Reread post #55. Try it without the load, you should see the LEDs come on one and a time (and only one at a time).
What is the point of R49,C42, R43,C36? There is nothing like that in the schematic I drew. You don't need them. Get rid of them and tie the reset pins to Vcc.
R47 can be removed, it isn't doing anything.
Pin 11 should have a capacitor on it (it was in my schematic).
Get rid of R29, it wasn't in my schematic.
Look, I drew a working schematic. Try it as is before going your own ways. I assume you are breadboarding this. I know both 555 and circuits, please use it as drawn. I am positive mine will work, yours I'm not so sure of.
Use the top schematic. Eliminate the relays, R1,R2, and the driver transistors, and tie a simple LED/resistor to the output of each timer to see when it is on. Each LED will light, and when it turns off the next one will light. When you have this working then add the power components.
What is the point of R49,C42, R43,C36? There is nothing like that in the schematic I drew. You don't need them. Get rid of them and tie the reset pins to Vcc.
R47 can be removed, it isn't doing anything.
Pin 11 should have a capacitor on it (it was in my schematic).
Get rid of R29, it wasn't in my schematic.
Look, I drew a working schematic. Try it as is before going your own ways. I assume you are breadboarding this. I know both 555 and circuits, please use it as drawn. I am positive mine will work, yours I'm not so sure of.
Use the top schematic. Eliminate the relays, R1,R2, and the driver transistors, and tie a simple LED/resistor to the output of each timer to see when it is on. Each LED will light, and when it turns off the next one will light. When you have this working then add the power components.
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