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Reusing Meteor Light Microcontroller to Animate a DIY LED Medal

I've repurposed the PIC12-like microcontroller from a meteor light (Shower LED Lights from Robert Dyas) to animate the surface mount LEDs that I've soldered into a medal kit from The Works. I had to trace the connections of the meteor light PCB in order to figure out how the SMD LEDs should be connected. Due to the size constraints, I've opted for a 2-layer PCB design. To avoid mucking about with chemicals or waiting for a PCB service to deliver 10 boards, I've instead prototyped the design by sticking copper slug tape to two layers of paper. The LEDs are soldered directly to the copper tape -- where necessary I've had to cut holes in the top paper layer to solder to the copper strips in the 2nd layer. The microcontroller and LEDs in the medal kit are powered with a CR2032 The Big Clive videos that inspired this project: Everything you didn't want to know about Chinese meteor lights.    • Everything you didn't want to know about C...   Make DIY meteor lights with multiple effects.    • Make DIY meteor lights with multiple effects.   Make a Kryptonite pendant.    • Make a Kryptonite pendant.