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Thanks for the quick reply! After reading it I figured i might as well build thing thing to run off of 9v since it is a readily available, inexpensive battery type. I suppose i could just ramp the voltage up for testing once its working to see how it effects transmission distance. I added a...
Thank you so much for responding. As you saw in my other post I was able to build an Anduino-based version of the transmitter, but this new microcontroller method you have proposed is very interesting. Im totally new to using these so please try and bear with my noob-foo:
After reading into...
Thanks for the feedback! Before i saw this I actually built a transmitter using an Aduino Nano and some code. Now that i have read this I am very interested in the PIC200 method you mentioned. Do you have a part number for the chip? How would one go about setting the pulses and timings on the...
I built a remote transmitter for my cat's shock collar using an Arduino. It is based on this circuit and code: https://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-PetSafe-Cat-Barrier/#CPW6UOMJI0JKWIT
It works, but only if the collar (receiver) get within 4" of the loop wire on the transmitter circuit...
Hey guys,
Basically i'm looking to build this transmitter:
https://www.instructables.com/id/PetSafe-Pet-Barrier-Transmitter/
The builder mentioned an easy way to build this using a 556 instead of two 555's. I'm trying to keep this as simple as possible (because i need to make a handful of...
Hi everyone, sorry for the noobish questions but I’ve been trying to figure this out all day and I need help.
I have a 1.5W 5V (USB) load I want to power with a battery and have the battery recharge off of solar power.
Requirements:
• 2 x Solar panels (aesthetics) ,
• Ideally enough lipol...
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