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| Don't like your little brother's TV channel selection? Hate the volume your wife sets the stereo at? Want to just annoy someone? This circuit does all that and more by jamming most IR remote signals. The circuit releases a flood of pulsing IR light that confuses the reciever by corrupting the data stream. |
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| Hey stupid, de-solder one led leg problem solved! | ||
| in place of Q1 &Q2 which other transitor may be used | ||
| what is the resistant of the pot? maximum and minimum | ||
| can you just tell me how is works? any remote can do the job? | ||
| The project is really good. But anyone can tel me it is fully working or not. Because 2 times I tried but failed. Please reply me as soon as possible. | ||
| I am a beginner in electronics and I am interested in this particular project.Could you tell me the functions of each component? | ||
| Sir how can i increase the range n can we increase the frequency by replacing the IR LEDS wiv the higher ones?? | ||
| I understand how the circuit works and such, But i'm having a hard time putting that schematic onto a proto/breadboard (I never was good at converting that) | ||
| You guys make me sad. A pot is short form for a potentiometer, basically a variable resistor. If you don't know that or want to try to build this and you don't know what the different parts do, or even where to buy them, then I suggest not building this. Use your head, i.e. use wikipedia and google. Try www.abra-electronics.com for most parts at very decent prices | ||
| Pot = Potentiometer | ||
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