I’m doing a scratch build and I done my own light kit (actually I modified pre-bought model railroad kit), and I was just wondering if they look good and if they were timed right. I would appreciate any feedback. Dont mind the pack, its still in progress.
They look good, but yeah if you could slow them down they’d look a lot better. Also the pause in the cyclotron lights is slightly jarring. If there is any way you can get rid of that or minimize it, it would be fantastic.
I skipped every other light, you have lights “10” and “1” (counting left to right) so as soon as light 10 lights up, light 1 goes instantly after it… use lights 1, 3, 5, 7 so 8, 9, 10 create your pause…looking good though!!! hope this helps
I would agree with you, but I tested it, and yes there is less of a pause than the other sequences, but there is a pause. It’s almost as if the circuit thinks there’s a light between 10 & 1, if that makes any sense. I plan to start the sequence at the top left clyo hole, so the shorter pause isn’t as noticeable, going from the bottom left to the top left. I will post a video, when I get back from my Halloween cruise.
The light kit comes with instructions. It shudnt take long to assemble it. I think he may have used 2 kits. I can’t tell cuz I’m using my phone, and don’t feel like scrolling up. But that pic shows 4 connections to the led ports. I’m guessing those 4 leds were used for the cyclotron
I wired it up so they both operate on one 9V, and it’s activated by a toggle switch on my pack.
The only odd thing about this circuit, is the jumpers. They only give you two, but you would need like 8 for each circuit. I just used wire for the jumpers.
Moon, just PM me if you have any questions. I’ve wired up 4 of these circuits.
One of my powercell circuits riveted to a mounting bracket.