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Has anyone on here played with pummer circuits?

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  • ai6yr@m.ai6yr.orgA ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org

    @MLE_online @Stormgren MC1488 quad line driver should work, it's the same thing but 4x instead of 8x.

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    @ai6yr @Stormgren What's enable?

    you would know better than me. This is the circuit I was planning to build

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    • ai6yr@m.ai6yr.orgA ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org

      @MLE_online @Stormgren Hmm, I guess don't have the enable. Not sure if that's necessary... I have more I can go look at lol. https://www.ti.com/product/SN74AC240#tech-docs

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      @ai6yr @MLE_online Yeah, the enable is required to keep the circuit from triggering as long as solar input is present, if I am understanding the circuit correctly.

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      • stormgren@obsidianmoon.comS stormgren@obsidianmoon.com

        @ai6yr @MLE_online Yeah, the enable is required to keep the circuit from triggering as long as solar input is present, if I am understanding the circuit correctly.

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        @Stormgren @ai6yr oh, an enable pin

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        • mle_online@social.afront.orgM mle_online@social.afront.org

          @JohnS_AZ They seem neat!

          I guess no one on here has any experience with them though

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          @MLE_online
          What circuit are you going to build? I see quite a few out there.

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          • johns_az@mastodon.socialJ johns_az@mastodon.social

            @MLE_online
            What circuit are you going to build? I see quite a few out there.

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            @JohnS_AZ this one seems simple and easy enough

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            • stormgren@obsidianmoon.comS stormgren@obsidianmoon.com

              @ai6yr @MLE_online Yeah, the enable is required to keep the circuit from triggering as long as solar input is present, if I am understanding the circuit correctly.

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              @Stormgren @MLE_online Ah, then the ones I have won't work for the enable. Lemme look at my other pile, lol.

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              • mle_online@social.afront.orgM mle_online@social.afront.org

                @JohnS_AZ this one seems simple and easy enough

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                @MLE_online hmmm, I think I have everything except the nicads.

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                • johns_az@mastodon.socialJ johns_az@mastodon.social

                  @MLE_online hmmm, I think I have everything except the nicads.

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                  @JohnS_AZ I am planning to just use a couple supercaps in place of the batteries

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                  • ai6yr@m.ai6yr.orgA ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org

                    @Stormgren @MLE_online Ah, then the ones I have won't work for the enable. Lemme look at my other pile, lol.

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                    @Stormgren @MLE_online look! DM the address to send them to. Lemme find some static safe foam and a little box

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                    • mle_online@social.afront.orgM mle_online@social.afront.org

                      The modern online retail economy sucks!

                      I need one 74AC240 chip for this. I could order a pack of 10 of them from Amazon (yuck) for $12.25 + $6.99 shipping, a single one from ebay for $2.50 + $12.50 shipping, a pack of 10 of them from ebay for $4.99 + $5.20 shipping, or one for $2 + $10 shipping from Mouser.

                      UGH

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                      @MLE_online FWIW, Mouser does have a somewhat hidden economy shipping option that’s $6. But yeah, still bananas for a single part.

                      I’ve been doing inventory on my parts and it occurs to me that I have a lot of extra stock I could share, if only there were some way to do it. I’ve thought it would be neat to have some kind of parts-share site that would allow you to find someone local who has an extra chip or 50K pot or whatever. I think safety might be an issue for sharing mailing addresses. I dunno.

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                      • ai6yr@m.ai6yr.orgA ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org

                        @Stormgren @MLE_online look! DM the address to send them to. Lemme find some static safe foam and a little box

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                        @Stormgren @MLE_online Four enough? (not that I have ever used these once in the 20? years they have been in my garage).

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                        • ai6yr@m.ai6yr.orgA ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org

                          @Stormgren @MLE_online Four enough? (not that I have ever used these once in the 20? years they have been in my garage).

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                          @ai6yr ya, that's plenty!

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                          • bytex64@awesome.gardenB bytex64@awesome.garden

                            @MLE_online FWIW, Mouser does have a somewhat hidden economy shipping option that’s $6. But yeah, still bananas for a single part.

                            I’ve been doing inventory on my parts and it occurs to me that I have a lot of extra stock I could share, if only there were some way to do it. I’ve thought it would be neat to have some kind of parts-share site that would allow you to find someone local who has an extra chip or 50K pot or whatever. I think safety might be an issue for sharing mailing addresses. I dunno.

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                            @bytex64 @MLE_online I would love this in PartsDB. At least inside a closed network.

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                            • mle_online@social.afront.orgM mle_online@social.afront.org

                              The modern online retail economy sucks!

                              I need one 74AC240 chip for this. I could order a pack of 10 of them from Amazon (yuck) for $12.25 + $6.99 shipping, a single one from ebay for $2.50 + $12.50 shipping, a pack of 10 of them from ebay for $4.99 + $5.20 shipping, or one for $2 + $10 shipping from Mouser.

                              UGH

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                              @MLE_online Also does it have to be AC? Would a cheaper HC or LS part work or do you need the 100MHz speed?

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                              • petrillic@hachyderm.ioP petrillic@hachyderm.io

                                @bytex64 @MLE_online I would love this in PartsDB. At least inside a closed network.

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                                @MLE_online @petrillic Yeah, I’ve been thinking some kind of static export plugin that can just generate an inventory page would be neat for that.

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                                • bytex64@awesome.gardenB bytex64@awesome.garden

                                  @MLE_online Also does it have to be AC? Would a cheaper HC or LS part work or do you need the 100MHz speed?

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                                  @bytex64 that I don't know. I was just going by the schematic

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                                  • bytex64@awesome.gardenB bytex64@awesome.garden

                                    @MLE_online @petrillic Yeah, I’ve been thinking some kind of static export plugin that can just generate an inventory page would be neat for that.

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                                    @bytex64 @MLE_online SiliconSocial.

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                                    • mle_online@social.afront.orgM mle_online@social.afront.org

                                      @bytex64 that I don't know. I was just going by the schematic

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                                      @MLE_online I’m reading the Make article about it, which uses an AC240, and it definitely doesn’t need it. It’s just doing some low speed switching. Any kind of inverter with enable would work.

                                      FWIW I have a “solar light controller” design that just uses a single transistor. It only uses a single NiMH cell though, so something will have to step up the voltage on the output (I use a joule thief). https://dominionofawesome.com/vca/doodles/solar-light-controller/

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                                      • mle_online@social.afront.orgM mle_online@social.afront.org

                                        Has anyone on here played with pummer circuits? If so, do you have any circuits you like?

                                        (Please don't just send me links to pummer stuff online that you've never tried. I know how to use search engines)

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                                        @MLE_online Have you seen this one?

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                                        Make a Joule Thief

                                        Make a Joule Thief: Yes, it's the infamous Joule Thief, in Instructable form! For those of you who don't know, the Joule Thief is a tiny little circuit that allows you to drive a white or blue LED from voltages as low as 0.5 volts. You think those batteries are dead? D…

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                                        I would say the 74AC240 is overkill when what you really need is just a decent transistor ...

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                                        • acsawdey@fosstodon.orgA acsawdey@fosstodon.org

                                          @MLE_online Have you seen this one?

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                                          Make a Joule Thief

                                          Make a Joule Thief: Yes, it's the infamous Joule Thief, in Instructable form! For those of you who don't know, the Joule Thief is a tiny little circuit that allows you to drive a white or blue LED from voltages as low as 0.5 volts. You think those batteries are dead? D…

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                                          I would say the 74AC240 is overkill when what you really need is just a decent transistor ...

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                                          @acsawdey that's a joule thief though, not a pummer. I want it to do the pumming thing

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