Alfa-Zeta Electromechanical Seven Segment Displays Unbox + Testing
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Channel: sjm4306 · 2018 · Science & Technology
Super huge shoutout to Alfa-Zeta for generously donating these displays and all their support of this project. Check out their site here: www.flipdots.com I have a ongoing project log here: https://hackaday.io/project/162065-serially-controlled-2-digit-flip-7-segment-module ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I've posted a link for Ebay purchase referrals. If you use the link below then I get a small kickback from your purchase (it will cost you nothing, I just get paid for referring customers). https://ebay.us/J8FqJg Special thanks to Eric Skiff for freely providing the music used in this video off his album Resistor Anthems. His music can be found at http://ericskiff.com/music/ Visit my site: www.diytronics.blogspot.com My RGB Gameboy Backlight Controller is now available at www.roarkesretrocorner.com!!! Use the code SJM (all caps) to receive 10% off of your order! ICStation Affiliate Link: http://www.icstation.com/index.php?aid=212 Code: sjmics Discount Amount: 15% off Max Use: 1 (one for per user) Amount Limit: 300 Consider supporting me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/sjm4306
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