Hi, you´re making my dream come true with this fantastic project !. Congrats from the bottom of my heart, my friend !. It would be very instructive if you can lead us about how you designed the electronic part,. I mena, to the one of us not as clever as you are in electronic projects. Thanks in advance, and many greetings from Chile, South America, John.
Hey John, Glad you are enjoying the project! I was actually thinking of re designing the main control panel, if I do that I will be sure to make a video about it.
After researching the model railroad forums and not finding anything as current and deftly designed as this, I would beg you to scan some of the forums and offer your video. Secondly, are you sharing you arduino code at all?
Good afternoon Alan. The slip ring has three set screws at the top that center the main shaft and keep it from falling through . The bottom of the slip ring is the same except it does not have set screws. I don't think youtube allows me to add photos in the comments section. In my next video on this project Ill be sure to get some good shots of the turntable shaft & slip ring connection.
Good afternoon Tom, thank you for watching. I do not have a wiring diagram of the control panel, sorry! The design mostly consisted of wiring an arduino input to a button or an arduino output to an LED, all of which I labeled in the code so a wiring diagram wasn't needed. In my next video I will show the progress I have made since this video and spend a bit of time on how I created the control panel.
@@orangelabengineering2923 Ok, im working on a simular project. I have and i 3D printed my turntable and are looking to controle it by arduino, stepper motor, and buttons for different tracks.
Very cool Tom! This is the same concept I am working towards as well. I have recently completed the beta version of this project and am planning on installing it in my layout. I will make a "part 2" video that shows how I designed my control panel as well as what type of stepper motor configuration I found to be reliable for my setup.I should have "part 2" video up in the next week or so. Good luck with your design.
Instead of flipping the gator clips couldn't you have just switched the direction button on the transformer to reverse the polarity? I see part 2 brb... :-)
BAM! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-T8GarJQ4Ev8.html Just released the code yesterday. The video I made should give you all the info you need.
