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7 segment gear indicator

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Does anyone have a circuit drawing/diagram of the LED gear position indicator. I searched and didnt find much here. I found a good diagram a few days ago on Google but cant find it now:mad:. Any help is appreciated.
 
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Hahaha 8 gears? Right on! That'll get the little 450 humming :rolleyes:

Andre, I haven't seen those before although I wasn't looking either... I've become quite attached to my 6 digit gear position indicator :)

However, looking at the auction details shows it's only for 5 speed bikes, N through 5, whereas my 450 has 6 and the Acewell has a neutral light.

This is one I have seen though that I did initially contemplate early on:

http://www.gs400.de/gearp.html

Even though it's in German the circuit layout etc. is easy to understand and it would be very simple to make.
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Link in this has one.
 
Garand1 said:
Does anyone have a circuit drawing/diagram of the LED gear position indicator. I searched and didnt find much here. I found a good diagram a few days ago on Google but cant find it now:mad:. Any help is appreciated.
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Have you tried searching your history?
 
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