Re: Lighthouse project
- From: quietguy <quietguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2006 03:33:31 GMT
Just as an idea, but what about mounting a touch plate - 42" + kids arms
length, plus allowance for tippy toes, on a wall etc, and only let kids
who can reach to touch the plate go up. A touch plate circuit which
operates a light and perhaps a recorded message might be fun
David
Franktrem wrote:
I am a volunteer at our local lighthouse and have been asked to make a
wooden sign in the shape of the lighthouse so that they can measure the
height of children who can climb the lighthouse stairs. The minimum
height is 42" tall.
I don't have a problem with the woodworking aspect but thought it would
be a neat idea if I could incorporate some inexpensive electronics that
would sense a height greater than 42" and light a small bulb at the top
of the lighthouse.
I was thinking of a low voltage circuit that could be powered by a
battery. My talent in electronics is rudimentary.
Could anyone suggest how this might be done?
Thanks
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