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Split-Flap Subscriber Counter 

Dave Madison
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16 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 38   
@PartyButler
@PartyButler 3 года назад
I subbed just knowing it would make it flap
@CosmicMomentumX
@CosmicMomentumX 11 месяцев назад
I've been looking for this diy for years now, I'm so thankful I've found your guys' work! I'm a computer science, aerospace engineering student and I was an avionics electrical technician on aircraft for the Marines for the last 6 years. I can't wait to build this myself, these electromechanical flip displays mean so much to me. They embody so many aspects of all that I enjoy about aerospace, engineering, and computing. Well done!
@BrianLough
@BrianLough 3 года назад
Very nice Dave! The sync on the shot of all of them was super cool! (I was among serious royalty there 😅)
@dave.madison
@dave.madison 3 года назад
Thanks Brian! It was tricky to get everything aligned but the end result was definitely worth it.
@navid9852
@navid9852 2 года назад
Really like the quality of your videos.
@Rocket_Try
@Rocket_Try 3 года назад
Wonderful. Thank you for the inspiration
@BenCos2018
@BenCos2018 3 года назад
looks amazing thanks for the amazing idea....I'll know have to do it haha
@luigicicatiello3991
@luigicicatiello3991 3 года назад
Wow! Thanks to you for sharing this.
@luigicicatiello3991
@luigicicatiello3991 3 года назад
You just got an "+1" on your display ;)
@DenzelHooke
@DenzelHooke 3 года назад
How does it know which split-flap to display for each character? Is each character a unique key that relates to the amount of flaps each split-flap module should cycle to?
@DenzelHooke
@DenzelHooke 3 года назад
nvm read your excellent documentation. Scott really did a lot of heavy lifting to create a really nice foundation. Good job man, this is SICK!
@amaurimanginiporto9355
@amaurimanginiporto9355 2 года назад
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Fantastic !!!
@askvinh
@askvinh Год назад
Mate this is amazing, any chance you would custom build one for a fee?
@dave.madison
@dave.madison Год назад
Not at the moment, sorry!
@LifeHackerMax
@LifeHackerMax 2 года назад
Awesome! 😎
@Leex1235
@Leex1235 3 года назад
Очень увлекательное видео, спасибо за видео
@isaakvervenne8387
@isaakvervenne8387 Год назад
great vid!
@crapsist2013
@crapsist2013 10 месяцев назад
Very Cool! Can you shop it online?
@albemontors
@albemontors 2 года назад
sorry but there is exacly 69 likes, and that is preventing me from hitting the like button. This thing is freaking cool anyway
@ClassicalRips
@ClassicalRips 11 месяцев назад
How difficult would it be to modify your code to control mechanical 7-segment Vane displays?
@dave.madison
@dave.madison 11 месяцев назад
It shouldn't be too difficult. If you write the 7-segment driver using the same API as the split-flap project the Python code shouldn't need any modifications at all.
@ClassicalRips
@ClassicalRips 11 месяцев назад
@@dave.madison Lovely! I might try my hand at recreating this project using eight of the Alfa-Zeta 1" Vane displays, I've always wanted to have a go at making something with those. Electromechanical displays are so much fun, thank you for making this project and this video!
@TonyNse
@TonyNse 2 года назад
Hi Dave, I'm setting up a woodworking shop and I'd love to make a counter like yours but running on Arduino for the "days without injuries" with a red mushroom reset button that when pressed sets it back to 0 and restarts counting, Do you have a starting point on which I can work?
@dave.madison
@dave.madison 2 года назад
Hi Tony! Start with the main split-flap project and the included firmware. It shouldn't be too difficult to modify and add a counter. Alternately, you could also use a second Arduino to count and prepare the string and then send it to the board running the display via serial.
@Larry123456789ist
@Larry123456789ist Год назад
Hello Dave. I love your project and I would love to see if I can buy one from you. Please let me know how I can contact you. Thanks.
@dave.madison
@dave.madison Год назад
I'm not currently building these on commission. Sorry!
@egbertgroot2737
@egbertgroot2737 2 года назад
Next is to create your own flip dot matrix board?
@arifkasim3241
@arifkasim3241 3 года назад
How much does the cost work out to per flap module and the controller separately.
@dave.madison
@dave.madison 3 года назад
Hi Arif. It works out to about $45 per module, not including the Raspberry Pi.
@markgreco1962
@markgreco1962 3 года назад
New subscriber
@chackmool007
@chackmool007 3 года назад
Can you connect more than 8 displays?
@dave.madison
@dave.madison 3 года назад
Yes! The firmware for the Nano supports up to 12 modules, but other microcontrollers such as the ESP can support many more.
@marioman8118
@marioman8118 Год назад
ахренеть, ты крутой парень!
@MariaFrancisca-ic1bh
@MariaFrancisca-ic1bh Год назад
WAU
@phulytienphuc2602
@phulytienphuc2602 9 месяцев назад
😅 1:31 1:31 1:31
@dianahumairalukeembah1339
@dianahumairalukeembah1339 Год назад
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@JDamn409
@JDamn409 Год назад
YouAt This.
@achillesmichos5273
@achillesmichos5273 Год назад
WAU
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