Make your own LED Stroboscope (for a safety system)
video description
Date: 2020-09-05
Related videos
Comments and reviews: 9
Rishaal
Great build just the stuff was looking for, I think though that three leds about 2. 5 meters away from one another, with slightly different colors and all three set at different frequencies, together with a loud high pitch siren will cause the most discomfort for a burglar. Please do it as an update on this build. Thanks Bro.
reply
Great build just the stuff was looking for, I think though that three leds about 2. 5 meters away from one another, with slightly different colors and all three set at different frequencies, together with a loud high pitch siren will cause the most discomfort for a burglar. Please do it as an update on this build. Thanks Bro.
reply
chelar
Well. I was thinking about something like this but just with a 10W led for using as self-defence at night.
I guess that when strobing the led would not need a heatsink if used for a short burst and even a single 18650 could power it (when fully charged: 4'2V3A12'6W and if strobing it would use even less power than that)
reply
Well. I was thinking about something like this but just with a 10W led for using as self-defence at night.
I guess that when strobing the led would not need a heatsink if used for a short burst and even a single 18650 could power it (when fully charged: 4'2V3A12'6W and if strobing it would use even less power than that)
reply
DIY
Good videos and tutos GreatScott. I'm far away from electronics because I'm geology engineer, but when start to see your videos I become addicted by electronics and haking. I start already with basics and programming. Thank you Scott from Tunisia. Love German people.
reply
Good videos and tutos GreatScott. I'm far away from electronics because I'm geology engineer, but when start to see your videos I become addicted by electronics and haking. I start already with basics and programming. Thank you Scott from Tunisia. Love German people.
reply
Samniss
That's actually how you time an engine! A light is triggered to flash when the #1 spark plug fires, and is aimed at the crank pulley. You can then use the stroboscopic effect to make the timing marks on the nose of the crankcase and crank pulley readable.
reply
That's actually how you time an engine! A light is triggered to flash when the #1 spark plug fires, and is aimed at the crank pulley. You can then use the stroboscopic effect to make the timing marks on the nose of the crankcase and crank pulley readable.
reply
Denis
Love that you are touching on this. I use to go to raves and would spin glowsticks on strings, I noticed when the club would utilize their strobe lights, I could match the frequency and make it look like the glowsticks we're floating straight up.
reply
Love that you are touching on this. I use to go to raves and would spin glowsticks on strings, I noticed when the club would utilize their strobe lights, I could match the frequency and make it look like the glowsticks we're floating straight up.
reply
p1unge
GreatScott, for all your solder bridges on the bottom of your perfboard (like at 4: 34, do you first put a wire along the path then solder to it? or do you just put a large amount of solder along the path to bridge the copper dots?
reply
GreatScott, for all your solder bridges on the bottom of your perfboard (like at 4: 34, do you first put a wire along the path then solder to it? or do you just put a large amount of solder along the path to bridge the copper dots?
reply
Jason
How about building a clone of a time frame aka slomo frame. It uses stroblights and I believe a vibrating holder to make a feather or leaf to look like its moving in slow motion, contained in a frame. Its a nice decoration
reply
How about building a clone of a time frame aka slomo frame. It uses stroblights and I believe a vibrating holder to make a feather or leaf to look like its moving in slow motion, contained in a frame. Its a nice decoration
reply
redstone
A few ways to make this more effective:
Use RGB LED and have it randomly change between colours so the human eyes can't adapt.
Have it randomly change between flashing frequency so the human eyes can't adapt.
reply
A few ways to make this more effective:
Use RGB LED and have it randomly change between colours so the human eyes can't adapt.
Have it randomly change between flashing frequency so the human eyes can't adapt.
reply
Abhilash
plz think to make Studio Strobe light with using high power LED controld by ardunio trigger. is it possible (high speed sync) now most of them have DSLR camera
online strobe flash lights are highly expencive
reply
plz think to make Studio Strobe light with using high power LED controld by ardunio trigger. is it possible (high speed sync) now most of them have DSLR camera
online strobe flash lights are highly expencive
reply
Add a review, comment
Other channel videos
