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Very moving Mitch, especially today as its 6th June and the 80th anniversary of the D Day landings. A historical artifact.

Niiiice!

Flight, try SCE to auxiliary. It's so lovely... How have you re-created the display? Electro-luminescent, or something else? This reminds me of how Ben Krasnow (Applied Science) re-created the display using modern tech while ditching historical accuracy, to Fran Blanche's dismay. She tried doing it in the period-faithful way.

we dialed this very one today in the museum... but you weren't there (sad face)

Old telephone dial relay

Coming along then😊

Two-motion selector and a bunch of relays... Beauty! I love the clicking.

Nice one! I always wanted to perform in an art gallery... in the end, I had to make my own. ;)

I wiill be so there, love the JMJ vibe wow new stuff great

I have my own punched tape with my programs on it from 1979. It was for loading data into a CNC machine.

Never saw one til now. That's a thing of beauty!

Nop, never seen a double one. Also, don't forget to wrap about a turn of insulated wire as strain-relief. Cool tool, not sure if it solves a real problem though.

Brilliant. I love the demo music ❤

This is awesome! 🙌🏻🥰🔥🔥

Outstanding

What is the name of that tool I want one

Lol that head lamp

Sweet!

Now this is a cozy granular blanket of sound. ❤ Good stuff.

Sounds like the beginning to Pink Floyd’s song Money

no wonder it was so expensive to call people back thrn

is this a dialer?

Could never figure out how the old phones worked . . .

I remember getting very excited about XOR in the 1980s... our new computer at school would plot points with a shade (it wasn't colour) XORed with what was already on the screen... to little me, it looked liked magic. Our physics teacher (who was a massive computer geek and owned a Compukit UK101) had showed me how to make a full adder which again had that "magic" XOR gate... on our electronics we had only learned about NOT, AND, OR, NAND and NOR and I felt like I had secret privileged information... yeah, I'm a bit of an XOR fan too!

quite overwhelming, 'init? yes, indeed lol. thanks for the vid, going to start looking over the circuit

Viel zu geil 😎

Wow. Amazing! What is that piece you played at the end?

I really have to go and have a look. I've been meaning to go there for years. Thanks for the video mitch

Did my comment get deleted ? I was going to add an edit

Chocks away !

It's called Positive and Negative not plus and minus LOL

thanks man

You don't want to be doing it like that... actually was there ever a left hand thread version of that tool for those south paws amongst us?

Super interesting actually 👍🏻

In the bad old '70s we had electric (50v) wire wrapping guns! When you're terminating several 300 wire cables on the IDF ( intermediate distribution frame) it's essential!

Any more spitfires during you tea break?

I’m so excited for the upcoming videos. You really have a fabulous talent for explaining these things in a down to earth, accessible way. I’m inspired!!!! Also love what you said about synth electronics being more of an art than a science, makes me want to go play with some transistors and some audio jacks to see what happens :D

waheeey!

Hard to tell from that angle. Supermarine spitfire maybe?

Very well explained! It reminded me, in places of a sketch on the "Fast Show". Brilliant!

The 40min supplementary video explains all the technical jargon you need to find and buy the right resistors for your synth projects. It's on Patreon now✌www.patreon.com/posts/patreon-for-99604483

I enjoyed this, the subject can get pretty dry so appreciate you giving it some energy and humour! I will end up watching it multiple times understanding a little bit more each time. It's the maths that is the brick wall at the moment so using the calculator was a helpful tip. I have been building a few Eurorack modules from PCBs and even figuring out what components to buy took a lot of learning, a video on what resistors, capacitors etc. are relevant for synths would be really helpful I'm sure.

Absolutely brilliant!! Thanks

Are you saying sourcing or saucing? 😅

This is a very good video to learn from, it explains just enough to make you ask questions, that it already explained to you how to solve. Maybe you should write a book or textbook 😅

Nice!!!

"Killer" ohms is kilo-ohms, meaning 1000 ohms. It's easy to remember if you compare with 1 kg (kilogram) meaning 1000 grams.

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