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Message #13923



To: alt-beam@yahoogroups.com
From: "sebastiaan van Vliet" sebastiaan_van_v@hotmail.com
Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2002 12:12:16
Subject: Re: [alt-beam] Re: BEAM sound maker



my advice is to nay luse a speaker. It would drain your energy within
seconds. Use piezo transducers, they have 90% effeciency over 2 % of the
speaker.

or look at wilf's great communcation module using microcore tech.... they
are awesome!

I've attached the printlayout with the components on. cap's are in uF diodes
are 1n4148

use the piezo part and not the green speaker part

I've allso attached the protoboard layout that's way smaller than the
printed circuit.

goood luck!


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>gord thanks for your answer, it sort of helps, will that make it make
>a continual buzz? cos i was after maybe an odd bead type of thing
>like a cricket.
>
>this wasp pic, i cant find it, dose it havea web site?
>
>tar
>
>sash
>
> > One of the guys on the list has tried putting a
> > speaker
> > across the motor leads. I haven't tried it though.
> > Don't put it in series with the motor because then the
> > motor won't turn but it'll click and pop.
> >
> > Hope this helps.
> >
> > On wasp (pic in the photo section under gord_1812) The
> > copper wings hit the legs and it sounds a lot like a
> > bugs wings clicking.
> >
> > Gord
>




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13924 Fri, 11 Jan 2002 18:59:51 -0000 Re: BEAM sound maker alt-beam@yahoogroups.com "sash_wan_pepa_corn" sabastiaan

is there a tutorial ne where to create the sound maker?

thank you for the help

what is a protoboard? im literally a begginer, not even know whatthe
symbols mean yet, so im probly the most begginer you can be.


wilf's site is there a link?



--- In alt-beam@y..., "sebastiaan van Vliet"
wrote:
> my advice is to nay luse a speaker. It would drain your energy
within
> seconds. Use piezo transducers, they have 90% effeciency over 2 %
of the
> speaker.
>
> or look at wilf's great communcation module using microcore
tech.... they
> are awesome!
>
> I've attached the printlayout with the components on. cap's are in
uF diodes
> are 1n4148
>
> use the piezo part and not the green speaker part
>
> I've allso attached the protoboard layout that's way smaller than
the
> printed circuit.
>
> goood luck!

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