Slim 64 × 16 cm Electronic Cricket Scoreboard
Slim 64 × 16 cm electronic cricket scoreboard displaying Runs, Wickets and Overs in rotation with remote and browser control.
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Two-Displays Cricket Scoreboard for Runs, Wickets and Overs
Compact two-display LED cricket scoreboard showing Runs, Wickets and Overs with separate colours, remote control and browser operation.
Small Cricket Scoreboard with Target Display
Compact Size Digital Cricket Scoreboard Without Losing the Target Some clubs want a small portable scoreboard but still need a dedicated Target display. Our 32 × 32 cm dual-display model has been designed specifically for this requirement. The scoreboard contains two 32 × 16 cm LED displays. The upper section rotates between Runs, Wickets and…
Compact 32 × 32 cm Digital Cricket Scoreboard
When a Smaller Cricket Scoreboard Makes More Sense Bigger is not always better. Junior cricket, school matches, smaller community grounds and portable sporting events may benefit more from a lightweight scoreboard that can easily be transported and stored. Our compact square cricket scoreboard measures just 32 × 32 cm. Despite its small physical dimensions, the…
Portable Outdoor Cricket Scoreboard 64 × 32 cm
A Simple Scoreboard for Cricket Clubs Our 64 × 32 cm outdoor digital cricket scoreboard is designed for clubs that need a large, easy-to-operate scoring display without a separate Target section. Runs, Wickets and Overs are shown sequentially on the same display. Each value remains visible for approximately two seconds before changing to the next….
Cricket Scoreboard with Rotating Runs, Wickets and Overs
Discover a 64 × 48 cm digital cricket scoreboard with a separate Target display and automatically rotating Runs, Wickets and Overs.
Digital Cricket Scoreboard for Runs, Wickets and Overs
A large digital cricket scoreboard measuring 64 × 48 cm (25.2 × 18.9 inches). The scoreboard displays Runs, Wickets and Overs in a clear, highly visible format. Do You Really Need a Target Display? Not every cricket club needs a scoreboard containing every possible match statistic. For clubs primarily interested in displaying Runs, Wickets and…
Digital Cricket Scoreboard with Target Display- 64 × 64 cm
A Larger Digital Cricket Scoreboard for Better Visibility When spectators are positioned further from the boundary, a small scoreboard may not provide the visibility a club needs. Our 64 × 64 cm digital cricket scoreboard provides a larger display while remaining portable. The scoreboard consists of two main sections. The upper 64 × 16 cm…
Portable Digital Cricket Scoreboard with Runs, Wickets, Overs and Target
A digital cricket scoreboard does not have to be enormous, permanently installed or complicated to operate.
Our 32 × 64 cm four-display cricket scoreboard is designed as a practical option for community clubs, junior cricket, schools and local competitions.
The scoreboard contains four individual 32 × 16 cm outdoor P10 LED displays showing the four important match values: Runs, Wickets, Overs and Target.
Using separate displays means spectators do not have to wait for information to rotate onto the screen.
Digital object counter DIY kit
We are now selling CD4026 and CD4029 up and down counter modules. This kit is based on my previous tutorial on 'digital object counter'. I had published the tutorial under 'minibread' category. Please check the tutorial. Digital object counter In that tutorial, you can see that there is only one seven segment display and there...
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Assembly Tutorial- 3 Digits – Digital object counter DIY kit
We are now selling CD4026 and CD4029 up and down counter modules. This page shows you how to assemble three digit digital object counter. If you are looking for 2 digit digital object counter please see this page. If you are interested in knowing about this 3 digit counter, please check this page. The counter...
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3 digits – digital object counter DIY kit
Two digits – Digital object counter DIY kit is one of the most popular kits designed by BuildCircuit. The kit is very popular among electronics beginners and intermediate circuit players.
How does an FM transmitter DIY Kit work
A single-transistor FM transmitter DIY kit is a simple electronic circuit that allows you to broadcast an audio signal wirelessly using frequency modulation (FM). Such kits are popular among electronics enthusiasts and hobbyists due to their simplicity and educational value. Let’s break down the working of a typical single-transistor FM transmitter: Components: Transistor: The heart…
DIY KIT 19- Remote Operated Musical Bell DIY Kit
Remote operated musical bell is one of the interesting experiments every electronics hobbyist would like to make. We have made a very simple remote-operated musical bell DIY kit that requires your half an hour labor to make it work. It uses CD4017 decade counter, UM66 or BT66 musical chip and TSOP4838 infrared sensor as its…
Basic trigger module for up down counters
The ‘basic trigger module’ works as a basic controller for up and down counters or seven-segment display drivers. It has 3 switches for up count, down count, and reset. Up switch increases the count and down switch decreases the count and the reset switch resets the count to zero. How does it work ? All...
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DIY KIT 44 – FM Transmitter DIY kit using 3 transistors
This is yet another FM transmitter DIY kit for beginners and hobbyists. It is slightly different from our previous FM transmitters. It has 3 NPN transistors and the transmission range is around 50-100 meters. It is an enhanced wireless microphone with excellent transmission quality. The voice transmitted by the microphone can be heard using an…
Arduino project 60- Arduino based thermostat and relay
In this tutorial, we will build a thermostat to independently activate and deactivate any domestic device depending on the temperature. We will be able to display the temperature and the activation status of the device connected to the relay on the 16×2 LCD display. Moreover, on the sketch we can modify the temperature, detected by…
Single digit common anode up and down counters/drivers for seven segments displays
Main points: Seven segment displays are available in different sizes. We have designed six different drivers for COMMON ANODE seven-segment displays. The drivers are available for 1.2″, 1.8", 2.3″, 3″, 4″, and 5″ seven-segment displays. The single-digit drivers work with SCORE1, SCORE2, and SCORE3 modules of Scoreduino app. The module can be triggered with NE555,...
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DIY KIT 15- Remote Tester electronic DIY kit with 2 LEDs
This is a simple do-it-yourself (DIY) remote operated switch. You can use this simple kit to turn ON/OFF a pair of LEDs. This has been designed basically as a learning kit. With this kit, you may learn about TSOP4838 infrared sensor and CD4017 versatile IC.
TSIR04 – 4 Channel Outputs- 4 optically Isolated Inputs USB Relay Module
TSIR04 is a USB relay with optically isolated inputs and OLED display and temperature sensor port. It allows computer control switching of external devices by using the USB port of your computer. The communication medium also can be changed easily. Replace the USBBee module with a WiFiBee, it becomes a WIFI relay. It will be a Bluetooth relay when…