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ne 555 light sensing circuit

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ne 555 light sensing circuit
Posted by brakeman321 on Tuesday, March 9, 2010 3:22 PM

       On my preKatrina layout I used a 555 light relay that was simple.

  I got the circuit diagram from a book called electronic projects for model railroaders.Its a simple circuit that only has a 555 chip,two diodes,two resistors,one cap,one 1 turn pot,and a relay.I've lost all of my layout to Katrina as well as all of my books.

I've hunted all over the internet to no avail. I can find bunches of circuits using transistors ect. but they are more complicated and harder to build. I need about [50]fifty of these and would like to find the old circuit if i could.                                              Thanks for any help

                                                                     

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Posted by cacole on Tuesday, March 9, 2010 3:32 PM

Type the phrase "model railroad electronics" into Google and take you pick from among the many pages of links that show up.

Another handy search phrase would be "555 timer circuits."

 

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Posted by bavrail on Tuesday, March 9, 2010 4:16 PM

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Posted by brakeman321 on Tuesday, March 9, 2010 5:59 PM

           I've been to these sites and wasted weeks hunting !!!

         Model railroad and misc electronics    Dallee ele.  electronics clubs   circuits today

         Rob Paisley   ele projects design ideas reviews 

                                                    thanks to bavrail & cacole

                                                 I found it on the Rollins site

                                                thanks again Brakeman

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