Pray all will be alright brother. We are here always, for you and family. Thank you and Happy Valentines to you, Blake and Aunties. This day should remind us to embrace compassion. Slow down and be human again...
Do you know of any Tube Radio kits that don't use IC's, would like to build old school full Analog AA5 style Radio though I would like AM/FM if possible.
Sorry about you aunt, oh hell I am gonna say it, I feel the same about relationships and V day. Flop it and be gone with it. That's why I have my own dogly. If you want loyalty, get a dog! ;)
That's quite a bad kit, about as expected. I might have looked at the case pieces for a clue to how the potentiometer should mount. It looks like there should be slots in the board for the tabs to go through and get soldered to give some mechanical strength. I used to see a lot of FM radios at the dollar stores based on those Holtek chips and their clones that have no display and tune by advancing to the next station with a button push.The problem you're having with tuning is caused by the RF input seeing so much noise that it senses enough signal everywhere on the band to seem like a station. This could be because of some local noise source like an LCD driver or buck or boost converter oscillating away. Try running the radio on batteries and take it outside, away from all the electrical noise sources in your house. I like building kits too but I'm careful about very poorly designed circuits that I have to modify to make work. I'm almost motivated enough to design some of my own to cure the problems of incompatible or missing parts, unworkable designs and just to get some kits that are not available.
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Building these kits is very therapeutic for me as well.
And noodling on a 6 string.
Pray all will be alright brother. We are here always, for you and family. Thank you and Happy Valentines to you, Blake and Aunties. This day should remind us to embrace compassion. Slow down and be human again...
I Ordered a Soldering kit today; I can't wait to build a kit.
Glad you sent your son some goodies..... I'm sure he'll appreciate it......
All the best Paul in the wake of the train derailment. Stay safe!
Great job, and thanks for the video Paul!
3:37...Foghorn Leghorn.
"No static at all....FM (no static at all)...
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Sorry to hear about your family. Best of wishes
"I don't stab you in the finger" 🤣🤣
PAUL, try to give a bunch of examples of when to use RF attenuators in various RF applications
Do you know of any Tube Radio kits that don't use IC's, would like to build old school full Analog AA5 style Radio though I would like AM/FM if possible.
Is there anything that can be done to keep the station from going off? Other than that it's kinda cool 👍
Hey recently been watching your vids. Nice quality content brother. Are there any national chains where you buy your supplies or soldering kits from?
Funny. I bumped into this video on Amazon for the GeekLJT radio (green)! Are you aware of this Paul?
Yes. they have my permission to use the video.
@@learnelectronics nice!
dude i want to order all your kits someday
This looks fun. Can you give link to kit? I am an amateur, but want to learn to solder. God Bless guy.
GeekLJT on Amazon, they also have some other interesting kits.
@@carverJ3256 Thanks. Will check them out.
Hmm, don't like the nuts and bolts to be loose around the speaker. I assume they were in some plastic bag and escaped.
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Link to the kit?
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@@goy3640 … Thanks!
Sorry about you aunt, oh hell I am gonna say it, I feel the same about relationships and V day. Flop it and be gone with it. That's why I have my own dogly. If you want loyalty, get a dog! ;)
That's quite a bad kit, about as expected. I might have looked at the case pieces for a clue to how the potentiometer should mount. It looks like there should be slots in the board for the tabs to go through and get soldered to give some mechanical strength. I used to see a lot of FM radios at the dollar stores based on those Holtek chips and their clones that have no display and tune by advancing to the next station with a button push.The problem you're having with tuning is caused by the RF input seeing so much noise that it senses enough signal everywhere on the band to seem like a station. This could be because of some local noise source like an LCD driver or buck or boost converter oscillating away. Try running the radio on batteries and take it outside, away from all the electrical noise sources in your house.
I like building kits too but I'm careful about very poorly designed circuits that I have to modify to make work. I'm almost motivated enough to design some of my own to cure the problems of incompatible or missing parts, unworkable designs and just to get some kits that are not available.
wrap around tabs
Yeah, I kept yelling to keep them straight and solder them to the two spots. LOL.
I don't like the way it's packaged.
Sorry to hear about your 70 yo Aunt.
I'm same, I'd prefer the display to stay on.
Nice little kit though.
Tedious.
oeps... beware for the youtube lawyers i fyou play music.....