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THANKS TO CONCERNED VIEWERS, I HAVE LEARNED THAT THIS IS NOT SAFE AND SHOULD NOT BE REPLICATED. SO PLEASE DONT TRY THIS :) THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO COM...
WHAT YOU WILL NEED: Solder iron, wire strippers, breadboard or perf board, wires, 9V battery, IRF730 transistor, bridge rectifier, Arduino, infrared...
I adapted this method from info from Dmitri Grinberg’s post on Hackaday, “Lamp Fading and Remote Control for the Lazy”. But I had been trying for a nu...
First: you will clip an AC power cord (OF COURSE, WHILE IT IS NOT PLUGGED IN!!) I like to use this type of cord (see the main image here), that is un...
Follow this circuit. Instead of the PIC I use the Arduino. (better schematic coming...) See the photograph of the circuit as well for reference. ...
I adapted the IR remote control part of the code from Ken Shirff's IR Remote Control library, found here. Download the library at the above link. Onc...
Put everything into a box, and make some holes for the AC wires to poke through. Screw them into the screw terminals. Put a 9 V battery into Arduino...
This will work with an inductive load (like a fan), as well as a resistive load (like a light or a heater). So it will work with your ceiling fan, win...
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