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Whats the difference between the 350 and 450?

All my favorite parrot stores are out of business forever. How am I supposed to have any parrot friends?

How much will you charge me to fix my radiator? I have the same car 2014 Nissan Altima SV.

How to operate

Thank you useful advice

Never understood why a human would try and get a bird to stop doing what he's suppose to do that would be like that bird telling you hey man don't go to work everyday..... Let the bird be a bird if he wants to scream let him because of he was living in the wild he could do what he wants

I have a JVC DR-MV100 and this helped me get to the transport off and find that the belt was broken for the idler. Now I just need to find a replacement belt.

thanks it worked for me ❤

would you buy those relays from CCP? Seems like some fake ones based on the e-price?

broke one pin - cried so much...write enable - my fault pulling it too hard. Maybe I can still read it did not try it yet....wanna c what GQ says how to read it properly what chip to select since DS1486 is not in Dallas list. Looks like 1650 might be a success with a new battery hack....DS1486 looks roughed up so far.....Year 94 of battery 1650 still had 3.0.. DS1486 still 2.8 and 3.1 something like that...that's what 30 years??? +/- might have to score DS1486 bin file somewhere in the near future of read is no good.

4 years old video, but anyway. I see another potential risk with the heatsink spanning the isolation gap. The electrolytic 68µF 400V Loading capacitor has a minimal airgap to the sink. Here in Germany (230AC) the voltage of this cap is around 230V x squrt(2) = 325V DC I´m planning to: A. cut the heatsink to it´s low voltage side dimensions (loss of thermal mass + 1 mounting point) B. Isolation material between Cap and heatsink (with edge trimming for the PCB trace distance)

Hi. What pulse generator is it?

Wo kauft ? Ich fatbike 48V !!!!

I've hooked a sig gen up to this ac voltmeter and a scope - set to about 1KHz at 1V pk-pk. What this shows is a high frequency oscillation added to the sig gen waveform as soon as you connect this voltmeter. I tried a 100nF cap across the output (which would degrade the frequency response) but the oscillation disappeared and the meter read close to what was expected. I need to experiment to see what the minimum capacitance needed to stope this interaction and the effects upon frequency response. However, the leads from the signal generator used are unscreened and this problem may be due to picking up noise from the overhead lighting. Will investigate.....................

Great review, thank you. Could you please tell me where you managed to download the manual from for the TVt-322? Thanks

Mine was delivered 2 days ago and this millivoltmeter is totally inaccurate! My tests result are already -6% wrong with a 2Vac Sinewave at 1Khz and the spec are bragging 3%. With a variac set at 100V ac both needle show 94V ac.

Why does my RT-701 run at insanely high speed no matter what play speed l select?

the 5000 watt only with the accelerator is fine for climbs and is it true that 5000 watts is the peak power and the nominal continuous power is around 2500 3000 in maximum pas mode? I live in county have much hill climbs,is good that stationary withouth pedals only with accellerator for this situaton? Thank you dude nice video and I hope you will answer me and don't leave me years and years in waiting for a reply than

I just purchased a completely functional RT-707. Are you still refurbishing these? I would like mine gone over and refurbished.

Did you manage to calibrate it?

Good vid and stuff like that

Can we only replace cordless unit keep based transceiver unit same?

Hello, I have a question_ my function generator has an impedance of 50 ohms. What characteristics should the BNC connector have to have correct readings?

Thanks for the video! Do you have a service manual which also contains schematics for the RP-116 head amp board? None of the manuals that I found online hasn't have that board. The pages are missing.

so running a 40a balancer and using a 48v 10.4ah and a 48v 17.5ah battery is not a good idea since they are different ah batteries?

Hey there. I have a JVC JVC DR-MV80B VCR DVD combo and the eject button for the dvd player part of it and then when we put it back together and tired to use the vcr side of it, it would not play the tape. It would say it’s playing for 5 seconds with no picture and then stop. What might be the problem.

How were you able to paint all the parts without spraying the shocks or any important pieces? Please link me the paint or whatever you used!

Hello good evening. Is this Bike water resistant? Tank you for your time.

and stuff like that

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OHHH your the guy! lol

I just bought a 701 that needs work. It makes a lot of noise when it’s powered on. Like a gear is turning. It also doesn’t change speeds. It seems okay otherwise. I’m looking for a place to have it serviced in the Portland OR area.

👍 Just purchased one, should be here in two weeks. Thank you for sharing.

This unit sells for $45 in 2024 and some of the buyer's reviews note that theyve received units with the wrong (older) firmware, or non-working units that flash error codes. They're probably better off going to Harbor Freight and buying the $45 Schneider soldering station, which I did a review and teardown of on my channel recently. It isn't digital and doesn't look as fancy or high-tech as the Quickoo but uses a 7 pin connector to connect the wand to the station, the tip is reliably grounded, and it uses common T18/900 M tips. The 3 supplied tips ain't the greatest (they're iron and not plated copper) but it's easy and inexpensive to replace them. The cable connecting the wand to the station is a little too stiff for long-term comfort, but it's fine for intermittent hobbyist use; if you're going to use it regularly you can always upgrade it to a more flexible cable (it's easy to disassemble the wand and connector). If somebody is on a low budget, they're probably better off buying the simpler, stodgy, ordinary looking analog product instead of going for the flashy digital bells and whistles. In my review I show the inside of the Schneider station: the control board is clean and well built and the soldering is above average quality for an inexpensive Chinese product. Not to mention that if you buy it from Harbor Freight and you don't like it, or you get a defective one, you can just walk right in and return it and get a refund. I don't normally pay for extended warranties but it might be worth paying the extra 10 bucks for a 3 year warranty and then I think they just give you a new one if the old one dies.

The screw-on connector to the solder station has 4 pins visible, and because you need 2 wires to heat the wand and 2 wires to do the temperature-feedback sensing, you need a fifth connection to ground the tip so that it can't accidentally zap sensitive components with static electricity. You can darn well guarantee that the screw-on metal shell of that connector is making a ground connection to the wand through a fifth wire in the cable, BUT: that type of connector does not have a terminal to reliably attach the ground wire. If it was a coaxial cable, then you could just bend back all of the braid so that it tightens up underneath the clamp assembly, but one skinny ground wire does not make a good reliable connection like that, and yet I have seen numerous examples of Chinese made electronics cables and accessories with a folded-over wire that is just sort of pinched between rubber and metal. I watched somebody else on TH-cam take apart a similar connector on another soldering station and that's exactly how the ground connection to the wand was done, by folding a skinny bare wire back on itself so that it was pinched between the rubber cable jacket and the metal connector. If you're working on sensitive components such as microprocessors and integrated circuits, I would double-check that that tip is reliably grounded.

what do think about how many miles does a engine get ? maybe 200 thousand idk?

In order to remove the face plate: 1. Remove battery pack 2. Remove all of the small screws from the bottom of the player including the 2 screws that are under the rubber feet at the front of the player (pull the rubber pads up and you will find them). Make sure to sort the screws as you take them out by length. 3. Flip the player over and the face plate comes right off It took me awhile to find those last 2 screws as they were well hidden under the foot pads. The rest was pretty easy, just take your time.

Can anyone tell me why my controller is getting hot and melting the wires. I have a 48v 13ah battery and I'm going to add a 2nd battery. Will this solve the problem. If someone could answer this for me I would appreciate it. Thanks.

Nice video your really knowledgeable. So I have a question. I have the Sylvania ssd803 and the DVD side won't eject or basically even power up there's no display on the unit. But the vcr works what could that be? What am I looking for because I'm sure I have all the stuff to fix it.

nice jop bro

5/8 bolt on a BMW?? Very interesting...

Hey thanks for the video. Worked on my unit that was having the same issue. Thanks again!

This place is a joke. Went the other day since I was driving by and I couldn't believe what I saw. Used Golf shirts with local company logos for $35-$50, basically any used polo was $10 (even wal-mart brands), used t shirts $15-$25, used shorts $20-$30, jeans $25-$100 and I could go on for days. There was a time this place was packed to the gills on sale days but it's a ghost town these days.

Thanks: when you say that you can trigger off the multimeter jacks do you mean that they can be used as a signal generator?

specs? looking to build myself one

Good educational video.

Seems like all hell broke loose against Akez ebike. Looks familiar ? China makes a million ebikes a month, surely it cant be that bad.

Ein bißchen zu lang. Wird noch gezeigt, ob die Möglichkeit besteht, das 322 zu kalibrieren?

Thanks for posting this video, I want to understand how the roller assembly is attached to the metallic moving arm shown at 5:08 min in you video, I am trying to put back the guide roller assembly on my camcorder, the roller assembly has a plastic pin that I think goes into that hole at end of the metallic moving arm, is there a clip that holds the roller assembly to the arm?

Saludos amigo, excelente video. Tengo uno 710a y me gustaría cambiar a 720p. En el video usted indica que hay que retirar r213 y r207 pero no entendi bien que hay que hacer con r204 y r205. Tambien hay que retirar esas resistencias????