That's cool, on some honda rebel cmx250 bobber youtube channels the finished bike is not shown, that blows. I'm glade I found your youtube channel. I spent 1 year on my rebel cmx250 project, I Will never do this again. Life is to short.
I sorted out the Synco Wireless Lav Mic gain issue today. Future videos won't have the static / clipping issue. The manual is translated from Chinese and it isn't clear about the gain adjustment vs attenuation. Seems the default setting is +15dB of volume gain (not adding attenuation). So between adjusting the gain (not padding or att) and changing the settings for manual input volume gain on my Sony video cam, I have fixed this issue. Sorry for the static sounding audio, hopefully it's not that annoying. Cheers! Mike & Melly
Everybody from the day they are born has to start learning. Well done for teaching yourself these skills, and most of all, it is just down to practice and perseverance.
Really, really appreciate that. I figured that the only way to truly learn this stuff is to just do it. I try to pay attention to the details while I work. My welding is getting a little better each time I do it. For me, at my current skill, the most important thing is to slow down and look at what I am doing. Not sure why I always felt rushed to move the welding gun. I'll get better with more practice. But for sure I am not trying to hide anything. If I mess something up, then I am going to show it and how I corrected it. LOL Again thanks for watching. Cheers! Mike & Melly
Looks great. The main thing to remember is to do what looks right to the eye. You can measure and figure for hours only to find out something doesn't look right. Just fun watching you work on this old bike knowing you aren't trying to build some high dollar bike. When you are done you will enjoy it and I'm sure you will get many compliments on it and you can proudly say you did it all yourself. As always I will look forward to your next chapter.
Great video, super interesting.
There's a lot to learn here.
Keep the videos coming, Mr Rench
Very much appreciated Bro. Wish you were here helping out in the garage. Beer, Bifana, and Motorcycles FTW! Cheers!
That's cool, on some honda rebel cmx250 bobber youtube channels the finished bike is not shown, that blows.
I'm glade I found your youtube channel. I spent 1 year on my rebel cmx250 project, I
Will never do this again. Life is to short.
I sorted out the Synco Wireless Lav Mic gain issue today. Future videos won't have the static / clipping issue. The manual is translated from Chinese and it isn't clear about the gain adjustment vs attenuation. Seems the default setting is +15dB of volume gain (not adding attenuation). So between adjusting the gain (not padding or att) and changing the settings for manual input volume gain on my Sony video cam, I have fixed this issue. Sorry for the static sounding audio, hopefully it's not that annoying. Cheers!
Mike & Melly
Everybody from the day they are born has to start learning. Well done for teaching yourself these skills, and most of all, it is just down to practice and perseverance.
Really, really appreciate that. I figured that the only way to truly learn this stuff is to just do it. I try to pay attention to the details while I work. My welding is getting a little better each time I do it. For me, at my current skill, the most important thing is to slow down and look at what I am doing. Not sure why I always felt rushed to move the welding gun. I'll get better with more practice. But for sure I am not trying to hide anything. If I mess something up, then I am going to show it and how I corrected it. LOL
Again thanks for watching. Cheers!
Mike & Melly
Looks great. The main thing to remember is to do what looks right to the eye. You can measure and figure for hours only to find out something doesn't look right. Just fun watching you work on this old bike knowing you aren't trying to build some high dollar bike. When you are done you will enjoy it and I'm sure you will get many compliments on it and you can proudly say you did it all yourself. As always I will look forward to your next chapter.
Very much appreciated! Thanks for watching.
Cheers!
Mike & Melly