DIY gate remote opener for under 50$

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  • Опубліковано 25 кві 2017
  • I decided to make a system for as cheap as possible and still as good as possible. I wanted it to be reliable, good looking and cheap.
    Price for the parts is roughly around 30$.
    I used cheap Arduino clones of eBay, Arduino modules with relays, a reciver module with remote, some LED's and a finished warning light enclosure. None of those cost more the 5$ per piece.
    Everything else was made by me.
    Hope you will get a similar idea and share you work and enjoy the video!
    Here are some links for buying the parts:
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  • @Pinyoo81
    @Pinyoo81 4 роки тому +9

    Great job!
    The only thing I would do differently, I would use a motorbike sprocket and a motorbike chain for longevity. Just cut the chain open, lay it straight and weld on the bottom where your rail is. With some grease that'll last longer than the aluminium rail.
    Thanks for the video!

    • @Derpherppington
      @Derpherppington 10 місяців тому

      Motorbike like a moped scooter 125cc? Or motorcycle ?

  • @iamdjsluggo
    @iamdjsluggo 6 років тому +4

    Wow! Great job Sir. I even like the home made hand break (sheet metal bender ).

  • @wherenaud2name
    @wherenaud2name 5 років тому +3

    This is a very nice setup. Thanks for the idea.

  • @MaliLjutko5053
    @MaliLjutko5053 6 років тому +2

    I always knew you are brilliant! Thumbs up and looking forward to your new projects! 😉

  • @raycedalton2107
    @raycedalton2107 3 роки тому

    Bravo! Ingenuity, patience, skill(s). Not to toot my own horn BUT, I once used a scooping implement to remove and relocate a section of terraforma to create what is called a "ditch".

  • @josephlaiter7371
    @josephlaiter7371 6 років тому +1

    Great job !!!!!! Very clean and smooth

  • @archamedesgadafi7181
    @archamedesgadafi7181 6 років тому +6

    Mate, that is epic.

  • @adammccoy5450
    @adammccoy5450 3 роки тому

    Nice job, beautiful gate.

  • @mdk4218
    @mdk4218 6 років тому +1

    That is a great setup. Thumbs UP!

  • @SafeguardControlsLLC
    @SafeguardControlsLLC 6 років тому

    Are you kidding me! That's awesome!

  • @ocdtechtalk
    @ocdtechtalk 5 років тому +1

    I install gate motors professionally. Other than some safety protection you did a great job. I would also put in some position logic so you know where the gate position is, and an easy override should you loose power, slip clutch. Great job.

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  5 років тому

      Thanks! What would a position logic do me for? I have an open and close switches and end switches

  • @JokeIngDude
    @JokeIngDude 4 роки тому

    Very nice man, when I will try to make my adaptation of this I will upload a video of the result. Cheap and efficient :)

  • @clintdrinkard4071
    @clintdrinkard4071 5 років тому +2

    You did an awesome job on the gte opener. That is amazing. I have never built RF remote control board as you did for this. Is there anyway you could email me the instructions on how to assemble the board you made. KEEP UP THE AWESOME WORK MAN

  • @christopherpike9907
    @christopherpike9907 4 роки тому

    One word....awesome !

  • @jlelobservador5565
    @jlelobservador5565 6 років тому

    GREAT my Friend Congratulations big project

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому

      +j l el observador thanks mate! I appreciate it.
      I got some new videos coming up, I just now you're gonna like 'em

  • @deltabravo58
    @deltabravo58 6 років тому +2

    nice job!

  • @danijmartinez
    @danijmartinez 5 років тому

    one word: BADASS!!!!

  • @soshbogdanov6426
    @soshbogdanov6426 6 років тому

    Nicely Done ... Great Job.

  • @MGszamanVlog
    @MGszamanVlog 3 роки тому

    Hi can super idea . Can I use Your video to my compilation of best gates ideas on my channel ?

  • @heroknaderi
    @heroknaderi 4 роки тому +1

    You are incredible thanks 🙏

  • @dubravkobertic7998
    @dubravkobertic7998 7 років тому +2

    Awesome!

  • @Perfectone99
    @Perfectone99 6 років тому

    Well done!!

  • @unclegrandpah8400
    @unclegrandpah8400 6 років тому

    Good job!!👌

  • @mond000
    @mond000 4 роки тому

    Love this!

  • @alexadnan77
    @alexadnan77 6 років тому

    man this is wonderful

  • @carolkati
    @carolkati 4 роки тому +2

    Great job.
    But...I wonder if it wasn't better to weld a chain along instead of making 100 holes?

  • @sendogansenli6365
    @sendogansenli6365 6 років тому

    Good job

  • @07Holo1639
    @07Holo1639 5 років тому +1

    Great Job. by any chance do you happen to have the schematics for this? would love to see a diagram. also how did you come up with the code? Im a beginner in this and looking to do some projects

  • @jimthompson717
    @jimthompson717 6 років тому +34

    You had me at $50.
    (But you lost me at welding)

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому +4

      No need to go with the welding path. Instead, use bolts to connect the whole thing

    • @cipry1010
      @cipry1010 4 роки тому

      @@idiy8074 what about the code,can you share it?i have some problems implementing end switches

  • @ph4rddesciple719
    @ph4rddesciple719 6 років тому +2

    I like the music

  • @tj697
    @tj697 5 років тому

    just wondering, does it locks on its on or you'll still have to manually lock it?

  • @nikolaantunovic6100
    @nikolaantunovic6100 5 років тому

    Please i’m good at any mehanical work but can you make a tutorial of these elektro stuff bonding and everyting?

  • @ativegh9467
    @ativegh9467 5 років тому

    Nice job !! I do same project now but loking for safety IR sensort( of course DIY) ... Any idea?

  • @dmtycn
    @dmtycn 4 роки тому

    Great job, I prefer a one button control board with limit set. Is that 2 limit swiths works well now?

  • @comoelitamelendez8467
    @comoelitamelendez8467 4 роки тому

    Thank you! :)

  • @sepoldj
    @sepoldj 4 роки тому +1

    I'm thinking about doing a similar project but I wanna use ESP8266 or 32 instead of Arduino.
    Have you thought about including a current sensor (they are cheap) to know when the motor is consuming to much current and make a protection for the motor itself (overload) and for an object/person/animal which can be stopping the gate?
    Btw, nice job ;)

  • @puroboricua
    @puroboricua 5 років тому

    Any schematics on the electronics that you can provide. Thank you

  • @jakeknapp8287
    @jakeknapp8287 4 роки тому +1

    3Yr check-in, how does it hold up? I'm looking into building my own.

  • @free_thinkerr
    @free_thinkerr 3 роки тому

    Wow great work, can u please tell me which motor did u use it looks like a windshield motor.

  • @shivamshrotriy
    @shivamshrotriy 3 роки тому

    Clean👌

  • @andrewdavis9021
    @andrewdavis9021 6 років тому +1

    Great build. FWIW i would change it to only use a single button for open, stop and close all you need to do is know the current and last state. also did you program any homing sequence to allow for if gate is manually opened and then powered on?
    Also i would add in an opto input to not allow closing while the beam is interrupted, but then that would probably make this a $65 build:)

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому +1

      +Andrew Davis No homing option, but that is a good idea I just might implement. I went with a two button option so I can choose the direction of movement. You know when sometimes you close the gate halfway and then you realize you need to open it from whatever reason.... Or just if you want to play with it the entire afternoon because you can :D
      I said to myself a long time ago, no safety triggers on the gate. If something or someone gets in the line of movement, there's gonna be some damage! And suddenly when people know it's not gonna stop, they're really careful about it ;)

  • @aussiemanlyman2138
    @aussiemanlyman2138 6 років тому +15

    Instead of using a rail, why didn't you use the bike chain. Bolt to gate at one end, and a tensioning thread at other end. We use them in Australia for commercial gates as you don't need to be so accurate about the rail meting the sprocket. The motor has two idle sprockets lower then the drive, chain goes under idle, up over drive then under second idle. As you said, you needed the springs as the gate lifted up. You don't with chains, and a lot of the gates are not perfectly straight, and a lot of the rails o he ground are not perfectly level. Chain doesn't care. Nice work. Keep it up.

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому +5

      Yeah, that was an option. I just didn't like the idea of having my chain hanging across the entire fence. More of a personal choice than anything. If I had a few bike chains, I'd probably rather welded them together on a single long bracket to get a rail. And, also, wanted to know if the rail that I can make for cheap will hold up, cause I had no idea :D

    • @daitedve1984
      @daitedve1984 6 років тому +1

      Chain suxx in terms of "protection": child can use simple stick to remove chain from the cogwheel - viola, your gate can be opened by wind! :)

    • @staplejats
      @staplejats 5 років тому +3

      Suggest removing simple child with stick. Viola.

    • @BJCP
      @BJCP 4 роки тому

      I like how this sounds, I'm having a hard time picturing the setup. Would I be able to get a photo of the setup?

  • @ironspider9026
    @ironspider9026 5 років тому

    Is it possible to use gravity as force and get rid of motor and it's power costs?

  • @Derpherppington
    @Derpherppington 10 місяців тому

    Exactly what I need except I need to build everything including the gate and rail and footing for the rail to sit on, or pay large amount for someone eles to do

  • @jimthompson717
    @jimthompson717 6 років тому

    Yes, I have used many bolts and much angle iron over the years.

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому

      Nice to hear that...

  • @marioesposito4159
    @marioesposito4159 3 роки тому +1

    Hi, I like your project so much. I have some questions for you:
    - Is the motor self-locking? (can you open/close it easily by hand?)
    - why did you use a 4channel relay module? 2ch would be enough, wouldn't it?
    - how much does the gate weitgh?
    Thanks in advance for your answers

  • @jeremynicoletti9060
    @jeremynicoletti9060 8 місяців тому

    impressive

  • @jimdrak5940
    @jimdrak5940 3 роки тому

    Good for you. Good construction ... but in case you want to open it with your hands? How is the gear disengaged?

  • @grahambate3384
    @grahambate3384 4 роки тому

    Gr8 build

  • @alexanderho4160
    @alexanderho4160 3 роки тому

    awesome

  • @gopesabasenoo3247
    @gopesabasenoo3247 7 років тому +4

    Great project! Am going to do a similar gate automation. Could you plz post ebay links of the items used? Thx

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  7 років тому +1

      gopesa basenoo thanks! I advise you to take a crack at it, it's great to see it at work. I've added some links bellow. If I forgot something, let me know

    • @gopesabasenoo3247
      @gopesabasenoo3247 7 років тому

      wat are the specs of the 4 ch relay switch & link plz.thx

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  7 років тому

      gopesa basenoo these relays are pretty common, and it will work just fine. All specs are in the link.
      Looking forward to see your project!
      Relay link www.ebay.com/itm/401237960337

    • @victormartinez7697
      @victormartinez7697 6 років тому

      Did u weld the bolt on the rail?

  • @fredymredy
    @fredymredy 3 роки тому

    i had the same idea with the windshield motor, i was thinking to weld an old motor bike chain for the rail to open/close the door, but i stuck at the remote control, i don't know how to use arduino or to code ( i wont need anything fancy with the LED light) if anyone can help me with the parts that i need.

  • @contractorvegas5384
    @contractorvegas5384 6 років тому

    Bought mine on a buy trade sell webpage for 50 bucks, bought two remotes 35 each and made it work after my fence guy added the arm to mount the chain to

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому

      You have a fence guy?

  • @farkasroman
    @farkasroman Рік тому

    Great , have a question : what is now with it ? After 5 years . Work the same ?

  • @balintkis3588
    @balintkis3588 4 роки тому

    Hello! could you update the links to the ingredients? Thanks a lot.

  • @balanandrei395
    @balanandrei395 Рік тому

    Nice, but i wan't to change the switches with hall sensors

  • @taffythegreat1986
    @taffythegreat1986 6 років тому

    Well done not a bad job. My only concern would be the studded bars where the sprocket wheel engages. Wouldn't it wear and then throw off the engagement off the wheel?

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому +1

      +David Davies nope! It doesn't make enough force to do so, and they're quite short which in return makes them stronger, then a longer one would be

  • @RajatKumar-dt9gr
    @RajatKumar-dt9gr 5 років тому +4

    hey bro can u send more detail instruction on this and codding used

    • @podhiambo2010
      @podhiambo2010 3 роки тому

      I am also interested in coding an instructions

    • @bobross5839
      @bobross5839 3 роки тому

      Same here can u please send the details to us or post them on here some where

  • @doogieextreme2330
    @doogieextreme2330 4 роки тому

    can you send me the schemetic of that circuit plz
    ??

  • @youcenon
    @youcenon 3 роки тому

    Great 👍

  • @ojithlaknanda9136
    @ojithlaknanda9136 4 роки тому

    plz tell me how push button and stop the gate i can`t write that programme so can you send me that plz

  • @adeshrathod5652
    @adeshrathod5652 3 роки тому

    Can you provide the first and last link again its not showing anything on that link

  • @SiriusLD
    @SiriusLD 2 роки тому

    What kind of relay did you use?

  • @breadoflifemeditationandhe466
    @breadoflifemeditationandhe466 5 років тому

    please I will love to have the circuit diagram

  • @pipipi2303
    @pipipi2303 6 років тому

    that's great!. I'll try to do a similar automatic gate. I checked all above of link, but the first link died so can you send to me again that first link? thank you so much

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому +1

      hey man! sorry about the link, but it doesn't work for me also... Seller probably closed or changed the product. If I remember correctly, that was an Arduino Uno or Nano, a cloned one for ~2$. Good luck, get back to me if I can give you a hand, I'd like to see your project come alive!

  • @hasithabandara3
    @hasithabandara3 2 роки тому

    Great job sir,im doing same project now with helping your video. But coding part is difficult to me. can share your code please.thank you.

  • @TragicGameplay
    @TragicGameplay 4 роки тому

    hello is there any way to get into contact with you about this?

  • @breadoflifemeditationandhe466
    @breadoflifemeditationandhe466 4 роки тому +1

    great but sir, we need the code for arduino and circuit diagram for the wiring

  • @supermanotorious
    @supermanotorious 6 років тому

    Could you add a wifi receiver to the "arduino" to operate from your smartphone?

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому

      Of course! Use it with the remote controle function or without, just with a phone.

  • @123dodo4
    @123dodo4 4 роки тому

    does it need programming? 3:12 is kinda looks like it needed. and what arduino should i buy?

    • @123dodo4
      @123dodo4 4 роки тому

      also can you update the parts links or just put the type of transistors thingys on the list?

  • @martinseoane3397
    @martinseoane3397 4 роки тому

    Hi! someone can explain what kind of engine used? technicals description please. Thanks

  • @edkoga7321
    @edkoga7321 6 років тому +2

    FYI the difference between a fence & a gate is...........?...........gates move. And now you know!

  • @eremes91
    @eremes91 7 років тому +1

    hi bro, can you please do tutorial for dual gate open type? i really need auto gate for better safety but couldn't afford to hire autogate company.. last resort is DIY

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  7 років тому

      Nature Fallin' what would exactly mean dual gate? Two gates at once or two gates on one remote?

    • @eremes91
      @eremes91 7 років тому

      iDIY i mean, 1 gate that open both side left and right but not the slide type. like a Bar door in old cowboy movie.. Sorry for bad english..

  • @geovannisarabia9943
    @geovannisarabia9943 6 років тому

    Genios

  • @pratheeklondhe799
    @pratheeklondhe799 6 років тому

    hello..could you plz provide me the link for the right motor..plz

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому +1

      Hi, no link there. I had it laying around. If it helps, any old car wipers motor will do great

  • @notused1503
    @notused1503 6 років тому +6

    7:18

  • @grandinosour
    @grandinosour 6 років тому

    In snow, you will need to opt for a chain style mechanism.

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому

      Snow isn't an issue, but ice is. Still, the problem is in the rail and wheels, it derails when icy. How does a chain help with that?

  • @soldavid3780
    @soldavid3780 5 років тому

    Hi Sir,
    I am from the Philippines.
    We have a sliding steel fence gate in our home and was thinking to improve it by making it automatic gate using a button or a wireless switch. Then while googling, I saw several versions but when I came across your video, I did like it than the others. Would you kindly help me with the schematic or circuit diagram as well as the code for the arduino? I'd like to do it the same as what you did like when i just want to open / close the gate halfway by pressing the same button.
    I have a little knowledge on programming and electronics. I can learn the arduino by looking at many tutorials but it'll take me some time.
    I hope this will reach your attention. God bless and more good stuffs to share.
    Thanks,
    Sol

  • @pratheeklondhe799
    @pratheeklondhe799 6 років тому

    what about the manual control incase of power failure..as far as i know you cannot rotate the wiper motor manually.what say?

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому

      I agree with you, you can't rotate it manually :) Power failure is not an issue, cause I have a backup 12V battery in the fuse box connected to that line. But if the motor fails, that gate won't open until I take it apart.
      I'd be happy to see somebody come up with an inexpensive design for that

    • @andrewdavis9021
      @andrewdavis9021 6 років тому

      if there is enough travel in the spring tension mounts, then the backup option would be to stand on the box (looks sturdy enough) this would dis-engage the sprocket and allow the gate to be pushed freely.

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому +1

      Well, you would have to step on it pretty hard, but it would do. There's enough travel on the springs to do that and it's definitely sturdy enough to stay intact. Great idea Andrew!
      For those who wan't a more professional device then stepping on it with your body weight :) could do a system with a lever where you can lower the hight of the entire motor to unlock it from the gate

    • @holmes1956O
      @holmes1956O 5 років тому

      iDIY just use a ups power supply to back up the 120 volt circuit. I use one for my sump pump works great if the power goes out the ups takes over automatically then goes back to hibernation when power comes on

  • @1994hvm
    @1994hvm 6 років тому

    please share to connect electronics items with each other ??????

  • @pratheeklondhe799
    @pratheeklondhe799 6 років тому

    What is the range of the rote system??

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому

      +pratheek londhe within visual range, about 50 m. I'm between 5 floor buildings, so when a building is blocking the signal it won't work.
      It would probably go more if not opstructed from all sides like me

  • @purge98
    @purge98 5 років тому

    I think I would have tried to use power mosfets instead of old fashioned relays. The whole unit bar motor would then be solid state and far more reliable. The relays will eventually get humidity ingress and fail.
    Great job though.

    • @SeanHodgins
      @SeanHodgins 4 роки тому

      Automotive relays see drastic changes in humidity and moisture and last basically forever.

  • @gianlucacorallo7000
    @gianlucacorallo7000 6 років тому

    Good job but very slow. In Argentina for $200 usd you can buy a ppa jet and the speed Is awesome

  • @MFA-Marcelo
    @MFA-Marcelo 5 років тому +2

    Nuce job but $50 no way. Plus with all the time a oerson will to figure it out all the electronic set up and parts and time. They better go to work and pay for a unit ;)

    • @nickys5578
      @nickys5578 4 роки тому

      yeah it is $50 in used material maybe but the tools and experience needed to build one (even with this video) is well worth the $400 to buy one with a warranty. I would spend time doing things like this because I have the tools and the know how on a lot.
      BUT if I was planning, Building, Welding, adjusting and programming this for someone I am charging $400 while you can get cheap ones on ebay for $200. but this is custom made and if you are already a fixit person who happens to know Arduino as well and have nothing to do or have 'The urge' then it is well worth it.
      Remember factor in your time as well!! You time and effort count even if you spend 3 hours doing something you have to undo and it is SUPPOSE to be easy and done in 30 min. Think of it as your employer (you) paying for training or even if yo mess up if you worked those hours your boss still has to pay you. Even if yo u mess up so bad you get fired your boss has to pay you for the hours you worked.

  • @bulklogan539
    @bulklogan539 4 роки тому

    Pretty easy to jump over it or cart wheel over it.

  • @jackassm9008
    @jackassm9008 4 роки тому

    Should of just used delay timer for the relays

  • @lecobra418
    @lecobra418 4 роки тому

    Great project but I suck at electronics I wouldn't be able to properly wire up that PCB...

  • @muntean9010
    @muntean9010 6 років тому +1

    Hi, Could you please provide the code you used for this?

    • @stasstas2582
      @stasstas2582 6 років тому

      I'm interested too, coz autogate company too expensive for me...

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому +1

      +Stas S I can send you the code, but you will run into issues if you don't know how arduino works. And if you do know, aren't you better of writing your own code so it suits your needs?
      Because, the code for this is pretty basic.

    • @AustinAirCo
      @AustinAirCo 6 років тому

      It would be easier to just mod a garage door opener to slide your gate back an forth. All the electronics plus the opener come with it, you would just have to mod it to use it for your purpose.

    • @matthews9191
      @matthews9191 6 років тому

      iDIY any chance you could send me the code for this? Have been trying myself for weeks but very new to coding.

    • @123dodo4
      @123dodo4 4 роки тому

      @@idiy8074 can you just post it on the description

  • @jameswhite9237
    @jameswhite9237 7 років тому +1

    Good job why not use bicycle chain and tig weld it on the gate

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  7 років тому

      James White that would be my next thing to do if this thing didn't work as I don't own a tig welder...

  • @saleTGW
    @saleTGW 6 років тому

    Can you open this gate by your hand?
    Because I would like to close it and drive away, not to close it and getting out of car to lock it..

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому

      You can't open it. Motors reduction system is the one that's giving a lot of pull power to it. The same power stops you from pushing the gate open.

    • @saleTGW
      @saleTGW 6 років тому

      iDIY Thank you :)

  • @TheUncannyNightcrawler
    @TheUncannyNightcrawler 6 років тому

    Can you please tell me the required motor specification

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому

      Don't take it with a 100% certainty, because there aren't real and exact specs. But what I could gather, mine is a 12/24V DC wipper motor with around 70 Nm of torque at 12V. If i remember correctly it runs around 60 rpm on 12V.
      If it can help, something like this will do
      1 pcs Front Windscreen Wiper Motor For Audi A3/Skoda Seat Passat/VW New Beetle Golf Bora
      s.aliexpress.com/3ARBnIzq?fromSns

    • @TheUncannyNightcrawler
      @TheUncannyNightcrawler 6 років тому

      iDIY thanks man

  • @vernonstoltz7778
    @vernonstoltz7778 6 років тому

    Hi, can you please send me a wiring diagram and code? Great job!!!

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому

      Loved to, but I lost it somewhere in the digital mess. I'll do another one of these and a full tutorial on it. Just be patient

    • @CrystalMystic
      @CrystalMystic 3 роки тому

      @@idiy8074 Good job brother, I was wondering if you have already done a full tutorial video 🤔

  • @afsalk8495
    @afsalk8495 6 років тому

    Price ethraya

  • @mandeepmails
    @mandeepmails 5 років тому

    Hello iDIY
    great video. have few simple questions, please answer
    is 12v stepper motor 60RPM a better choice ?
    what is the weight of the gate (in KG) ?
    motor torque/load nm / watt ?
    can i use 600watt drill machine motor ?
    if yes to above, any ready made h-bridge-driver you suggest ? L298A for example only suitable for few?
    i tried this with MQTT/Wi-Fi/tasmota-on-nodemcu/nodered.........but the car-power-window-motor gets super slow with L298A hbridge
    any help or suggestions. thanks in advance

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  5 років тому

      You can do it without a bridge just to see what motor would be good for you. I think if you would like some speed, a 24V windscreen wiper motor would be the best. Think buses, big rigs...
      Wiper motors are stronger and faster, that's why. And you can regulate the speed through the bridge, if you want to

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  5 років тому +1

      Weight of the gate, I guess, is around 400 lbs... Give or take
      Motor is 24V DC wiper motor, ~70 rpm and about 70 foot pounds of torque

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  5 років тому +1

      A 600W drill motor is designed for speed. So when you put some weight on it, it looses speed and power. You need a motor designed for torque. They are generally slower, but I doubt it that you need more then a 150 rpm

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  5 років тому +1

      About the bridge, not sure. Can't remember what I used. I'm assuming you mean L298n not "a".
      I drives up to 2A, which might be to weak for you. Depends on the weight of the gate.
      Throw some numbers at me, I'll give you a hand with the plans if you'd like

    • @mandeepmails
      @mandeepmails 5 років тому

      iDIY car power window (glass up-down) motor 12v,
      weight of the gate (less than 350 pounds)

  • @johnstorton
    @johnstorton 6 років тому

    Great video!! , But could you, like, maybe change the visualization to G-Force er sumthin'? ;)

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому

      +John Storton I have no idea what are you talking about :)

    • @johnstorton
      @johnstorton 6 років тому +1

      It was a joke. - I'm grooving on the music, but ignoring the video. G-Force is visualization (a program that paints the screen with psychedelic, swirly moving patterns).
      BTW:
      Thanks for the video. I did get ideas from it on how to build a gate that would work in my particular situation.

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому +1

      Glad to hear that. As James White wrote, if you can, use a bike chain and weld it to the gate. It saves a ton of time! I had some extra back then, but now, I'd take the chain option

  • @1994hvm
    @1994hvm 6 років тому

    If somebody is in middle of gate how will you stop the running gate.??

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  6 років тому

      +Harsh Mistry you won't. That's the point. I wanted to make it a way that you don't wan't to be in the way

    • @smartdeco8074
      @smartdeco8074 6 років тому

      iDIY so if a toddler happens to be in the way it'll teach it not to be in the way once and for all.
      That feature should be easy enough to add onto the existing system. A laser based power cutoff is the simplest I can think of.
      Save the toddlers!

  • @reyzukkidee
    @reyzukkidee 7 років тому +1

    That's a great project. Sir can you send me the circuit diagram and the bill of materials of that project because we are making our thesis and i really like your design. so I decided to selected your project design hope you help me. thank you

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  7 років тому +1

      I don't really have a circuit diagram because it's very simple.
      Relays, switches, transistors are connected to the arduino and everything is programmed in there.
      And the bill of materials depends from country to country and where you purchase yours.
      I think it would cause more confusion then help if I send you mine, which I don't even have by the way...

    • @idiy8074
      @idiy8074  7 років тому

      reyzukki Dee hey man, no schematics found... Sorry, you're going to have to come up with one. Let me know if you need help

    • @1994hvm
      @1994hvm 6 років тому +1

      iDIY sir kindly upload hoy to connect circuit because its totally out of my knowledge ..

  • @fladoodel
    @fladoodel 2 роки тому

    If only it was a little faster

  • @gerryroberts458
    @gerryroberts458 6 років тому

    Sorry, but the first link doesn't work.......

  • @nirashadilrukshi287
    @nirashadilrukshi287 2 роки тому

    Plz give me arduino code