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What parts would be needed for timer with light panel indicator

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    mrhutchinsonmn
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    I think what I would like is a Light Panel that would be about 7 or 8 cm square. I'm not sure if I would get the clean look that I want with the LEDs you mentioned but maybe you could point me in the right direction so I could consider those also.

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      I think what I would like is a Light Panel that would be about 7 or 8 cm square. I'm not sure if I would get the clean look that I want with the LEDs you mentioned but maybe you could point me in the right direction so I could consider those also.

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      @mrhutchinsonmn just put any thin sheet of white plastic on top of a led

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        @mrhutchinsonmn just put any thin sheet of white plastic on top of a led

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        @mfalkvidd I have one of these sitting around for another project you posted that I will be making soon (Parking Sensor). This should work with a lens over it: https://tinyurl.com/y6p7e3p9, correct?

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          @mfalkvidd I have one of these sitting around for another project you posted that I will be making soon (Parking Sensor). This should work with a lens over it: https://tinyurl.com/y6p7e3p9, correct?

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          @mrhutchinsonmn I would probably use a diffuser instead of lens but yes that would work very well

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            Here is my first prototype of a working solution for a timing light: ( neopixal timing light):https://youtu.be/b3TDGKUS05I

            Thank you for direction @mfalkvidd !

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              Here is my first prototype of a working solution for a timing light: ( neopixal timing light):https://youtu.be/b3TDGKUS05I

              Thank you for direction @mfalkvidd !

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              Great video @mrhutchinsonmn, thanks for sharing!

              I really like the real-world use case.

              For the wireless part, you might be able to reuse parts of my code for a pomodoro timer. https://youtu.be/sLEbq_pfry0

              My code does not support remote control (it only views status remotely) but it would be easy to add en endpoint, for example

              server.on(”/start”, start_pomodoro)
              

              to start the timer. Code: https://github.com/mfalkvidd/Arduino-Datormagazin-Pomodoro/blob/datormagazin/Arduino-Datormagazin-Pomodoro.ino

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                I like that! before your reply, I found something else that would work. I like it because a nano could power the neopxial and rf receiver, reducing complexity
                https://tinyurl.com/y3tmvpnx

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                  This is what it looks like with a diffuser

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                    I like that! before your reply, I found something else that would work. I like it because a nano could power the neopxial and rf receiver, reducing complexity
                    https://tinyurl.com/y3tmvpnx

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                    @mrhutchinsonmn sorry, I am not able to open that link. It just goes to Ali’s front page

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