The second version of the Razor Crest’s engine program is completed. And I am also getting wary when it comes to fitting the PCBs again and again. This is because I always forget to trim the inner parts of the engine pods which causes the board to be pushed to one side. And when you […]
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20230301 Testing the Razor Crest Engines
With nothing much on my plate today, I decided to have another look at the Engines while the revised PCB are on its way. This is because the current board had a missing link to the power rail. Plus, since I have connected the 5mm LED to WW1, the sixth solder pad is free which […]
The Blade Runner Spinner lighting effect courtesy of Marcuss Nicholls
I still love this lighting effect. This was taken from the 52nd Shizuoka Hobby show in 2013. I hope to get my Spinner built with the same effect too. The only difference is that the revolving lights would have a flash, the five rectangular lights would be more randomly sequenced and the central light would […]
20230222 The Razor Crest Engine programming
The programming for the Razor Crest is more or less complete. I am using this to video to explain how it works as best as I can. Later on, I will solder the microcontroller to the actual Main Board. But for the time being, I am going to try one more programming feature. When the […]
20230221 The DIY Programmer Adaptor Video
I created this in 2022 and have been planning to make a video.Normally, I would start off by creating the prototype circuit on the prototype board and at the same time, start creating the program. Sometimes, the problem starts when I do not have the correct components for the prototype board and I would have […]
