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I'm sorry that your monitor was damaged. Do you still have the transformer of the monitor? Keep the electronics! The primary winding of the transformer isn't very reliable - I had to buy a spare one.

This could be a great idea for a shop shower- thanks!!

Have the kids moved out? How did the shower hold up over the last 5 years?

I laughed, I cried, I hurled.

Hi, can you make a video on setting up the auto nozzle tip replacement? That would be a great big help to us.

Why does this sound like Saul Goodman doing a tutorial? Love the banter, much appreciated!😄

Also highly useful video for the Bamboo AS2 feeder, most parts seem to be almost the same as the AS1.1, seems to mostly be optimising the number of different types of screws used... And also new part for mounting a label to (my guess anyway)

Hi, wanted to say thank you for all the pandaplacer videos. We got ours a month ago and these videos have been extremely helpful. I also wanted to ask if you ever had issues using plastic tape in these AS2 feeders? We are finding that the components that come in plastic tape don't feed consistently and sometimes the components pop out of the strip. We don't see these problems as much with paper tape.

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That's a linear regulator not switch mode.

Shame about the ROM. I've never seen one like that before... would it be possible to remove the whole mounting from the board, and put it into the ZIF socket that way? I'm guessing, with such a low serial number and a sales rep model, this would have been a prototype, and easy removal / insertion of the firmware would have been their priority, not expecting the device to be around 4 years later, never mind over 40! It'd be interesting to see if there's any hidden features / test modes left behind. I wonder if someone could knock up an emulator for it in MAME?

Where did you buy these detergents? Because Phase 2 is always white (bleach) and yours has some strange colors. Maybe they are some fakes that clogged your twinDos system? Write what Miele service said if you called them.

Great video...went in the river yesterday with my fob. Put it in rice for 24 hrs but still didnt work. Pulled it apart washed the whole thing with ISP, dried out in 10 mins, back in business. Beauty

I have the remnants of an old 1970's -80's beer sign that has a led moving display on the bottom. i think it used to scroll "Budweiser..... the king of beers... cold... and refreshing " if I remember correctly. I didn't care that much about the printed signage, but kept the moving LED display part of it. it was working, but then I moved it around and there was a loose barrel connector and it went on and off a few times, and now it won't come on. I think a voltage spike took out one of the I.C's. but thought it would be kewl if I could get it going again, and figure out how to reprogram it to say something else on the screen.

Cool video. I worked with all kinds of La Belle A/V stuff back in the day, mostly self-contained projection stuff. PTC's first CAD product was Pro/E (Pro/ENGINEER).

Must say I'm slightly surprised at the number of little bits and bobs that the kit is comprised of. Specialised things like double tubing for the vacuum, not just 2x the length and run them twice. Custom flat flex cabling for the wires instead of just a bunch of them (and of cause daughter boards

Where did you get the steel siding?

I appreciate the jokes.

Hi, Where do I get the part for alignment on the inside part of the machine where the feeders go to? I think you called it the mount system?

I remember writing words upside down on our calculators in school. I think "hello" was 0.7734

Reminds my TI57 with similar display

Order to shipping time on the PandaPlacer is however way longer than what I'm used to... Currently at day 6 and counting. Almost like the components have to be source first...

Wondering if you can use a PVC Z channel for the drip edge at the bottom and skip that trim piece you scribed. Thoughts? Did you treat the metal to help minimize corrosion? I also have seen you can cut sheet metal with a wood blade installed in reverse, but haven't tried it yet myself.

EXACTLY what I was seeking. I want to glue, not screw. Thank you!

CS is likely "change sign" for negative numbers.

It reminds me of my old Texas datamath from the same year, with red segment display, still working.

ALI = Acton Laboratories, Inc

A cheap clone of the HP-35.

Boy that thing is thirsty! I noticed the cell pack seemed to have room for 6 cells. If you make a replacement pack with modern NiMH cells, try getting 6 in (2x3 parallel) and you'd get some great battery life. I looked into those Gould Inc people, interesting company. If you wanna give it the luxury it deserves I'd go for Panasonic cells, very high quality.

I think CS probably means 'change sign', And a multimeter would be better than an oscilloscope for measuring AC volts.

I liked that the power supply said "Made in USA" before the days everything from China.

wow the CPI Inflation Calculator says that would be $956.98 as of June 2024.

I wish electronics companies would bring back illuminated 7 digit display calculator readouts like this. As someone who struggles with reading modern LCD displays, even the ones that are backlit, I'd buy one in a heartbeat if they did come back around again.

39:22 Said 180, typed 181, that's why the result was unexpected 😉

Reminds me of my Dad’s old early 1970s calculator with green LEDs that I took apart as a kid to “figure out how it works “. Spoiler: I did not in fact figure out how it worked.

Looks like something I would do. Thanks for taking us along. NiCd cells are nominal 1.2V but I guess you didn't go so high as to let the magic smoke out! 14 VAC is about 40 volts pk-pk on scope. Unloaded these transformers usually put out significantly more than stated, but would drop to around nominal when connected due to internal resistance. CS may mean "change sign" for switching the number between positive and negative.

My favorite thing about Portugal is that restaurants don't even OPEN until 8:30 or later.

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Hi, nice videos. I like your content. First PandaPlacer video was 3 months ago, but all I've seen is calibration, feeders and such. I've also seen your video regarding Opulo. Thanks to you I now know it is not as it seems... Does the PandaPlacer actually works? Can you place components? Could I buy it to produce pcbs (of course considering it as an hobby grade tool) or the machine is an hobby itself and will hardly produce anything?

Thank you. The disassembly instructions helped me to revive my laundry washed key. I have an additional hint for efficient final drying: rinse the PCB with isopropyl alcohol. This will was hour remaining water and dry off quickly. And eventual residual liquid will be non conductive. Best regards, Frank

Hello Nicky...I just pick up a IBM Selectric III - 50th Anniversary Model olive drab color in excellent overall condition, it comes on, tab works, return works, however the spacebar makes noise like its working but won't move, it will also type but again won't move across the page. Wanting to sell it on eBay, Q> would it bring a higher price if I get it serviced or sell it as is? It has a cover and manual; it appears to be complete. Has a extra replacement ribbon B156 Nukote brand and box of lift-off tapes Nukote 86L-12. Any advice would be appreciated.

Also please keep the PandaPlacer / BambooFeeder videos coming, just you and the "manufacture" that uploads videos about them it seems.

Hey Nick - Where did you get your carb rebuild kit?

Out of curiosity do you know if the panda placer handles 0201 components? Even if it isn't with the servo based auto feeders.

I just concluded 3 or 4 days working with E3D. Same guy as listed in the email, as a matter of fact. The problem still persists today. E3D will have you checking everything until you reiterate the fact that your printer worked fine with the 3.11 firmware. Then they step back. Looks as though they can't fix it. I bought a PRUSA EDITION REVO SIX Hot end, that doesn't work well with Prusa. And as far as the faulty heater core goes: how does it fix itself with a firmware change? Magic? This is SAD !!

Poor packing, I send CRTs all over the world, they need to be packed in one box with packing peanuts the that box goes in another box with more packing peanuts, the boxes have to be new also. Never had a problem, only last month I sent a Sony Trinitron PVM-14M4 800 line CRT tube all the way to Canada from the UK with no problems at all.

Dear nickyDoes, Thank you for the excellent video. Do you know the resistance value when the tube contact switch is closed? I'm currently thinking of re-designing the thing and placing a micro switch in there as the tape switches die like hell in our lab. Another question would be if you know which diode and sensors are used to implement the photoelectric barrier. Best Regards

Hey Nick, I'm sorry you didn't have a great time with the machine. Thank you for your honest opinion. It's feedback like yours that helped us greatly improve the design over the past two years since your version. Linear rails greatly improved rigidity (although your X gantry looks incredibly loose, tightening the rollers should fix that), we've done tons of OpenPnP config adjustments (many because of you specifically!), and an improved camera QC process. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and helping make the Lumen better as a result.

I have a question about why there is gear oil on the tip of the horn with the cardan, there is a hole in the middle of the sleeve along with the crosshead, there is oil leaking right in this hole in the center of the cardan sleeve that fits into this notch at 3:47, could it be that my leak is due to this last rubber ring that is placed on the tip at 3:47, thank you if you can help me

I am guessing with what a set of plugs is worth that the cost of new gaskets would go unnoticed Don't be pennywise and pound foolish with an aircraft