DIY Lighting Control Board
The current article in the "Gadget Freak" section of www.designnews.com highlights an interesting lighting control board project for you DIY’ers out there. The board, which measures 2 by 2 inches, will control lighting for towers, running and crossing lights, storefront lights or any other accent lights on a model train layout. According to the article:
"The microcontroller-based application enables the selection of
four display formats using five outputs, including combinations of
sequenced, bouncing, and dual beacon displays."
The article includes down-loadable instructions and a parts list. I priced out all the parts on the Allied Electronics website (the sponsor of the Designnews.com article) for a grand total $31.20 plus shipping.
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