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That's exactly what I needed in order to get back to using my 1054Z after a 5 year hiatus!

i want the arduino code to do a similar test. where can i find it?

It's okay. I think it could be a lot better. I find it clunky at times and the sync is an issue. Why no 'force sync'?

Great video. Interesting

if i remeber corectly The King not just only said that about the Polish soldiers. But after the revolution Granted them Full citizenship of Haiti under the Haitian constitution. And on top of that Dessalines gave them the legal status of "Noir" so they became legally Black.

Ale w języku polskim nie ma takiego słowa jak nig**dr Bo Polacy nie mie mieli kolonizacyjnych zapędów

Same code download but i am getting IllegalArgumentExecption: Illegal Base64 Character a. Please help what should i do as i read the same pem file

much better if you fold your solder so you can solder twice as much in one go.

and my friend told me that i surely wouldn't know how its done

does anybody know why this is so much more expensive now? nearly 50 euro

There's some kind of disturbing irony in how boomers who grew up getting brain damage from leaded gasoline fumes in the air still love the stuff and defend putting it in products like they have some kind of emotional attachment to it

The cool thing about sniffing lead fumes is that it gives you brain damage so you're too dumb to realize lead is bad for you so you keep sniffing it.

This is a TERRIBLE idea. You should NEVER solder onto an 18650 battery. EVER. Soldering onto an 18650 is DANGEROUS!! When you solder onto an 18650, you pass heat into the battery itself. This causes two major problems, both can cause a runaway failure of the battery 1) Applying enough heat to the 18650 battery to "solder" anything to it causes the casing (the metal can it's in) to heat up significantly. this can "melt" the polymer separation film between the two layers. causing a runaway reaction. the battery will then try to swell up as gasses are produced internally, and finally it may EXPLODE. 2) By applying heat in excess of 150c to the battery, you are degrading the LiPo substrate, this will drastically shorten the life of the battery, and may ultimately cause it to fail catastrophically, causing a fire, or explosion, or both. When you degrade the LiPo substrate, it can start to form dendrites, these dendrites are like tiny microscopic spikes, and build up, eventually bridging across the permeable polymer membrane that separates the depleted side from the charged side, once this bridge happens, the battery will significantly heat up during an attempted charge cycle, and may cause a runaway reaction that causes a fire, or explosion. It is NEVER advisable to solder onto an 18650 battery. the warnings you see on these batteries, and elsewhere in documentation for these batteries specifically warn you against excessive heat for this very reason. th-cam.com/video/E3D6V7vEhl0/w-d-xo.html

I don't get how filter works

What about the temperature differential? I always read that tin with lead has a much lower melting point, which means less heat put on the boards and on the components. Is this still dramatically different or is the difference negligible by now?

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I think I see the...¿Miscommunication?...what if thier "system" can only do plain alpha-numeric..so they were forced to use the lower case "m"..but they mean microAmp hours😂🤷‍♂ because they can't print µ .🙄😏

Lead free solder will oxidise rightaway after the heat removed and it will be hard to remelt. So it's pretty much a one-shot product not allowing any mistakes. But most of lead-free soldering wire doesn't require flux on the working surface since it has flux core.

These modules are also excellent to listen to doorbells (sender) or to activate doorbells (listener). ;-) With these you can combine different models or brands and use only one doorbell knob (sender) to trigger all doorbells by sending all the codes required. Using RF switches (listener), it is possible to activate or deactivate lights or other equipment remotely from your arduino.

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What if the token gets leaked....if a person has the token he/she would be able to hit the api

Great stats and video. Thank you.

I bought some on Lazada, in Thailand at 0.16 cents usd per new battery. They are real, chep Chinese batteries, but at this price... I don't know how they can even make them.

This looks GREAT! Excellent video, ty! I have a unique system need for a super low-power self-reading weather station in a remotely placed camera housing, it cannot have any external communication & must be fully self sufficient. I love the ePaper for low power draw, I need the computer to read an EXTERNAL (outside the camera housing via wires) thermometer & hygrometer readings (every 10-20 seconds?) to calculate the very accurate dew point. I then need the computer to read a separate INTERNAL (Inside the camera housing) thermometer, and then I need the computer to control a relay that sends 3A-4A 12V to my internal heat strips to turn them ON & OFF so that my glass window remains "5 degrees" above the current dew point. I need to be able to adjust the "Degrees above Dew point" to fine tune the system for various conditions & locations. I'd also love to be able to control the time of day or night that the system is allowed to heat my window. I am trying to prolong the life of my battery as long as possible as I will not be able to even go check on the camera for days or weeks at a time. I'd like to eventually extend this to months. Any advice? tyvm

can you show en example of how to use the MIT. where do i add the copy right

you helped me, thank man.

Could you explain anything without repeating your self I only got gplv3 brunt into my brian so unhelpful

Best and clearest explanation that makes sense! Just what I wanted to know 👍

This is a really good video on this topic

Thanks you just saved me from spending more money on new transmiter, I just had to get a bigger antena for it HAHHAH

Thank you for the vid. Tried all of your steps but my problem prevailes.

Hello, do you have any clock circuit with the esp8266 7-segment displays that shows the temperature with the ds18b20 sensor?

Great Video! Can you explain a little bit more how to connect a LiPo Battery to ESP32? That will be great. Thank you

silver solder i picked up is horrible 😂 can barely melt it for more than half a second using a 500c iron. despite the masses of specific flux, it prefers to fly away from what your soldering rather than attach. having not much luck.

I'm personally reaching the end of a roll of SAC305; does anyone have a suggestion for any better alloys for lead free?

Lid it back soon after dipping the brush and taking it out and apply it soon b4 gets evoporated?

This video and supplies code was very helpful to me. Thanks!

Hello,nice video.With soldering acid,you will damage the nickel plating of your soldering tip.Sanding works also,and regular electronik flux(colophonium) works fine. Best regards

Thank you dude.

Hey I know this is kind of an old video but I have a questionand sorry if it seems stupid but I know nothing about this. Im big into rockets and I was wondering could you hook up extra wires coming off the receiver to a fuse to iqnite the thermite in the rocket engine with current?

Shouldnt make a video about something you can't even pronounce. Lead is pronounced like the word "let" only with a d at the end.

hi pawel, I cant believe meeting you here outside INAV ! you are legend! he made a very competitive autopilot in a RC plane model guys, the smartest guy Ive ever met on the internet!

Thanks perfect.

Great video, very informative. Curious to know the relative differences in electrical conductivity of such soldered joints.

Solderingpoints with lead is beautiful. I like it more to solder with lead because its shiny. (It smells good too)

you can clearly see , that the drop of soldering lead on the battery with the first try , is already well attached , no need of acid !!!