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Posted: April 14, 2005 at 1:59 AM / IP Logged

Whats the most creative setup you've made with relays? Please include a diagram if possible.

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Sounds like homework to me.

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Is this for a specific purpose or just for your own curiosity?

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Yeah, when ever I wanna look like i'm working I just pull up one of the diagrams from here and stare intensly at it like I know what I'm looking at... So if you guys can come up with a new one THAT WOULD BE GREAT!

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NowYaKnow.....erm....great! Your most creative relay diagram? -- posted image.

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Nah, throw some low resistance resistors and some diodes in to for party poppers.

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The first one is a Nurses station using Automotive parts.

The Relays are cube style and the lights are the kind you find on a Trailer or a Diesel Truck. Orange or Blue or Red or whatever suits your fancy.

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