■ JLCPCB Prototype for $2(Any Color): https://jlcpcb.com
Hi, this circuit can reproduce the operation of the outside lights of an aircraft, in particular the Navigation lights, Strobo lights and Beacon lights... The circuit is based on a NE555 and a 4017 IC
After trying the excellent service offered by JLCPCB I recommend it, the quality of the circuits is high, customer service is always available and professional, the time of realization is short and the delivery of PCBs is by express courier.
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Components:
- 1x NE555 IC
- 1x CD4017 IC
- 2x 330Ω Resistors
- 2x 470Ω Resistors
- 2x 1KΩ Resistors
- 1x 33KΩ Resistor
- 1x 1uF @ 25V Electrolytic Capacitor
- 1x LED 3mm (PWR Led)
- 2x White LED 5mm (DX and SX Strobe)
- 1x Red LED 5mm (Beacon Light)
- 1x Red LED 5mm (SX Navigation)
- 1x Green LED 5mm (DX Navigation)
- PCB: (Ready for jlcpcb.com): http://bit.ly/31h1BGB
This circuit must be powered with 7-12V DC (9V is best), below I leave the references to view: the electronic circuit diagram, the PCB and the Gerber file to be uploaded directly on the JLCPCB website.
*You can see the complete procedure to upload the Gerber file on jlcpcb.com in the video from 1:36
**JLCPCB have a Technical Support for exporting Gerber files from many software at this link: https://support.jlcpcb.com/category/2...
Wind around 8-12 knots, enough to keep the plane flying with smooth turns In this second version: full wing aleiron wing is straight now extended elevator Now it turns MUCH more! Flying in Cabo...
