I agree the subtitles are quite annoying. If you wanna add subtitles then use the built-in function of UA-cam to create it. That way people can turn of off when they don't want to have subtitles
I used to repair these on a regular basis, yes caps and relays were common. Fortunately I had access to a thermocouple emulator, but there are charts available for simulating resistors for temperature but will depend on what type of thermocouple it is, J being the common type.
Are you testing my ability to read, now i can have two subtitles on the go. 🙂 i can read twice as fast. Are you testing my ability to read, now i can have two subtitles on the go. 🙂 i can read twice as fast. 🙂 As a side issue how can you suck the holes out! the holes were still in the board after you tried to do it. But i did notice a lack of solder :)
Hi, with these controllers, you can move the offset in the SET menu (mostly after entering the service code), change the hysteresis up and down - the width of the active band can be widened or narrowed, calibrate "0" when changing the sensor and, if it is multifunctional, set the switching logic heating/cooling. Nice day 🙂 Tom
"Is that your heart monitor?" 😂😂😂 Mrs Defpom humor😂😂😂 Must have been an ugly bodge because you didn't show it to us, but if it works it works. I agree with others, the English subtitles are not needed even for those of us who speak American. Great video, Scott. Regards, David
There was a whole lot of love, in your wife checking on your heart monitor. Kudos to Mrs. Defpom! Regarding the subtitles... I think I might like them, but I need to see them on a couple of videos to know for sure. I would say that they are a bit large. If folks are having trouble discerning your speech, it may be related to the tone of your microphone. Meaning, you could improve vocal clarity, by using an active equalizer and cleaning up the mud and hiss.... For mud, reduce the frequency in the 250Hz range. Hiss, aka sizzle, is found in the upper frequencies, of course, and should be reduced there. If you do not have a trained ear, you can see it with a graphic equalizer, or spectrum analyzer. My hearing has been damaged and is not what it was, when I was a young sound tech. But, I would say the mud is what is killing the clarity. Overall, I think equalization is the problem and not so much accent. If you can not get it cleaned up with an equalizer, you may need, additionally, a better microphone. HTH
Nicely done Scott 👍
Thanks Vince, pity I created more work for myself by damaging the relay but there you go !
Nothing wrong with a working bodge. Can you also implement a bodge not to use forced subtitles again please?
I agree the subtitles are quite annoying. If you wanna add subtitles then use the built-in function of UA-cam to create it. That way people can turn of off when they don't want to have subtitles
I used to repair these on a regular basis, yes caps and relays were common. Fortunately I had access to a thermocouple emulator, but there are charts available for simulating resistors for temperature but will depend on what type of thermocouple it is, J being the common type.
Are you testing my ability to read, now i can have two subtitles on the go. 🙂 i can read twice as fast.
Are you testing my ability to read, now i can have two subtitles on the go. 🙂 i can read twice as fast.
🙂
As a side issue how can you suck the holes out! the holes were still in the board after you tried to do it.
But i did notice a lack of solder :)
Hi, with these controllers, you can move the offset in the SET menu (mostly after entering the service code), change the hysteresis up and down - the width of the active band can be widened or narrowed, calibrate "0" when changing the sensor and, if it is multifunctional, set the switching logic heating/cooling.
Nice day 🙂 Tom
Cheery comment from Mrs Defpom: "That's not your heart monitor is it?"🤣
Lucky you! All of the temp controllers I get its always never capacitors
What an wierd failure of the relay. But its an really nice and easy repair!
Subtitles are annoying
If people need subtitles, they can press the CC button under the video. so annoying these titles are
"Is that your heart monitor?" 😂😂😂 Mrs Defpom humor😂😂😂 Must have been an ugly bodge because you didn't show it to us, but if it works it works. I agree with others, the English subtitles are not needed even for those of us who speak American. Great video, Scott. Regards, David
There was a whole lot of love, in your wife checking on your heart monitor. Kudos to Mrs. Defpom! Regarding the subtitles... I think I might like them, but I need to see them on a couple of videos to know for sure. I would say that they are a bit large. If folks are having trouble discerning your speech, it may be related to the tone of your microphone. Meaning, you could improve vocal clarity, by using an active equalizer and cleaning up the mud and hiss.... For mud, reduce the frequency in the 250Hz range. Hiss, aka sizzle, is found in the upper frequencies, of course, and should be reduced there. If you do not have a trained ear, you can see it with a graphic equalizer, or spectrum analyzer. My hearing has been damaged and is not what it was, when I was a young sound tech. But, I would say the mud is what is killing the clarity. Overall, I think equalization is the problem and not so much accent. If you can not get it cleaned up with an equalizer, you may need, additionally, a better microphone. HTH
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More Cr__p from China to many volts not enough capacitance = bad design, thanks for the video