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Duruyor valla :)

Try crushing them, and mixing them with egg yolk to make a paste.

Yes, of course. But please do not neglect the information in the video description.

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Hi. Sorry for the late response. The motor came star wired, but I changed it to delta. It is already in the info :)

Hi :) What kind of bird food? These are carnivorous birds, they eat insects. Your best bet is egg yolk and small bugs made into a paste. Please refer to video info and the comments here for more information on feeding and caring for them. Watch their excrement. If it's very bubbly, it's diarrhea.

@@technoshamanarchist I don’t know what type, they are colorful grains and I make them into powder and then add water, today is day 8 and they are active! I tried feeding then worms but they don’t like it, do you think I can also feed them egg yolk now? Also I have no idea how much to feed them each day! I’m always afraid to overfeed them 😭

@@janamedi3046 That sounds like budgie food, etc. Not for them! Are you sure they're swifts? How grown up are they? Get grasshoppers from a pet shop, chop them small and mi them with yolk for a paste. I don't know if you can overfeed them, they stop screaming when they're full.

Your best option is live bugs (flies, crickets, grasshoppers, crushed and mixed with yolk if it's a baby), but until you get them egg yolk helps. You can drop water on the beak and it should lick it. Is it smaller than this one?

@@technoshamanarchist Yup she drank a lil bit of water, I tried to give her sugar syrup for now but I guess she didn't like it much. 😅 And her size is a bit smaller than this one

@@vibha4058 Then it's a baby still. They like to hang on to things to sleep, if they have the strength. Mine slept holding on to the edge of a cardboard box. Egg yolk is still good for food for a bit, but do get real insects for growth soon.

@@technoshamanarchist she is not willing to have egg yolk either 😕

@@vibha4058 You may have to force feed a bit first. Just don't choke it. Little pieces, or watered down in a syringe with no needle.

A Silencer/Moderator for airguns.

It's thanks to the MOS6581 some electronic music bands exist ;) I know and like CBL a lot!

@@technoshamanarchist Very true! And goodness, I love their music!

Istanbul / Turkey

Please read video info (1.1 kW = 1.475 hp). I think I paid about $100 around that time.

I think it's great for the price I paid for it, best budget rotary table all-around. I never heard of the Meehanite casting, though. It's not made in China, but Taiwan. And they make some good machines. The casting at least looks good. Much better than the base of my Chinese band-saw. Had to drill and tap a hole on it for a setscrew to level the arm, and it was softer than butter. The motor is a NEMA 34. Thanks for watching :)

Oh, nice :) Now that it has a wireless adapter (and a Deluxe Audio Strap), I am into VR. With cables and saggy old strap it was torture, and it slept in its box for a long time. I got married and divorced twice (no kids), finally all my money is mine :p My PC is still old (i5 with 8GB RAM, but good enough video card), so I need to upgrade soon for better VR performance. Waiting for AMD Ryzen 9 3rd Gen CPU's to come out on September. VR games with high quality usually make this machine cough and fart. They say Valve Index is pretty badass compared to others (and Vive always has room scale), did you check it out?

@@technoshamanarchist i did , but as i said my house need some love to , and i rent out a place to so i have to make sure theire needs is taken care for to , so to day i spend money on wifi extenders and a new router got the old on closed for wifi but use it as a modem the new is a D-link exo ac1900 smart mesh wi-fi router , but my wife was shoping the extender a netgear ac 1200 dual band , not sure if i should pick that over a D- link product , not sure :)..just saying since same company brands kind of talk better among them self , but in the end it is just ...0101110101 stuff anyway so might work :).,

I had to force feed it for a while, then it started eating like crazy. Egg yolk is good for starters, and bugs.

@@technoshamanarchist eggs thats a good ide , i got mealworms and a bug mixsture that smells like hell dried but i mixed it with water

@@technoshamanarchist and any good ide to how to open that mouth gently ?

@@gardini100 Did you check out the links in the info part of the video? Please see "Feeding Technique" in link 2. Or "Opening the Beak" in link 3. Water is very important, too.

@@technoshamanarchist it is sure not easy , but i check on him all the time , not happy i got this task , wakes up in the morning about to sleep a little more and boom the bird , jumps out to check him ,and it is hard to know if he gets enough water i can se him swallows it , it feels so cruel to pester him all the time , but i guess it is the only ting i can do since in Norway the do not have any kind of bird care ,they had a line and they told me to put it back so the parrents could find them , but that was a huge lie

Thank you :)

It's a Chinese 86BYG250A. I got it from a local importer friend. Cheers from İstanbul, as well :)

4017 can handle voltages from 3V to 15V, so it should be no problem just to power it with 8V. BUT, I see that he says 8V/Hz for control voltage range. This is wrong, and he probably means 8[Hz/V]. 8V is the whole range of the output, and it's also different from the 5V (1V/Octave) generated here with the Baby8. I'm no analog guru, but as far as I can tell, Baby8 should work fine with Delay as long as you stay within the limits. Just make sure that it can handle an 8V (Max) CV input. But start with 5V. Also see this article here, and also check out the other projects on this site. He seems to have done fine with 5V - picsynth.000space.com/monotron/pitchcontrol.html

@@technoshamanarchist that site is great! he's done a lot of awesome work with delay mods. thanks, it seems then in theory it should be workable, which helps me to determine as to whether to take this on.

@@paul-yy5qf Glad it was helpful, and hope you get it all to work smoothly ;)

Thank you and good luck :)

Hi! PIC12F683 is used in the step sequencer, and it's only providing the pulses for the sequencer to move to the next step. I don't have the code or the schematics, since it was a quick fix. PIC only provides timer pulses from a digital output pin, whose frequency changes depending on the value of the potentiometer, which's connected to an ADC pin on the PIC.

That simple :) Thanks! I've thought usually people use 555 or some CMOS for this routine...

Yes, I'm more of a computer person, and this requires less parts ;)

Can't refuse to ask: did you've ever tried Electric Druid's Envelope gen. based on PIC16F1764? I've made two envelopes and everything seems to be fine... but have some small question...

Sorry, this is a very old project, and I don't really work on sound projects anymore :| You can ask PIC related questions, though.

It was about time. I've been thinking about for years, yet been lazy :(

in the world of new ideas, you'll never bee alone..take pleasure and be perseverant...RegardsDucati

Thank you sir :)

Sorry, this is the only time I had to deal with Modbus at work, and it was limited to a few commands and RTU over RS-232. I didn't need to learn much about the rest :( So I actually imitated the protocol by creating 16-bit packets of my own on the card and on PC, after reading some on the protocol itself.

Marek Wojtek, thank you. I will keep it in mind for the next project :)

Thank you :))

technoshamanarchist welcome mate....btw thank you for making this awesome video.

Glad you enjoyed it bro :)

yes :))

It's just a crappy hex bolt on the top right of the carriage :(

on the right dide there are 5 hex bolts.. you mean the one that is first from left side. correct? and its also the biggest

Something between crescent and zigzag, I think.

technoshamanarchist oh Ok cool

Thank you for your kind words, and glad it was helpful :)

naturalistic That's an oscilloscope dude. Shows electrical signal levels (here, it's sound) against time.

VTH V W thank you and yes :)

Chaz B thanks a lot dude :D

Thank you :))

Thanks :)

Hi Kevin. I like it so far. Good for everything I need. Precision is what you get for the price (tailstock is still a bit too high). The 1HP AC motor is rather strong (I don't think DC Varios are that strong, my mill is not). I can cut silver steel, stainless steel no problem with carbide inserts.

can you tell how much you paid and where you bought it?

I think I paid about $1000 for it, in Istanbul.

@@technoshamanarchist hi guys. in portugal is about a ridiculous 2.800euros

@@JoseSantos-jd3dn Everything is so expensive now :(

It's been too long since the last time I worked on this project. But as far as I remember, I only stop the clock (and switch to a bit banged clock) to write data to SID, and it's back on when the sound is going to be produced. Since a SID track uses a 50Hz pulse from the mains (I never got to that point), I think it should be safe.

Never seen one. Maybe you should check out the pcb for relevant labels.

+Hennypenny8888 www.pyramydair.com/blog/2005/04/is-airgun-barrel-length-important/

Can I use this>>>>>www.warf.com/view.Inductor__L__Coils_220uH-3368.html

this 's circuit control the voltage or frequency and what kind of AC motor did you use

+Jann Nina Hello :) It’s a 220 uH inductor.

technoshamanarchist thank you so much,..^^

You're welcome :)