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nice vid; definitely update us if you get a harvest

Did you cover the beans with soil? Typically the same depth as the diameter of the bean. My concern with leaving the beans uncovered is that rodents and birds will discover the buffet.

The Mistery-Beans are also Fava-Beans. or Ackerbohne in German.

"van and Shrek became important" "saying love beans" Of course! Shrek is Love, Shrek is Life.

Good luck

Is just better to eat the sprouts?

Vapes with solid aluminium cases tend to have larger capacity batteries, I pulled a 1000mah battery from one the other day, apparently some have 18650 batteries

Great video on the second one maybe add a temperature sensor to have it turned on and off

Connect 4 usb cables in series to get 20 volts because 5×4=20 and two cables can make 10 volts because 5×2=10 and 20 cables can make 100 volts why because 5×20=100

Hey i have a afc1212de fan also knownas the ug891, its a brushless 3a 12 v fan, would a standard voltage regulator work?

4:30 or just change resistor on the charger board to get desired current, 1k2 is for 1A, 2k is for 580mA and it goes up to 10k ~ 130mA according to datasheet.

😂 love the stealing edit for the bosch. Thanks for the tips! I buy old tech from a Sunday market, which where I'm from in india, is a place where ppl sell random things in a spread out pile that may or may not work (which are basically secondhand scraps~) which i then bring home if it catches my eye, and then type the model number into UA-cam and see a repair video and try to learn from it. Which is treasure hunting and educational and my source of joy of i find a good piece. Very into retro audio related things from these markets.

So u have made a micro windturbine

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What about doing a project transforming those vape batteries into a rechargeable battery and adapt it to a cheap RC Car with disposable batteries?Or to use them as a small solar cell battery to provide power to something?I would love to replicate those projects,since i don't have enough knowledge to do it.

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They're all the same type of cell - lithium polymer. They're just shaped differently. They're definitely all the same type though. Lithium ion cells have a hard metal case around them. 18650 cells are an example of lithium ion. All these cells with the flexible foil around them are lithium polymer.

why not wire in series for higher output ??

Thank you, that was exactly the video I was looking for. I really hope there will be a Part 2.

Part 2 👏 PART 2 👏 PART 2 👏 Pleeease? 🙏

My brand new soldering fume extractor is not pulling any fume at all. Should I just use an expensive loud industrial fan with metal bars on it?

Creative idea! Wondering if any custom PCBs/ 3DP/CNC'd parts may assisit for upcoming diy? We're open to sponsor! (PCBWay zoey)

Finally a straightforward, concise video. Thank you!

You can get TP4056 modules with built-in boost converter and very cheap, little, independent boost modules you can use in combination with a regular TP4056 module to get 5V from 1S lithium battery.

Have you tried connecting them in series instead of parallel for a portable phone charger?

Nice video

I’m thinking that u will find your initial set up sufficient to charge a phone…at least somewhat (depending on the capacity of the phone battery and the size of your salvaged batteries. But I love to take things apart and I’ve found that most small phone power banks (1 charge power banks) and most phones all have a battery in them that is between 3.4 and 3.8 volts (with varying mAh). But all usb ports are usually 5 volts. I’m not exactly sure why this is the case and apparently safe and the way it’s been done for years…but maybe it has something to do with the power V*A equaling a number that is within tolerance…or maybe the internal circuitry has some boost and buck features built in respective to input/output.

Thank you so much

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I bc wanna see u struggle to get that out to inoculate grain , u got a video on that??

Very informative video sir, I would like to see part 2 .

Thank you so much for the video, I would love a part 2.

I can't wait till someone takes one to the airport and ends up on the news

danke..

Box fan flow hood helps!

i think you will find all of them are lipo cells very cool video

I love this! Thank you!

This is so freaking cool!!!

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that is so cool! nice one!

Instead of using the fan itself directly, just use the motor inside it. If you have 3D printer, you could print some gears in decreasing diameters, and make a structure, lets say a case to hold them connected to each other. The gear with the lowest diameter connects to the motor / engine, the gear with the highest diameter connects to the fan - propeller - a wind turbine - a water turbine. So even if, lets say, local winds are not powerful to make it up to 5v, by having gears in different shifts and diameters it will end up becoming 5v for the engine. If it works then I would suggest switching to metal gears instead of plastic.

Invelox Turbine: like this stuff, very interested into how you can spin the fan . some suggestions , an Invelox Turbine,

great video bro ❤

Pretty sure they all lipos ?

Thanks for this no-nonse informational video. Exactly what I needed.

Useful info thanks for the niche thing I was looking for!

Is there a reason for using 200ml and not 100ml?? BTW: I love this, thak you for the tek!

I was wondering if it was possible to warm up the agar without damaging the mycelium and just pour the inoculated bottle into your spawn... Do you guys know the temperature threshold that is bad for mycelium ?

Thank you so much I seen a Asian man make a video about this technique and tried to find others trying it as well and came up dry. I then stumbled upon this video, makes me want to try this for sure. It’s a great use of spent glass bottles for sure.