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#1
 2002-02-02, 05:42
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muffin_man 
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detonation timer circuit. who wants it?
i posted about a small time delay circuit awhile ago. remember? i doubt it, anywho... i'll post the schematics/pictorial only if there's enough interest in it.
now, who would like a very small, very cheap time delay circuit that dosent require a PC board and can have a delay form a fraction of a second to 30 minuets and be totaly destroyed by what it detonates?
i dont want to take time to get a picture, post it, and all that nonsence if only 2 or three people want it.
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#2
 2002-02-02, 06:55
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che4rev 
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Re: detonation timer circuit. who wants it?
Dose it use a 555 ic? How do you select the time?
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#3
 2002-02-02, 07:54
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muffin_man 
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Re: detonation timer circuit. who wants it?
it does use a 555 and you change the time by playing with the values of the resistors/capacitors
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