So a student in my course told me to go here for some help with
my Electronics Workbench project. Trying to get a Divider to divide by 60 using JKFlip Flops. I seem to have it working here with the 5 but when I add a 6th everything goes bad. Any advice? Here is what I got so far.

 

A frequency divider? To tell you the truth the schematic is half-hazardly placed, making it difficult to follow the signal flow. Typically one tries to get a left-to-right signal flow in schematics. What is your plan do divide by 60, and what is this schematic supposed to do?

 

The 7476 is a JK-FF. 30 isn't a power of 2 and therefore you can't count it easilly with FFs.
Why don't you try a Counter IC? Have it count up to 15 and then use that ripple to clock a D-FF.

Is that clear?

 

Seven j-k flip flops will do a divide by 60.

on edit ... added block diagram

 

Ok, the Counter IC is something I havent worked with yet but after learning up on it sounds like its a lot simpler then the FF way. Im going to try and work with that and see if I can get it to work. Ill get back

 

The counter is simpler. Is this a class exercise or just build a /60 divider?

If you haven't learned counters yet, and it's a class exercise, you might have to return to the j-k flip-flop version.