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Bakatronics BK-702 kit

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Bakatronics BK-702 kit
Posted by mkepler954 on Tuesday, April 11, 2023 9:36 PM

I found a Bakatronics BK-702 kit but no directions for either what its for or assembly.  I went to the Bakatronics web site but nothing showed for it  Any ideas???

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Posted by maxman on Tuesday, April 11, 2023 11:03 PM

Well, if it were a BK-102 it would be a lighting circuit to represent someone welding.  1’s and 7’s can sometimes look alike.  Does what you have look like what is shown for the -102?

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Posted by mkepler954 on Wednesday, April 12, 2023 12:40 PM

No.  It is definitly BK-702.

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Posted by mikeGTW on Wednesday, April 12, 2023 2:21 PM

OK there is a BK-702    it is the pc board for item BK-201 emergency vehicle flasher

Not a very good picture but it is marked  BK702  

https://www.bakatronics.com/shop/item.aspx?itemid=716

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Posted by Overmod on Wednesday, April 12, 2023 5:41 PM

Here's what it is capable of doing:

Nine Selectable Pattern Modes:

1: Emergency Flasher 1. Rapidly Strobes 4 LEDs 4 times then the other 4 LEDs 4 times. Great for Police, Fire Ambulance, Etc

2: Emergency Flasher 2. Faster Strobes of 4 LEDs 3 times then the others. Police, Ambulance, Fire, etc

3: Random flasher. Flashes LEDs in a random sequence

4: Lights up LEDs 1 thru 8 until all are lit. Then all off and repeat

5: Lights up all LEDs then turns them off one at a time from 8 to 1, then repeat

6:Alternating Flasher. Slow alternates flashes between LEDs 1-4 then LEDs 5-8. Use for RR crossings, Police car headlights, barriers etc.

7: Stobing Alternating and pulsing. Used for police light bar (see video)

8: Strobing and pulsing 2, Used for Model police cars light bar and wig wag headlights (see video)

9: Strobing pulsing 3, Used on police and construction or mantainence vehicles (see video)

 

There is also a YouTube video which may be helpful:

https://youtu.be/KskMW1Uc5PU

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