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looks amazing 🤍💙❤

Can adafruit circuit boards layer two sound effects at the same time? Like can I play one long sound effect and then play another short sound effect in the middle of the long sound? (All with pressing one button of course)

I demand a refund of 2min 50sec. wtf was that? why doesn't anyone ever explain what that is? who cares if you can solder, so can a child

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In the machine shop world we have the term "Order Of Operations". It makes the difference of a pleasurable experience to one that leaves you cussing at yourself.. Your soldering method Transposes this philosophy to the electronics bench. Leaving the connectors connected to the sacrificial ribbon and then soldering them satisfies that philosophy. I don't have a JST crimping tool yet so I soldered them the "much harder" way! I used an old steel brad that fit the connector snugly and hammered it into a board. It held the connector while soldering the wire to it. My method is much more work than yours but it does have a positive property. While the steel brad will not easily accept solder (that's a good thing here) it does sink heat away from the female aperture. Solder will defy gravity, as it seeks where the heat is and that's where my iron is too. If you're ever forced to solder one again try your method with a brad or better yet, a drill bit. It This method does a good job of discouraging solder from migrating into an area you don't want it to go. Wakodahatchee Chris

Well done Hugh! I've seen you speak so many times over the years and you are always making the audience laugh without even trying. But having seen this, I can see how learning the craft of writing and telling jokes has elevated your innate talent. I truly enjoyed watching this.

Pretty ingenious

Sir what is the size of that tactile switch?

Why you need a switch, that doesnt function ?

can you remove legs?

This beat kinda fire ngl

I'm trying to use Attiny85 with 2 pieces of 74hc595 for my dot matrix 8x8. It doesn't work. When I switch to Arduino UNO, it works without any problem. I already burned bootloader and test blink sketch with Attiny85. Please help.

Soldering makes it brittle so bigfoot can brake it off no problem. It makes my shorts all twisted my good sr. . Lol ! I see the age of this video and had to have some fun . You did a great job !

That bgm is so nostalgic

How can you make the switch do on/off

how do you turn off the recorder

This is awesome, thank you so much for filming this! if I want to run this on my large speaker can I use a bluetooth module instead of the amp and solder it straight too the board?

you are a bad teacher. how come you assume we know how to do stuffs. why then do we want to learn from you?

Cant find the file with the h4n mixed track though. Only the individual tracks. Fruatrating.

Can we buy this on AliExpress??

Hello shouldn't the microphone hole be at top to let in audio?

Can it go with android phone

Does anyone know if you can also run LEDs with this ?

Thank you for this video. I used it as a base to create an imitation smoke detector for a son. I completed the project last night, and I am very happy with it. I hope this will suffice that I can stop testing my 9 smoke detectors twice a day every day. or more correctly, lifting him to test each smoke detector.

I must ask, why is +5V connected to PWMA/B? is it just to get a steady rpm?

me too i like to solder 1st and crimp after 😉

Promo-SM 🎊

I don't know what i am doing wrong, but i have mine wired the same and when i attach the power supply the soundboard doesn't show it is getting power ans i hear a squelling sound from my speaker

Found one of these bears at a value village in Toronto. So I need the other bear to get it to do anything? I saw the electronic box in the back and was totally confused until I saw your video. I’m still confused how it works 😂

What voltage will it work up to . I need to convert 45v to 5v , I know 7805 is only rated to 35v have you tried to run on higher voltage?

1:17 it’s 5pin usb

Thanks man! Very useful info

@hughqelliott love it! Gota have your base tools!

Cool!

Took a few tries to get the hang of it, thanks for letting me know I'm doing it right.

Thanks for saving the content to this website. With it taken down this is the remaining place to see those great reflections and historical overview, Appreciated.

Hello sir, Can I record directly dslr from mixer to this Audio interface to DSLR? Please advise

raw.githubusercontent.com/damellis/attiny/ide-1.6.x-boards-manager/package_damellis_attiny_index.json not able to download some header files getting the error is there any solutions

Great video! I noticed you're using silicone wires for your connections. I'm interested in the specifications of these wires - specifically, what AWG (American Wire Gauge) are they? I'm planning a similar project . Thanks in advance!

Thanks a lot.

You’re god, thanks

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So many memories playing this and all the other lucky charms games as a kid. Wish there was still a way to somehow play them. Thank you for making them!

Looks epic!

I have all the correct equipment for crimping, but there are times when I want solder and crimping. Then I apply a coat of solder or solder paste to the bare wire before crimping, and reflow with a heat gun after crimping. The crimp is solid, and the wire is soldered to the pin.

I noticed you connected the mono amplifier to the left speaker off of the FX board at first, then you changed it over to the right speaker later in the video. Was there a reason for that?

when i plug the adafruit into the pc do i need to remove power from the Vin on the side of the board? i dont want to give it double voltage and blow it.

I remember playing this game, although I can't recall if I beat it or not, as well as the only other lucky charms game I remember quest for the new charm. Glad to see that proof of these old games still exists, when so many have been redacted even before the Flash shutdown! Thanks for making this!

Nice, clear usage, thanks! 1) What gauge of wire are you using here? 2) Exactly what JST connectors are those (e.g., jst-xh)?