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Thank you for your kind words!

Thank you for your kind words!

Thank you Vladiku!

Glad you like it! did you see my bigger version? th-cam.com/video/Dw-81TkrbNk/w-d-xo.html

Have you watched all my videos? There is a microswitch that pops out of it's place is probable cause of your problem.

It helps, but I have my basement also at 65F -70F degrees, so it doesn't overheat like it did before. If you work in wormer temps I would also recommend to put an a external fan that will cool it also. Try first the external fan and measure the temp of the air pump and after the fan is cooling the air pump. If it is cooling it enough than you don't need to add the fan in the back. I mounted the air pump on a larger tank (I bought on a garage sale and the compressor wasn't working anyway) so I have more air in reserve.

@@tonysfun thx a lot :)

You are right and thanks Hari for your input!

Thanks Hari for your help!

Yes, I love the effect it creates. I was gonna use also 18650 batteries and a BMS with a speed controller, but I'm thinking to make a larger version and modifying everything.... But that is somewhere in the future. Have a great weekend!

Glad you like it! Have a fantastic weekend!

I have tested faster speed, it was too fast, so I settled on 3V, 2x 1.5V AA.

Yes, that is what I'm working on. Just printed the blades in white color and I'm gonna show how this looks when in a manual mode, like widget.

Glad you like it. I'm printing the widget version, since I have most of the parts, I'll upload a video how to assemble it. It's liter triky.

I would love to, but it isn't possible because I would need 3D scan of the arm under a controlled conditions, so it would fit! Sorry, but have a great day anyway!

Yes, it is a good working device, that slowly discharges capacitors.

Thank you. See my other videos.

I do not understand. Can you explain in English please? Have a great day!

That sounds like a lot! Make sure you follow my instructions exactly. Have a great day!

I'm sorry that you are having this problem! Have you contacted the customer support? I'm sure your problem isn't unique, if it is a manufacture defect. One time I red that someone had calibration problem and the problem was a BENT Hot End! Also look under the entire hot end and see if you don't have some kind of filament and or debris inside the hot end. How long do you have the printer? What did you print when the problem started? Let me know what happend.

Voltage:10-1000V Quick Discharge:(100U/400V, ≈5S)

Can u reply quickly plzz i am making this project for exhibition and i need your guidance

Go see my video here: th-cam.com/video/Qvo9CcLnl5Y/w-d-xo.html

Not everyone has needs like yours, based on all the printers you had and have. But for the money, my Bambu X1C is the perfect printer, and I'm very happy with it. None of my other printers can do what my Bambu printer does in resolution, quality, strength, speed .... and simplicity is included! I'm not thinking that my choices are perfect for everyone! I'm just telling my story and leaving peoples decisions on their shoulder. I wish you a great day!

One bambu will put out more prints than 3 neptune 3s. How loud is the filament changer on the Neptunes? Oh wait..... there isn't one

@@josephp1592 It seems to me that both opinions are correct for @honda-s2k and his printers! But @josephp1592 is also right for his printers. Let's not fight over a brand against other brand, these printers are a tool and one can't argue that "sledgehammer is better than 1Oz hammer!" Please respect each other's opinions and find a way to help each other! Otherwise there will be just losers, nobody wins! I wish both of you a great 3 day holiday and print something great or mesmerizing! And everyone else have a fantastic day!

@@josephp1592 the filament changer on the bamboo printer is sooo loud. My tattoo artist paints all my prints....and large prints like basket ball hoops and trash cans I hydro dip and donate to the community centers ☺️☺️. Also I'm not looking for speed. I need quality at a larger scale. I enjoy 3 day prints. On your printer you have to cut the large scale prints in half and then sand and glue together. Hahaha. I can do I can do 50 Harry Potter book marks in one go. It would take you 2 times to print 50 book marks on the bambu....which is more wear and tear on the printer. 😎😎

If you hold the board so you are looking at the PCB and the ESP32 chip is facing to the left side, then the SPEAK(er) connector, the smallest one that has 2 pins only, is on the bottom. Hope that answers your question.

@@tonysfun That does! I have another question, If I connect my ESP32-2432S028R with a phone charger to a home common socket would it work?

@@tonysfun Keep up with the good work!!

@@koliller I do not know. I had my friend Hari write the program, since I'm not a programmer, sorry. Hope you can find answer by going to the GITHUB and research some of the places you can find there.

I agree. For the money also X1C is a great deal!

@@tonysfun its a over priced desktop printer. bambu has zero large scale printers on the market in 2024.

@@honda-s2k It isn't for everyone, that's for sure! I have 2 other printers and one of them is CR Ender 5 PLUS. I found out that a huge majority of my prints are smaller than the bed on Bambu. It is also enclosed and it is reliable! To me, my Bambu X1C is a perfect printer and it is fast, so I can actually make stuff and not loose interest before my other printers slowly print stuff. You have a great day!

Thank you for that information! Based on research I did, they took the shunts out, so I used their visdome. I have it working, but I agree it needs one or 1.5 more turns. The cable is so thick, that I wounded in there as much as I could. No room even for a half a turn.

I'm glad that this video helped you. I had, before I retired, a computer business and I wish I had something like this many years ago! One item I have now, but did not have, until almost end of my business, is a power loader tester, my model is RIGOL DL3021A, but you can find others or a better model. RIGOL is a great brand and they have a supper service, compared to other reasonably priced equipments. If you get any deeper in repairs, some good brand Oscilloscope (I have 2 and 4 channel) so you can see what is happening in the world of microseconds... ha ha ha The youtube is full of great repair videos and you could also ask for help, I've had good luck with that also. Lastly, having a very MultiMeter kike Fluke 289 is great for testing, but if you buy the software with the USB kit, you can connect it to a computer and do more troubleshooting PC's. 289 has also built in a program, where you can watch a power supply over a long period of time, and it creates a report on what was happening in past several hours or a day with a power delivery or power fluctuation! Have a great day and good luck with your business!

@@tonysfun thanks, I appreciate it and also thanks for the in-depth response!

Don't know, sorry. Have a great day!

@@tonysfun Спасибо. Понятно. Я не могу найти. Если будет, то напиши.

@@alexpol1958 The updates for these kind of meters aren't being made. What I do, every other year I buy one of these and I'll keep the old version and or give it to someone..... Have a great day!

Not the way I've tested the cables. I practice with the USB tester and I went thru many, many cables so I knew what cable was reading before I made the video. You can make a video demonstrating your view and if I can repeat your findings here, I'll give you the credit you deserve. (I hope this isn't coming out as defensive gesture, because I'm not vested in anything I do or make or test...). have a great weekend!

@tonysfun I have been testing usb cables for years now with AVHzY, Witrn, Power-Z and Fnirsi testers and no matter how expensive, I never had one with lower than 60 mOhm. There are countless videos on TH-cam, you will not find another one with such low resistance.

@@FransvandeKamp Same here and my son who is also big in testing.... was surprised that his most expensive USB cables 100W was not his best cable! Sometimes the way the wires are shielded and connected - I'm sure you know that there are many standards and even badly made cables .... - so the results can be far apart. I can't solve your experience and results you've measured, but I can tell you that my son (who is in Czech Republic and is in computers and electronics repairs...., and who is dealing with government and very large companies....) did the testing together with me over WhatsApp. I know my son well and he knows me, so we do a lots of learning and testing..... We would never purchase or recommend cables that aren't safe and the best we can get. Inexpensive cables are good for individuals but not for people who depend on them, in this case, great USB cables. What did you measured as the lowest resistence values? The results in the best cables you have tested? Have you tried to use exactly the same setup, like in my video? If you like we can use the Internet to communicate with each other and run some tests - you can tell me how you did it and I'll try to duplicate it here. What do you say? Send me an email to blbcisem@gmail.com if you like and I'll reply to you with details. Have a great weekend!

@tonysfun Well the resistance of copper wire per meter is: awg 20 - 33 mOhm awg 22 - 52 mOhm awg 24 - 84 mOhm Typical resistance of a usb connector is 30 mOhm All of this you can check online. So unless you cable is made of some yet unknown material with next to zero resistance, you can see that your cable can never have 11 mOhm resistance.

Glad you like my 3D prints. Just started my printer again and later I'll print a box for spare parts and tools. In my past 3D printing, some of my prints took almost 3 days! The longest print on X1C printer was under 12 hrs. I'll post more videos later on, so please come back again. Did you see some of my other videos? Thank you and have a great day!

@tonysfun yes I have, I also subscribed and did all notifications lol so hopefully yt will actually let me know when you upload 🤦

@@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 Thank you very much! As you can see from my other videos is that when get motivated and or get something new, I have hard time to do something else.... ha ha ha But I have several projects, including printing storage boxes for the extra stuff and tools. Than I'll try this big and complicated marble machine that I found, but not sooner than my large order of filament! I'm for now buying filament from Bambu, but www.matterhackers.com/s/store?q=bambu has filament and refills, so as soon I'll need filament, it is gonna be a refill - saving about $3 or so! Have a great day!

@tonysfun that sounds awesome! You have a great day as well!

Thank you very much for your comment, and I'm happy for you, because it is a great printer!!! We can help each other and or share our experiences! I'm gonna upload a video I just finished, so check back in 1/2 Hr. It shows how fantastic results you can achieve! Have a great day!

@tonysfun going to look now 🤣 and thank you very much!

@@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 Let me know when you get yours! I'm very happy for you!

I don't know when I'll have time to record another video 4 U. But as the video stated, the 100W cable was the best cable I have. For my needs this FNB58 does exactly what I purchased it for. It does much more, but I move quickly to new ideas and I don't have any cable that is 140W, sorry. Why don't you buy this useful tool and make a video, please send me where the video is, so I can learn something from you. FNB58 is on sale: fnirsistore.com/product/fnirsi-fnb58-usb-tester-voltmeter-ammeter/ Even less here: www.amazon.com/Voltmeter-Ammeter-Protocol-Trigger-Voltage/dp/B0CNXJBLHP/ref=sr_1_7?crid=P2RV9BKFME5P&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.rqIXBILoZAtkrJ-yUk1UgCgq-wB7vsgGWgrmqbmPpGdRRQ33TqH7CqtlmM4VhF-9JwCW4EltTb6J9_l7Ft119b7w508Lmj8VDx0J5lFQqS6z2_D45ORLGjxv0CuNl7AH0352FFlvsqaSoNGe53hCgQfIQaHQyFZBCe-uzrxvAGfdGbpNtUO5QCoIkWFoy6yh.F9fKxDPHwn6Qfcd3InzELeYono85nIi7Fe7IW8XMwKo&dib_tag=se&keywords=FNIRSI+FNB58+USB&qid=1719327635&sprefix=fnirsi+fnb58+usb%2Caps%2C251&sr=8-7 You have a great day!

Thanks for this. It will come in useful in my repair shop.

My son found this part somewhere on the net and we plaid with the bad "how to" and found that the best calibration was to use a resistor between 25 to 100 Ohms.

just in case if anybody sees this comment and might benefit from this i found multiple videos about this topic this is for A to type C : th-cam.com/video/nkp-A8vuI8s/w-d-xo.html and there is also a way to check type C to type C cable also : th-cam.com/video/pVAIrZrZYu8/w-d-xo.html by the way didn't you say it was an 8 ohm resistor the one that you chose in this video ? and what was the gauge of the wire that you soldered to the usb connector? again great video and thank you for the quick reply !!

I'll try to make a video later on.