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10:59am 04-07-2008
Donna Sproles
I would like to see the actual light that you would see once installed when you come down the stairs.  Can you send me a picture of the staircase looking at the lights in front of you?
Thanks,
Donna
Replied on: 11:47am 04-17-2008

We recommend side lighting so that the LEDs are not shining directly in your face when it is operating.
Have a look at the videos on this page for an idea of how it will look.
http://alan-parekh.com/projects/stair-lights/

4:18am 03-25-2008
Yashwanth
Hello Sir,
As per your Circuit Diagram for Genarating Ringtones on PIC16F87x,,What is the Amount of  Input Voltage given to Vcc,and Also where shal;l i place the Microcontroller... Is it on Bread Board or Microprocessor Kit...?
Please Give me Sufficient Details and Help Me,
Is Output can Be Availed From the Circuit Diagram which you have given on Site..?
Replied on: 11:49am 04-17-2008

Sounds like you are talking about a project that was featured on Hacked Gadgets, you will have to click on the link within the article to go to the creators page for more information.

12:38am 03-18-2008
ZARUL
CAN I BORROW YOUR CONTACT NUMBER AND ADRESS...
BECAUSE I NEED THIS PROJECT...

PLEASE CONTACT ME PHONE NUMBER IS 013 7189454..
URGENT...HOPE YOU CAN HELP ME..
MY PROJECT IS FISH FEEDER AUTOMATICS ..

I NEED LCD,PIC SERVO CIRCUIT DIAGRAM AND PROGRAM
Replied on: 8:14am 03-18-2008

I have emailed you in private.

4:53pm 03-10-2008
tony yakimovich
very intresting
Replied on: 8:15am 03-18-2008

Thanks

4:40pm 02-28-2008
sandy
alan i didnt get my operation or assembly instructions for my kit please email me this

              thank you
Replied on: 6:54pm 02-28-2008

Hi Sandy,

Actually the manual is not sent with the kit, it is available online here:
http://alan-parekh.com/kits/stair-light-kit/stair-light-kit-manual/

Thanks again for the order.

3:24am 02-27-2008
Eric
Been a fan of Tesla and electronics for years. Good to see others that like to look deeper into things.
Replied on: 6:57pm 02-28-2008

Actually the Tesla coils that have been featured on Hacked Gadgets have been created by others and simply featured there. Click on the links within the articles to go to the creators site.

1:16pm 02-26-2008
Nice Project
I designed something similar but never got around to putting it together. Would you be interested in building a similar system that would also monitor ph, control heat, control main lighting ( MH/ CF), and also control a CO2 system. I have most of the desgin worked out I just couldn't find enough detail on the PH probes.
Replied on: 6:58pm 02-28-2008

I don't have the time right now to take on a project like  that but it does sound very interesting! Let me know if you make some headway on it. That would be great for http://hackedgadgets.com

6:25am 02-22-2008
vinit sahasrabudhe
wow it looks cool man!!!!!! really appreciate it
Replied on: 6:59pm 02-28-2008

Thanks Vinit.

5:28pm 02-16-2008
Ethan
w00t!!! this is awesome!
Replied on: 6:55pm 02-28-2008

Glad you enjoyed the site.

4:02am 01-26-2008
tomahawktim
Well done, Alan!.
We care for our cats just as you do for yours.
Nice kitty. purrrr..
Replied on: 8:03am 01-30-2008

Thanks.

11:00pm 01-25-2008
Stop HGadget Spam
Your site keeps spamming... fix your mail server!!!
Replied on: 12:19am 01-26-2008

Could you please forward me one of those emails. I am sure someone is simply using the domain name in the return email address since it's just spam... By looking at the originating mail server I can ensure that it didn't come from our servers.

11:24pm 01-07-2008
Colin
Hi Alan,
Quick correction, Transistors are 4403, not 4401, sry bout that.
Colin
11:14pm 01-07-2008
Colin
Hey Alan
My new Neighbour saw the Stair Lights i installed at my house. It seems they have made quite an impression. He is renovating his basement and wants me to install a set for him. However, he has exactly 10 steps from top to bottom, but he also has a small landing at the base of the stairs which he would like to illuminate with the last step. As per your instructions, you can only have 2 leds, per output. My question. Can you use a higher rated transister on the last output, and have more then 2 leds connected. Or can you hook multiple 4401's to the same IC output and have them power more Leds, and operate in sync.
(in Short, i want to add more lights to the last output)

IN addition, I think i will order the premade board from your store, just to save me some time. As you are from Winnipeg, i was wondering if it would be possible to pick up the board, rather then have it shipped. (Im in the Transcona Area)

Appreciate all your help
Hope to see some more projects soon!!!
Colin Young
Replied on: 2:43am 01-08-2008

Hi Colin,

As designed the outputs only allow enough current to power up to 2 LEDs. This limitation is not due to the transistor limit but the biasing of the transistor to prevent output short circuit damage. A small circuit change would allow for additional lights to be driven, but it would also remove the short circuit protection. We are only mail order but we may be able to work something out. A new project is in the works.

Regards,

Alan

7:29am 01-03-2008
Barry
Hi Alan

I was given a solar panel charger as a gift at Xmas (with the intention of being able to charge my Nokia phone and my Video iPod). Phone no problem, but it didn't come with an adaptor for iPod/USB. Now, seeing your Hacked Gadget making an adapter from barrel adapter to USB, I'm planning to do the same. The only thing that concerns me is that the solar charger's output is specced as "4.5-7V" output. Seeing as the standard USB voltage is 5V (I think), would I cook my iPod connecting this directly? And if so, how can I sort this out?

PS: Brilliant and entertaining site!
Replied on: 2:36am 01-08-2008

You should be fine. Just double check the input rating of the devices and make sure they can accept that voltage range (should be in the manual). One thing you could do is setup a simple zener diode circuit to prevent over voltage if you thought it may be a problem.

http://www.reuk.co.uk/What-is-a-Zener-Diode.htm

8:12pm 01-01-2008
fsj
  The rotatint LED Display is a perfet idea !
Replied on: 2:32am 01-08-2008

Thanks.

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