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Nov 7, 2012 13:50:43 #
Ive now got the laser firing the radio flash via the Arduino
now i need to wire in the water drop relay and program it .
im hoping for a picture within a week
now i need to wire in the water drop relay and program it .
im hoping for a picture within a week
Nov 7, 2012 17:03:01 #
Nov 7, 2012 17:14:42 #
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Nov 7, 2012 17:32:45 #
I've been looking into the camera axe, but there is a bit of cash involved. I've managed to get some collisions without any timers, but it takes a lot of time (and maybe a 6-pack).
Nov 7, 2012 17:44:32 #
pigpen wrote:
I've been looking into the camera axe, but there is a bit of cash involved. I've managed to get some collisions without any timers, but it takes a lot of time (and maybe a 6-pack).
they are brilliant ,thanks for showing
Nov 7, 2012 17:52:46 #
Cakey wrote:
they are brilliant ,thanks for showing
pigpen wrote:
I've been looking into the camera axe, but there is a bit of cash involved. I've managed to get some collisions without any timers, but it takes a lot of time (and maybe a 6-pack).
they are brilliant ,thanks for showing
Thank you. I prefer using milk, because of it's thickness, things tend to move a little slower (not much). After 3 hours, 1000 shots, a mess to clean up, and a sore back, I usually get about a dozen "keepers". The camera axe (or similar equipment) will makes things easier, and are definately on my wish list.
Nov 7, 2012 19:41:14 #
erniehatt
Loc: Queensland Australia
Yes , I have done this, in fact I still do, though I no longer use the arduino, I use Camera Axe, and at 180$US it's good value for the money, and you can do far more than just water drops. Do you make circuit boards, if so I can give you the appropriate circuit diagrams. And one point I notice in the article you linked too. You do not have to use the shako valve any air, water, oil valve will work Fine. Ernie
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Nov 8, 2012 01:50:16 #
erniehatt wrote:
Yes , I have done this, in fact I still do, though I no longer use the arduino, I use Camera Axe, and at 180$US it's good value for the money, and you can do far more than just water drops. Do you make circuit boards, if so I can give you the appropriate circuit diagrams. And one point I notice in the article you linked too. You do not have to use the shako valve any air, water, oil valve will work Fine. Ernie
hi erniehatt
yes I am able to make my own pcb so I would love the circuit diagrams please .
Ive already sourced the valves ,Im using 12volt Chukas which are working brilliantly with the Arduino which I program to drip at one pec second for testing purposes.
my next job is to build a syphon bottle which apparently keeps the pressure constant at the valve at any level in the bottle.
thanks for looking and all your helps
Cakey
Nov 8, 2012 02:05:35 #
erniehatt
Loc: Queensland Australia
Cakey give me a day or two to sort lay them out, as I normally don't worry about schematics, I just layout the boards.I am not familiar with that valve, but make sure whether it is a gravity fed or pressure fed, no need for a syphon if it is gravity fed. Ernie
Nov 8, 2012 04:57:41 #
erniehatt
Loc: Queensland Australia
erniehatt wrote:
Cakey give me a day or two to sort lay them out, as I normally don't worry about schematics, I just layout the boards.I am not familiar with that valve, but make sure whether it is a gravity fed or pressure fed, no need for a syphon if it is gravity fed. Ernie
Ok, here it is. Ernie
Nov 8, 2012 05:19:05 #
erniehatt wrote:
Ok, here it is. Ernie
erniehatt wrote:
Cakey give me a day or two to sort lay them out, as I normally don't worry about schematics, I just layout the boards.I am not familiar with that valve, but make sure whether it is a gravity fed or pressure fed, no need for a syphon if it is gravity fed. Ernie
Ok, here it is. Ernie
brilliant thanks Ernie
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Nov 8, 2012 13:04:38 #
pigpen wrote:
Impressive shots! Thanks for the inspiration.I've been looking into the camera axe, but there is a bit of cash involved. I've managed to get some collisions without any timers, but it takes a lot of time (and maybe a 6-pack).
Nov 8, 2012 13:09:35 #
Festina Lente wrote:
...or hit the limits of my interest.
Boy, does that hit the nail on the head! :D
Nov 12, 2012 11:26:49 #
jerryc41 wrote:
Festina Lente wrote:
Boy, does that hit the nail on the head! :D...or hit the limits of my interest.
True. Its like water drop torture, you can only take so much of it. :roll:
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