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I had a 1 m pot that I pot in front of the 10k resistor, then I tried a 10k , 47k resistors, any thing larger than that the circuit wouldn't work or it would act funny.

I breadboard that circuit last weekend, and it didn't work, depending on the resistance that I would set on the pot, the second light would stay on for maybe a couple of seconds, to much resistance and both lights would turn on real dim, then once I would turn of the switch the the second light woul...

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Thanks again, I think you helped me on the this circuit before,

OK, The reason I thought that I needed to add a bigger capacitor is because when I changed it from a 22uf to a 10 uf capacitor the led stayed on for a 1/2 second .

thanks, here is a link to my circuit https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xk6dTF ... sp=sharing

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This is a circuit the you guys have had helped out in the past, Its a Schmidt trigger , C1 determines the time the circuit will stay on until other led turns on, Right now the circuit has a 2 second delay. I was wondering if there was a way that I could incorporate a trim pot and a bleeder resistor ...

Thanks again, that's is exactly what I was looking for,

What is an SSL?

One other thing, I was wondering if I could put the gate of the triac with the 1k resistor instead of the led, would that trigger the triac?

I will be pulling some amperage, up to 10 amps max,
Would I put the optocoupler where the leds would go?

I was wondering if there was a way to add a sensitive gate triac to this Schmitt trigger circuit. D2 is normally on. Press S1 and D2 turns off and D1 turns on and stays on for two seconds after switch is released. What I would like it do is instead of turning on and off an led, is turning on and off...

Thanks, This is exactly what I was looking for

I did the same thing but I couldn't find any circuits that would turn one light off and turn another light on, Im not really good at electronics, what I was really looking for is that the switch wasn't so sensitive and if there was a split second interruption it wouldn't switch the other light on.