If you want to order the kit please contact RadioElec directly at www.radioelec.com then click the flag in the top right to switch to English. They will be able to supply you with all the parts you need. Please let him know I sent you as the more people that do the more likely he is to send me another kit to demonstrate. Good luck and let me know how it goes.
Seriously,,,, Thanks for this comment. I am only doing the UA-cam thing as a bit of interest and so it is people commenting, liking and subscribing that is my payback for it. I've invested over £2K on two cameras, lights and mics so I wasn't going to stop straight away but I was a bit down this morning when the only response was one dislike. I'm hoping to post the next part tomorrow but will accelerate through it as we have already discussed the wiring so I can just show it in stages and move on. We will hopefully connect it to the computer tomorrow......
@@cowasakiElectronics I know what you mean. I'm not a UA-cam producer myself but enjoy radio and electronics and can see the work put in to this and really appreciate it. I quite often watch UA-cam on TV these days which makes it harder remember to like/comment.
Well the video went live 12 hours ago and it has had 1 dislike and no likes. I am new to making UA-cam videos so if anyone doesn't like something commenting would be helpful to let me know what people like or dislike. Should I have just stuck the stuff inside the box and designed the plates then started at that point?
I would love to order the kit!!
If you want to order the kit please contact RadioElec directly at www.radioelec.com then click the flag in the top right to switch to English. They will be able to supply you with all the parts you need. Please let him know I sent you as the more people that do the more likely he is to send me another kit to demonstrate. Good luck and let me know how it goes.
Really enjoying this series Darren. Thanks for taking the time to produce this and make it available.
Seriously,,,, Thanks for this comment. I am only doing the UA-cam thing as a bit of interest and so it is people commenting, liking and subscribing that is my payback for it. I've invested over £2K on two cameras, lights and mics so I wasn't going to stop straight away but I was a bit down this morning when the only response was one dislike. I'm hoping to post the next part tomorrow but will accelerate through it as we have already discussed the wiring so I can just show it in stages and move on. We will hopefully connect it to the computer tomorrow......
@@cowasakiElectronics I know what you mean. I'm not a UA-cam producer myself but enjoy radio and electronics and can see the work put in to this and really appreciate it. I quite often watch UA-cam on TV these days which makes it harder remember to like/comment.
Well the video went live 12 hours ago and it has had 1 dislike and no likes. I am new to making UA-cam videos so if anyone doesn't like something commenting would be helpful to let me know what people like or dislike. Should I have just stuck the stuff inside the box and designed the plates then started at that point?