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How is the battery holding up now? Any issues?

Upgrade the firmware with OpenGD77. The audio leveling feature is fantastic.

Thanks for the noise test. I was going to get these for my ft817 radio tranceiver. That noise is a deal breaker

Had similar problems twice with my Panasonic TV. After all tries finally Panasonic service man had to come and change the switch board. Loosing trusting in Panasonic tv

I have the same issue but my cassette player works great with other cassette except for one, it has the same scratchy noise in the video. The cassette is in good condition and doesn’t have any scratches or damage. What can it be?

Would those XTAR batteries work well in a portable gaming console? Kinda worried about their noise.

I would have loved one of those back in the day. ❤☘️

Yo lo he montado pero de vez en cuando algunos led parpadean un poco y los puntos que estan entre los digitos de la hora y los minutos no parpadean , he revisado las soldaduras unas cuantas veces ,pero sigue igual ,no se que le puede pasar , un saludo

Just got my Parkside version today, its freeking great, the only thing I would want more (yes i am greedy) is a QI wireless charging pad as my iphone sits nicely on the top

Im late to the party, how did these last/perform? Anything better bang for the buck?

Would have been nice to see a side by side comparison with a Pinecil V2

The jet with wooden compressor is a Schreckling FD-3 64, designed by Kurt Schreckling.

Nice one, new subscriber here 👍

I wish I had the space to get back into doing retro computer repair, I simply do not have the option to create a setup to do so :(

Looks to me like a JBC C245 style tip - so you should be able to get tips in all forms/shapes you can dream of.

Technically stuff

I bought one of these recently, it's great. I have questions, though, it's such an intriguing device. I have a 10000mAh battery bank (for an iphone) that I charged with a parkside battery. That battery bank has 50 Wh of capacity, however my 4Ah Parkside battery has only 80 Wh of capacity. How can the size be so different (the parkside is much much larger than the bank). Do you know why? I only wish I had one of these adaptors when we had a power cut last year, I was stuck in the car for hours on end charging my phone... This is a game changer.

I've found lots of compaints about the WVC-1200. Have you had any problems with it in these last two years?

How many discharge cycles were used in your test? Is this a standalone battery tester or does it have a data interface so you can log current, voltage, temp over time.. or just Sponsor product good?

Well thanks to my electricity principals class back in my first semester, I actually understand everything lol. Thank you for running the test. I was just looking at the two AA options from xtar. Guess I'll do some further research. Of course I know better than to trust manufacturer specs.

Classic Specialized quality. Sadly Specialized E-bikes sadly have plenty of issues.

Hi, if you don't mind, I have a quick warning about those blue Lipo Balance chargers that you're using (IMAX B6 or knockoff thereof). The B6 is fairly well known in the FPV drone community for a common failure mode involving its balance charging circuitry (which you're not using in this video, fortunately). Basically, it appears that over many balance charge cycles, its balancing or cell voltage measuring circuitry goes out of calibration and eventually fails, usually on a single channel. Initially, this shows in lengthened charge times, especially in the final phase of charging. Later, it might fail to finish charging at all. Eventually, there are three ways in which it will fail: A) the balancing circuitry pops and the charger is dead or semi-dead. B) the charger gets confused about the voltage and overcharges a cell, up to a fiery conclusion. C) the cell circuitry shorts to ground and then A) happens but a bit more energetically As this issue is very rare on B6 clone variants (or any other chargers) which include a fan, it's presumable that the failure is caused by repeated overheating.

it would be fun to go back to the same spots and record yourself doing the same things.

Nice.

Considering that one is far, FAR more likely to get a counterfeit 18650 battery than not, what proof do you have that ANY of these cells were made anywhere other than China? Labels and even cell markings under the labels mean NOTHING, NADA, ZIP... The situation is so incredibly bad that some people have been buying used, discarded battery packs from name brand laptops because those large concerns were far more like to get authentic cells to make them. Even specialized on-line battery sellers get Chinese junk because the supply chain is compromised at some point - someone along the chain presents them as authentic when there is no way to know. Having actual, proven cells (somehow!) of various Japanese brands, weighing them, and then comparing them to fakes is probably the best way.

My experience has been that they improve a little after the first few cycles.

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In summary ....batteries.

*You can increase the iMAX B6 timeout. I set mine to 12 hours.*

How do you feed in back to the grid?

What would be the effect of using these in an audio recorder considering the noisy voltage? Thanks

Think these are actually worth some money now?

Hi Doubious, do you happen to still have the part number of the IPS panel from inside? It would help me out, to see if it is worth to pop open a broken lg 34WL750 that we have.

great shed mate, gonna be stealing some of these ideas

That thing is brighter than a room full of gym teachers! 🥃 👍 🤔😁

3:57 It should be said that the actual quality of the recording was almost certainly far higher than you saw from that nasty USB capture device. A professional video capture to large files could give surprisingly good results.

Do you repair the powapas atom

I have QC 35, few months back cracking sound started in right side speaker which disappears for a while after mild tapping on it. Is there any issue with the speaker or any wire has been broken? Pls suggest as no technician is ready to touch it, and I’m trying to fix it myself

Bit late to the game 😁 but please, it's NOT a vernier caliper. It's a digital caliper. Vernier calipers have a Vernier scale for reading tiny fractions of the units used (say, down to 1 thousandth of an inch). It's a particular use of the word. Without the Vernier scale, they're not Vernier calipers, which sadly will fade into the horizon & be lost to the past. Anyway, I actually came here to say thanks for the vid. My caliper display was only illuminating partial digits, not all sectors of the display. I disassembled it and everything just fell out including the zebra which had me baffled...it just looks like a slip of plastic but looking at it under a microscope I could see these laminations. I couldn't see how the LCD was connected to anything! Your vid sorted the whole mystery, and it went back together perfectly, works 100% I had to do a little manipulation of the zebra connector to get the "strips" lined up & connected to all segments but it's great. Thanks a mill!

Good for you! British innovation at it's best. I installed 2 x 410 panels and they are returning around 2 WKH per day. Payback isn't everything just nice to harness the power of the sun.

I smashed the like at the intro with that sound effect lol :)

I’ve got this very issue ! Works a bit, stops working, I forget to switch it off then it blares put suddenly at max volume ! Gives me a heart attack every time 😂. I will try this 👍 thank you

If you really need 1.5v/cell then fine but I'll stick with NiMH, not only cheaper but so much quieter.

Great video really easy to follow ,good advice

Good info

Wonder if I could do this to run a couple of 3D printers in my garage 🤔

Nice concept, but at £150 a pop on ebay I think it's expensive for a light duty soldering iron.

Now started mine today 😂 hopefully turns out okay 👍

Tengo uno pero dos teclas no funcionan... Se puede reparar??

Now all they need is one with a stabiliser in it for this old shaky handed git.