular enhancement.
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Manix
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I love the work you've done on your disc, propmaster2000! I've been trying to figure out how to go about doing exactly what you've already done, lol. I was planning on using a lot less LEDs, but after seeing this I may have to reconsider.
I understand you probably wanna keep everything trade secret, but I'm just curious how you fit all the ICs for timing the shift registers in the strip where your LEDs are mounted and just what they're mounted to. Though, regardless, it doesn't help me since I want to try and maintain some if not all the components already inside.
If you do decide to make it, I'm sure your full suit will look amazing. Good Luck!
I understand you probably wanna keep everything trade secret, but I'm just curious how you fit all the ICs for timing the shift registers in the strip where your LEDs are mounted and just what they're mounted to. Though, regardless, it doesn't help me since I want to try and maintain some if not all the components already inside.
If you do decide to make it, I'm sure your full suit will look amazing. Good Luck!
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RenegadeClone
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Absolutely amazing and beautiful work!
I was hoping you would post some clearer photos of your electronics. I was hoping to take the two good halves of 2 Sam Flynn discs and put them together and light with flexible SMT LED strips. I don't think I am skilled enough to do the light up sequence however. Could you post links to the components you have used?
I was hoping you would post some clearer photos of your electronics. I was hoping to take the two good halves of 2 Sam Flynn discs and put them together and light with flexible SMT LED strips. I don't think I am skilled enough to do the light up sequence however. Could you post links to the components you have used?
