None : 7 Steps (with Pictures)

Great job on the nice looking clock. Is the analog clock controlled by the arduino also? Is the analog clock synchronized somehow to the digital clock? If so, could you explain how you connected the arduino to the clock mechanism? Thanks!

ritzanab

7 years ago on Introduction

hi great project! can you please make a list of all the materials needed and possibly a link to where I can buy them?

funelab

Reply 7 years ago on Introduction

I just launched my projects on Indiegogo, check it out for a KIT and tell your friends!
http://igg.me/at/FuneLab/x/6124484

iek

Reply 7 years ago on Introduction

hi, im very interested in this HPDL1414 LED clock... is there any way for me to buy it now since the campagin on indiegogo has ended？
pls email me directly at ycchan51@gmail.com

many thanks

cheers
YC Chan

ritzanab

Reply 7 years ago on Introduction

hi! I was wondering the same thing..I really would love to do this project over the summer! please let me know where I could find a kit..!

funelab

Reply 6 years ago on Introduction

I just launched my HDD Clock project on Indiegogo, it is a Kit and Complete version. I really want to have a successful Indiegogo, so check it out and tell your friends!

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/hdd-clock-cool-clock-from-hard-drive/x/6124484

And don't forget check out my Instructable https://www.instructables.com/id/Recycled-Hard-Drive-Clock-FuneLab/

Thank you very much!

hnguyenec

6 years ago on Step 7

I want to have one. Can you make one for me pls ? Will pay for it

magiceye

7 years ago on Step 1

I recently found my first digital clock i had build in the 1970`s it was made on veroboard with 14 IC`1s with 4 x 7 segment display.

I would love to built this (maybe with a talking clock)

In live in London were time GMT /UTC) is were time begins and ends

legless

Reply 7 years ago on Step 1

Interesting you think that at UTC 0 that time starts there each day. Odd then that my day starts 10 hours before yours does and New Zealand is 2 hours ahead of that..

magiceye

Reply 7 years ago on Introduction

The Greenwich Meridian was chosen to be the Prime Meridian of the World in 1884. Forty-one delegates from 25 nations met in Washington DC for the International Meridian Conference. .

The decision, essentially, was based on the argument that by naming Greenwich as Longitude 0º, it would inconvenience the least number of people. Therefore, the Prime Meridian at Greenwich became the centre of world time, and the starting point of each new day, year and millennium.