The MIXIE A DIY Steampunk, Backlit Digital Clock - Part 8 @Preso58
The MIXIE A DIY Steampunk, Backlit Digital Clock - Part 8 @Preso58
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this episode I work on two of the more interesting external parts for the Mixie Steampunk Clock. The discombobulator is a a purely decorative element which can be illuminated and the cyclops eye contains a light dependant resistor which samples the ambient light level and sends an analogue signal to the clock's microcontroller so that the display can be set to night mode.
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The "MIXIE" A DIY Steampunk, Backlit Digital Clock - Part 8

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