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Hi, I did mention how to switch the Bluetooth on. There are a lot of creators covering subjects from switching the radio on and programming, I wanted this video to be more of the physical attributes, weight, dimensions, power output levels, receiver sensitivity and Firmware update.

Hi, yes it is nice when a Plan comes together, I do have the rest of the Sony system, it is in even worse condition then the CD player!

Честно говоря, не знаю, я не пробовал. (To be honest I don't know, not something i tried.)

Hi, thanks for the write up, i can confirm removing the tip removed from the solder iron handle, both ends are magnetic (tip is solid steel) .

@@waynephillips1848 , buy high quality compatible tips made of copper and your soldering will go faster and easier, without damaging foil traces. You may have to pay $5 or $6 per tip but they'll last longer and work better. If you buy them from a specialty electronics distributer in your own country, you can more easily return them for a refund if they turn out to be inferior quality.

​@@waynephillips1848, buy some same-size compatible tips from a known manufacturer (Hakko?) and you'll find that the heat-transfer function works faster and better. Good tips will be almost completely solid copper but with a coating of iron to resist the dissolving effects of molten solder and flux. Buying tips directly from China through Amazon eBay Banggood, AliExpress etc will invariably net you crappy knockoff or counterfeit tips made of inferior materials. I don't know if the AOYUE desoldering tips are compatible (they seem unique to Aoyue) but those were particularly interesting because the stainless steel pipe that protrudes from the front end of tip (nice for desoldering closely spaced pins), and which travels completely through the heating element into the solder-collecting tube, is non magnetic and virtually impervious to solder (for long life) but the molded part of the tip was made of plated copper. Anyway, if you find better quality compatible tips that will fit the Yihua, please let us know what they are and where you got them from.

If you are not getting the standby Light on its most likely a failed power supply, sometimes with switch mode supply's if you place your ear close the the TV and switch on the TV you can hear a ticking sound, if you hear this sound most definitely a failed power supply. Either way if the Power supply is faulty then a repair/service would be required.

@@waynephillips1848 yea, no standby light. no ticking noise at all. could it be a fuse inside?

@@angiutv5897 Just looked at the service manual and there is an internal fuse, on my video at 57 seconds, look in the top left corner there is a white connector, just to the right and above is a brown soldered in Fuse, PCB designation FB1, rating T3.15AL 250V. Please read my warning in the description

Thanks I'll have a look. 😊

Total cost of hardware in GBP as of 2023 all brought from amazon £6.99 Printer Extension Cable USB 2.0 B Adapter Male to Female Connections £21.88 SUPERNIGHT 12V 30A Switching Power Supply £23.00 MACH3 Controller USB MACH3 100Khz Motion Controller Card Breakout Board £23.99 3 X Dealikee TB6600 4A 9-42V Stepper Motor Driver CNC Controller £10.00 4 Channel Relay Module, 12V 4 Channel Relay Module Optocoupler £12.88 Frequency To Voltage Module, 3.3V/5V/24V 0-100% 100HZ-3KHZ PWM to 0-10V £9.00 Various cable rap, fixing, cable ties Total =£107.74

I have heard of this problem it can be due to RFI in the shack. It is recommended to keep CAT and Audio cables as short as possible. A simple test would be to use clip on ferrite on the USB, audio and CAT cables. Hope this is of help

@@waynephillips1848 Thanks! I do have quite a bit of RFI here in the shack and plenty of ferrite cores. I'll try that first as that's the simplest explanation so far and easiest to fix barring changes to the rig or the WSJT-X software. Tnx & 73.

Hi, quick look at the manual and the only thing I can find The manual states the frequency coverage:U.S.A version cover's 143.8 to 148.2MHz, European version 144 to 146MHz, Australian version 144 to 148MHz A no-backlash dial controls By Icoms unique rotary encoder circuit. The band edge detector and endless system provides out of band protection.

The company was call AUTODOC, best prices i could find but delivery times!! Don't hold your breath think it was about 3 weeks to the UK, seems to be the main complaint when you look at there reviews.

Hi it could be a number of factors, slipping belt, dirty fly-wheel, may simply need the mechanical parts stripping and regreasing, as the original grease dries up. Sorry its really hard to diagnose without having the unit in front of me, i would recommend a belt change and basic service of the mechanical parts.

@@waynephillips1848 Thank you anyway.

Hi to be honest it sounds like your caps are coming to end of life, as you need to open up I would recommend a full electrolytic capacitor and transistor change.

Hi, if you mean the small metal plate next to the Disk brake that drops over the pivot, think is a heat and dust shield, mine were not to rusty so i used the originals.

@@waynephillips1848 thank you! Yes thats the one. Most videos I've seen don't show them being refitted

Theres a well documented rattle that comes from the strut itself

@@p--n Hi, I changed every thing as per video on both sides, wish i had documented the other side, top suspension bearing had totally corroded away and a few bearing had dropped out, cluck Noise totally gone after replacement, i brought a impact gun when doing the other side, halved the time and effort needed. Bottom wish bone is a pain to fit and locate the pivot by the brake disk, i ended up using a hydraulic jack and light taps with a hammer.

Hi, thanks for watching, i strongly believe "Share the Knowledge"

best of the 1980's, Cant wait to open this 8060 to have a look at the cross over! Part 2 coming soon

Agree, check out my other videos, currently working on a Sharp VZ-2500e, still 90% plastic but the build quality miles ahead of the amstrad.

Hi, awaiting on new belts, will publish part two as soon as the belts arrive, if the vinyl is not playing check the button on the bottom of the unit is operating, this needs to be depressed when the unit is upright, safety feature of the unit. Hope this is of help

@@waynephillips1848 thanx a lot but can you share me your any contact plateform for information?

@@waynephillips1848 please M very greatful to you

I previously had a pace unit, that you could run both at the same time, but it cost over 4 the cost of this unit, all i needed was a dedicated desolder unit, the soldering iron was a bonus for me.

its to change the tips while the tip is still hot. But I wouldn't recommended it unless it's good quality.

Hi, i have used the lathe for quite a few hours, I would say the only problem i have come across is the Variable speed control knob, intermittently when turned to 0 RPM the chuck still rotates very slowly, a quick rotate up then back to 0 seems to cure the problem. hope this helps.

Hi, If you have taken the effort to take the unit apart i would defiantly do the caps, to be honest i never tested the caps i removed, the caps dry out over time, might save you having to do the job twice.

Hi, start of video 6 and end part of video 5 hopefully will give you the information you need, I have since sold the Duet and moved on to modifying CNC routers, although the electronic's for the Duet worked perfectly I think the setting in mach3 for the motor tuning and port setting would benefit from a little tweaking based on the PC you are using.