How to wire up a 6ch delay timer for dolls house

[Zero999]

Yes, I can see the funny side now. I was in a bit of a cranky mood yesterday. lol

I'd usually suggest using an Arduinio for something like this, as they're so easy, the average 12 year old could do it, but the OP has already demonstrated they're not willing to learn or can't.

[Andy698]

People like you only exist in dog shit?

[Andy698]

Help forum ha

[Mr. Scram]

That's all I need to no the rest I will deal wiv thankyou?

Please report back how things went.

[Andy698]

How it went you should no it's your forum?
Outstanding unbelievable totally  bizarre ?

[Zero999]

Help forum ha

That's right. You've figured something out for once. This is a help forum. It is not a do everything for you forum. One has to be willing to think for themselves to some extent, to gain anything from posting here.

How it went you should no it's your forum?
Outstanding unbelievable totally  bizarre ?

Don't believe me that this forum is helpful? Take a look at Ian.M's (one of the most prolific and helpful posters here) posting history and see hoe many thank yous he has received. Click on some of the threads, to see what questions they've asked and how they've effectively communicated with him, in order for him to assist them.
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/profile/?area=showposts;sa=thanked;u=104739

If you don't have time for this or can't do it, then why not just hire an electronics engineer to design the whole thing for you? If you do take this route, you need to be able to communicate to them exactly what you want, yet so far you haven't demonstrated you're able to do that.

[Mr. Scram]

How it went you should no it's your forum?
Outstanding unbelievable totally  bizarre ?

I meant how wiring up and turning on the delay timer for the first time went. Maybe you could even make a neat video of it

It's not my forum, by the way. I'm just passing by, learning as much as I can.

[Andy698]

It's quite clear to all your comments are patronising ?