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March 2, 2011

Terremoto – Earthquake Sounder based on the 555 Timer

at 11:10 pm. Filed under Complex Hacks, DIY Hacks, Electronic Hacks


Victor from Roteno Labs has built this Earthquake Sounder based on the 555 Timer called the Terremoto as a submission to the 555 Timer Contest that is running right now. The project is very interesting and yes the 555 Timer isn’t doing any of the heavy lifting in the project and isn’t the most efficient way to make sound but it is an interesting use of the device.

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2 Responses to “Terremoto – Earthquake Sounder based on the 555 Timer”

  1. linux Says:

    CRAZY post cause 9 days later look what happened to Japan !!!!!!!!!

  2. clock kids Says:

    The project is very interesting and yes the 555 Timer isn’t doing any of the heavy lifting in the Mar 2011 59, jumping with children she.

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