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--- public:watches:watchwinder_python_code [24/05/22 07:19 BST] – gm4slv
+++ public:watches:watchwinder_python_code [09/03/25 16:33 GMT] (current) – ToDo checked: add some photos john
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 ====== Watchwinder  ======
-=== Home Brew Winder ===
+==== Home Brew Winder ====
-I built a simple watch-winder to keep automatic watches fully wound when not being worn. Mainly as a small project to play with a pyBoard and a servo motor.
+I built a simple watch-winder to keep automatic watches fully wound when not being worn. Mainly as a small project to play with a [[https://store.micropython.org/product/PYBv1.1H|pyBoard]] and a servo motor.
 A short piece of microPython makes the servo turn, first one direction, then then other, then a pause, at a speed that makes sure a watch is fully wound overnight. The speed depends on the required number of turns to achieve full-wind, which depends on the watch movement, and whether the movement winds in one or other, or both, rotational directions.
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-The pyBoard
+[[https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/pyboard/quickref.html|pyBoard Quick Reference]]
 {{:public:watches:pyboard.jpg?300|}}
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 {{:public:watches:winder_3.jpg?300|}}
-</WRAP>
+{{:public:watches:winder_4.jpg?300|}}
-=== more to come ===
+</WRAP>
-<todo #gm4slv:2022-05-24>add some photos</todo> FIXME
+<todo #john:2025-03-09>add some photos</todo>
-=== Code ===
+==== Python Code ====
 microPython  code for Pyboard to control continuous rotation servo.
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-==== tags ====
+{{tag>watch python}}
-{{tag>watches python}}