Step 2: Circuit diagram

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complete the circuit according to the circuit diagram,here i have used a common circuit board, there is a simple way to find the polarity of the LED ie, by looking for the flat part in the diameter of the LED the leg in that side will be negative 
 
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clayman987 says: Feb 11, 2013. 12:50 PM
I am wondering are the transistors 3904 or 2N2222A because all I have is 3904. And for the 390 ohm resistor can I use 330 ohms, sorry I don't have many parts!:)
Mudbud in reply to clayman987Mar 12, 2013. 4:28 PM
Those should work, as long as its NPN, (to an extent)
jimmy558 says: Mar 6, 2012. 4:29 AM
can i operate this with aproximately 7 volt battery??
sooraj619 (author) in reply to jimmy558Mar 6, 2012. 5:36 AM
yes
jimmy558 says: Feb 20, 2012. 6:09 PM
what is the timing of leds turning on & off...??
sooraj619 (author) in reply to jimmy558Feb 21, 2012. 8:46 AM
about 1 second, you can increase or decrease the fading effect by changing the values of both the capacitors
kyooby says: Dec 6, 2011. 10:57 PM
thank you.i remember toose days when i maded this stuffs.cool
sooraj619 (author) in reply to kyoobyDec 9, 2011. 6:52 AM
thanks
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