Flip Clock Assembled PCB
$160.00
15 in stock
Description
Due to several requests, I finally have fully assembled and tested Flip Clock PCB’s in stock!
For all you retro display enthusiasts and electronic hobbyists – a Flip Clock PCB is the core component you need to make your very own Retro Flip Clock! Simply grab one PCB here and four “7 segment 1″ Ferranti-Packard electromechanical display” units off eBay and you’re well on the way to owning an extremely unique retro clock. I’ve done all the leg work to make using these difficult to drive displays click away perfectly whether on your shelf at home or as a desk piece at work.
Please check out my full build-log and walk-through of this clock here
Features:
- Fully open source and user re-programmable (based on Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V 8MHz)
- Capable of driving 4 Ferranti-Packard Displays at their native 19V operating voltage using a discrete transistor topology
- Genuine DS3231 RTC chip with TCXO and rechargeable battery for extremely accurate and reliable time keeping
- White LED back-lighting
- Easy time setting with two tactile buttons
- Reverse polarity power supply protection
Video showing several things you need to know when making you’re Flip Clock with this PCB:
Video walk through of the boot-loader programming process:
What you’ll receive from me:
1x Fully Assembled, Programmed, and Tested Flip Clock PCB
1x Small 2.1mm Barrel Jack Power Connector
2x Blue 3mm LEDs for Flashing Colon between Hours & Minutes
What you’ll need to buy separately:
4x “7 segment 1″ Ferranti-Packard electromechanical display” units from eBay
1x 9VDC Power Supply w/ 2.1mm barrel connector (any should work)
1x A case of your own design/choosing (or make my case design out of acrylic yourself)
1x 3.3V FTDI programmer – only if you want to modify your clock code
Additional information
Weight | 3.5 oz |
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Dimensions | 7 × 3 × 2 in |
Ben
I would love to purchase this but the site doesn’t recognize my address so I can’t complete the order. How can I get this?
Michael Zimmermann
Hi do you have any more of these pcb’s left? If not would you consider making any more?