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    Another 57 photo's last night (the 16F684 is working well). We had the bonus of seeing the flashgun go off (1 am) and sneaked into the kitchen and watched him have his supper, really cool. It was amazing watching the flashgun fire and take picture after picture and the Badger wasn't bothered at all.

    A real success this project, infrared here we come.

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    It was amazing watching the flashgun fire and take picture after picture and the Badger wasn't bothered at all.
    Interesting.
    Was you putting food out before you started this project?

    Flash = Food

    There was this fellow Pavlov.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Interesting.
    Was you putting food out before you started this project?
    Yes, we were putting food for the birds (or so we thought) but going by last night's 'snack attack' by Mr B I think he's been having his fill for quite some time.

    I can almost imaging the Badger doing a 'Pavlov' when he gets back to his home: Mrs B "Did LEDave have his flashgun setup tonight?" Mr B, "Yep, another maigraine with all those flashes, keeps us both happy though".......

    Interesting stuff. I start soldering tonight.

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    Is it me ... or is that badger getting FAT.
    He looked a little skinnier in the first pictures.

    Maybe you'll need to build a little treadmill for him too.
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    Is it me ... or is that badger getting FAT.
    He looked a little skinnier in the first pictures.
    Hi Darrel,

    I must admit 'portion control' has been a little lax of late. I'd reckon on about 1500 calories in last nights sitting.....

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    Oh dear,

    I've soldered up all 32 IR_Led's connected to the 12v battery (then after to a 12v power supply) and I doubt if I can see more than 15mm yet alone 15 meters

    If I turn the array toward the camera then all 32 Led's can be seen but the illuminating power is pitiful.

    The Led's don't look very bright compared to say a security camera's array (and I wasn't expecting it to really) but I can't see where they get their 15 meters from.

    Any thoughts?

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    I see where the site says 5 meters and I would have guessed 2 or 3 but 15mm?

    When they are connected to the power supply or battery what is the voltage of the supply?
    Do you have an amp-meter? A fused one?
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