How to make a binary clock: design (part 1)

Want to make an Arduino project a bit more complicated than blink? In today's episode of House of Hacks, Harley starts a project on how to make a binary clock. This project will use an Arduino and be presented in multiple parts. Today, the first part will be the overall requirements and design. In future videos, the software, circuit and finishing it off with an enclosure will be covered. All the information to make this project: https://www.house-of-hacks.com/p/ardu... If you just want to buy one: https://amzn.to/3eGXFVD (Amazon affiliate link) Get a digital version of my new Arduino poster by signing up for the House of Hacks newsletter: https://list-optin.house-of-hacks.com... Or a printed copy of my Arduino poster can be bought on the House of Hacks store: http://store.house-of-hacks.com Here at House of Hacks we do tutorials, project overviews, tool reviews and more related to making things around the home and shop. Generally this involves wood and metal working, electronics, photography and other similar things. If this sounds interesting to you, you may subscribe at https://goo.gl/0wxKv7 If you’re interested in learning more about the House of Hacks' values, here’s a playlist for you:    • About House of Hacks   And here’s the most recent video: https://goo.gl/uVXA8I Here's a list of the tools I use in the shop: https://www.house-of-hacks.com/p/tool... For a written transcript, go to https://www.house-of-hacks.com/2020/0... 0:00 Project introduction 0:59 Welcome and about House of Hacks 1:19 Description of BCD 2:14 BCD for binary clocks 3:05 Project requirements 4:02 Controlling the LEDs 5:45 Tracking the time 6:18 Adjusting the time 7:23 Arduino selection Music under Creative Commons License By Attribution 3.0. Intro/Exit: "Hot Swing" by Kevin MacLeod at http://incompetech.com