Btw also thank you very much for your classic circuits playlist. I have a couple of real world projects in mind that got me into this. I have a non IC version of one of them already underway. But will do the next around ICs. I have thought a lot about which embeded kit board to use, but settled on pic with assembly first, largely for learning, and then perhaps arduino. I saw a lot of debate on another channels video about arduino vs bare metal, and my contribution was to direct viewers to this channel to learn some classic circuits, and to learn more about the individual components. You got some great content here, and I really appreciate it.
Actually looks like a pretty nice kit. Thanks for sharing it with us Edit .. thats a fantastic kit, esp for the price, dont know the company but def giving them a look
This channel is a gold mine, thank you for your time and effort. I've just watched your smoothing and filter cap videos on power supplies I wonder if you could help, I'm trying to cleanup the output of the HP DPS-1200SP power supply. It seems under lower loads it's a RFI canon. Would this be as simple as placing a common mode choke on the input and output and then a few output filtering capacitors? Or am I getting confused between CMC and differential mode chokes? What would be more suited to "Switching" noise on a powersupply. I was under the impression these where relatively "clean" PSU's but they seem to splatter all over 14 and 27-28mhz bands. I know it's possible, just wanted some guidence on what parts to consider. Cheers, BKHD
I tell you, I’m just learning so much from your channel, except I’m frustrated with my Ender V3 Ke trying to get the fan cover back on after replacing the hot end yesterday, I’m sure I’ll get it back on, just needed to step away from it for a minute. I’m back at watching your video on it again to see what I might have put back on backwards, which has been so helpful. Nice video.
Yes it is. I passed it on to WW8WVF to share with his grandkids. I have so much Arduino stuff I could eat a bowl of it for breakfast so it wasn't doing me any good.
Btw also thank you very much for your classic circuits playlist. I have a couple of real world projects in mind that got me into this. I have a non IC version of one of them already underway. But will do the next around ICs. I have thought a lot about which embeded kit board to use, but settled on pic with assembly first, largely for learning, and then perhaps arduino. I saw a lot of debate on another channels video about arduino vs bare metal, and my contribution was to direct viewers to this channel to learn some classic circuits, and to learn more about the individual components. You got some great content here, and I really appreciate it.
Actually looks like a pretty nice kit. Thanks for sharing it with us
Edit .. thats a fantastic kit, esp for the price, dont know the company but def giving them a look
Nice kit, enjoy.
☮ brother.
looks like a really nice kit. cool they included a pump too
Nice kit, great for high schools!
Nice video.. nice package
This channel is a gold mine, thank you for your time and effort. I've just watched your smoothing and filter cap videos on power supplies
I wonder if you could help, I'm trying to cleanup the output of the HP DPS-1200SP power supply. It seems under lower loads it's a RFI canon. Would this be as simple as placing a common mode choke on the input and output and then a few output filtering capacitors?
Or am I getting confused between CMC and differential mode chokes? What would be more suited to "Switching" noise on a powersupply.
I was under the impression these where relatively "clean" PSU's but they seem to splatter all over 14 and 27-28mhz bands. I know it's possible, just wanted some guidence on what parts to consider.
Cheers, BKHD
I tell you, I’m just learning so much from your channel, except I’m frustrated with my Ender V3 Ke trying to get the fan cover back on after replacing the hot end yesterday, I’m sure I’ll get it back on, just needed to step away from it for a minute. I’m back at watching your video on it again to see what I might have put back on backwards, which has been so helpful. Nice video.
Maybe you can school me on building a small fan motor to go on my kayak, not sure where to start.
thats a well put together kit and the components looked better quality then some cheaper kits ive bought in the past
Good job my up the river electronics neighbor.
That UNO is great it saves having to get a brake out sheld
Man that’s a nice kit
Yes it is. I passed it on to WW8WVF to share with his grandkids. I have so much Arduino stuff I could eat a bowl of it for breakfast so it wasn't doing me any good.
@@learnelectronics I thank you much, it'll drive me crazy-er!
Looks like a nice starter kit.
Excellent video, thanks!