Freddy Thunder
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Film Projects
Upcoming projects. Holy mashed potatoes do I have a lot of ideas. I'm hoping that they will all come to fruition. I decided to make this a whole blog section ever since my Computer Nerd In General project. I [still] need singers for the background vocals but even my musician friends (which total more than 2) say that it's too fast for them to sing! What? The real one is 10 beats per minute faster than what I recorded mine at! Feel like you got the right stuff? Give it a try and email it to me; I'll listen. But I digress... Check out the upcoming projects and comment if you have some ideas - if they're good and royalty free, I'll probably use them!!
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Join My Fun Film Project: Seeking Backup Actors for a Computer Nerd Song
Join me in my quirky film project as I blend humor and tech skills in a fun rendition of a classic song. Seeking backup actors and singers!
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Police light bar schematic diy police light bar
I have gotten a few comments asking for the schematic for the circuit that I used for the police light bar You can check out the original blog story here It even has a cool videoI have yet to make a film projects with it but I did get to mount the magnet mounts to the bottom and stick it to an Impala to see what it looks like Doesnt look badBasically the 556 chip is two 555 timers in once casing The way Im using it here is I have both sides set up to blink an LED But instead of blinking two LEDs one for each side I have the first 555 pins 16 turning on and off the other 555 pins 813 C1 is a smoothing capacitor which makes the switching on the 555 quicker I had a lag on half of it where it would seem to rampup to turn on R2 and R3 control the speed of the timers along with C2 and C3 however I just adjusted the resistor sizes The 68K ohm controls the on and off of the other side while the 470 ohm flashes the LEDs much quicker when the second half of the 556 is turned on You can also replace both of these with some potentiometers so that you can adjust the circuit as it operatesThen to use a larger current on the output I had originally used a darlington pair of BC547 or other smaller resistors but wound up
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