About 9-10 years or so ago I wasn't too sure about my career path and I stumbled onto your channel I think I was looking at understanding Ohm's law (could've been something else, maybe a multimeter review) then I saw all the gear you had it was so cool to me, I didn't know what a multimeter was or an oscilloscope was at the time. Long story short I got two degrees and a fantastic job and all this was inspired by what I saw here. Showed my brother your channel and he got into electronics too and he's now designing power management systems. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You were that spark. Maybe one day I can pay it forward like you did.
Mathieu, your post means the world to me. I'm really chuffed you and your bother have been inspired. Likewise, I have been inspired by others that sent me down this path. If you can lend a helping hand or inspire just one other person along your journey, that will be magic. Cheers good man.
Just wanted to toss my own thanks, appreciation and well-wishes into the pile with all the others. I was just sorta wondering myself at the fact that it's been twelve years since I began operations in a new studio of my own making/ modification, and since it's a recording studio, I've done much of my own electronics repair/ maintenance/ modifications. You've been a tremendous help in all that, and I even have you to thank for my new repair bench setup, for which I chose a Seville Classics UltraHD lighted workbench, as it seems you have as well. Just set it up, and I have to say I love it. Anyway, thanks for all your hard work, and I hope you're enjoying the beautiful Southeastern U.S. as much as we.
@@trickyrat483 Absolutely, I did too at one time, he did some great content and reviews back in the day and likely still does. Obviously comes down to personal preference of course and Dave is one of the leaders in this field along with Martin (MJLorton) and ElectroBOOM, the Iranian/Canadian guy who always electrocutes himself, very funny guy. I can't recall which meter Dave reviewed a few years back but he was calling out the meter for using the exact same design principle as a Fluke meter but on the cheaper meter, he found that design solution to be unacceptable yet on his review of the Fluke meter with the same flimsy mechanism, Dave mentioned nothing of it. The design flaw or weakness was on the internals of the selector switch but I cannot recall exactly what it was. Fluke build fantastic meters without a doubt, safety second to none, but to call out another manufacturer for using a similar design solution was hypocritical. Both were bad. I stopped watching him around then as I felt Dave wears his ars* on his sleeve to coin a phrase. Not seen that recent video you mention but I will check it out. Discussing his analytics and finances if that is what he was doing is poor form in this current climate particularly when many people have struggled financially with these lockdowns, causing mayhem and resulting in job losses in many cases. Martin has always been great and made it clear that electronics are a passion to him and retained his integrity throughout. He makes you feel as though you are on the same journey as him, discovering things together whereas Dave seems to have an ethos of 'Look how much more I know than you'. Martin has consistently refused to sell his soul down the river, recommending shoddy equipment is something he absolutely and thankfully will not do but for Dave, I get the impression that everything has a price though I may be wrong. Every single rule change on TH-cam that is not in his favour and hit him in his pocket seemingly always results in a 2 hour rant disregarding the fact that his viewers, the vast majority are not TH-cam content makers but electronics engineers both amateur and professional and tune in for that. Not sure if Fluke advertise on his Forum or just like the rest of us, he simply understands that Fluke make excellent equipment but I have seen several design flaws even in Fluke meters that just seem to get glossed over by Dave the Rave in his Fluke evangelism. Martin was well ahead of the curve when he began discussing the merits of Brymen Multimeters which in many regards are better than Fluke in the features you get for much less money and greater resistance to high voltage spikes, there is a guy who performs rigorous safety testing on very many meters from the US who's channel name escapes me and Brymen generally surpass Fluke in every metric throughout their range remaining functional at over 10kV on the 800 series meters, something Dave's own meter (the none Brymen model) could not do also. I have a 525s model Brymen, same form factor and features (give or take a couple) as the 800's and a fantastic meter I have had for around 9 years without any problems whatsoever. When Dave focuses on what he knows best, his content can be great but prefer Martin's style and honesty myself, and ElectroBOOM's content for the humour and overall silliness at times. Have a great day, cheers
Crystal ageing also tends to reset on orientation change, and yes they are sensitive to voltage drift. Soldering the crystal will cause a step change in drift, so best to use a socket for the crystal, though this also adds in other things like contact noise and more thermal offsets. Best to keep the crystal shock free, in a temperature stable environment, with a well regulated supply. Cascade references, so start with all being stable temperature wise, then use the most stable regulators nearest the oscillator, and let the others provide a more stable supply to them.
I know Martin’s video’s from the time he was in Africa and he had many interesting videos for me. Especially the video about the DS2000 which I’ve seen a few times and yes at the end I bought one. Thanks a lot Martin !
Keep being you Martin. I've watched, learned and have enjoyed almost all your videos. I like the long forum format where you can actually learn something. Looking forward to your audio stuff.
Hi Martin, many years ago I had trouble getting out the house they ( doctors) thought I had depression?. any ways I seen you in the other building and your self go into surgery on your nose to ease the pressure around your face and moving forward into you home in the woods and you designing the " new lab" with the floor trouble. yes sir I have been watching your tube a very long time and it has given me to get out and about back into society many years ago. But I still watch & learn new technology from you. I hope in that this new 2022 will bring us back into a new future to come.. play safe sir
I've been running my SBMS-120 for about 4 years now, first on a 4S and now a 7S LiIon battery pack. It's still going strong. I like that you can set the internal balancing voltages. I have my battery top out at 4.0v/cell and the SBMS will balance to that voltage. Some of the BMS boards I have tried only balance when you hit 4.2v on a given cell.
I have a 41CV with a PPC rom and card reader. The drive roller in the card reader has turned to mush as it was a foam roller. I have had it since about 85 when i worked at Hughes Aircraft and it is a wonderful piece. Some of the keys have become "bouncy" but other than that it is a pleasure to use. ONLY 700 videos????? I thought it was ALOT more than that! I enjoy your videos as they are very informative and a pleasure to watch. Thank You!
WOW! 12 yers already? THank You Martin for this episode. Reallly glad to hear a Youturber reflect on their many years on this platform. I wish others woud do the same. To best YT video I ever watcheed aqside from those deancing washing machines ws seeoing you pull those DMMs (multimeters) out of your deep freezer and tesst the accuracy!! I was hooked!! I jcannot believe I have been watching you for 12 years..And the other Electronics YT channels. South Africa, to Ohio, too Geez, where are you now? BLue Ridge Mountains? Are you backing up your vids on other platforms? just in case? I hope so. You have helped me, inspired me, and made me laugh. I make notes of episodes in my lab log to refer back to an older episode if I encounter something similar. I CANNOT REMEMBER ALL OF WHAT YOU PRESENT!!!. Keeep onn goiiing dude! and Enjoy the ride. When you are happy, your videos are better!
Martin.......I always enjoy your videos, your chit-chats and the goings on in and around your workshop/lab as you basically put some of your life on YT. Keep it up old boy, YT wouldn't be the same without you........and CHEERS to the next video.
Your content is always very interesting. My own videos are also "lengthy" but I feel I have to explain what I must explain and people can skip portions if they wish, and I put out videos when I feel inspired, not to a pressured schedule. Keep up your excellent videos, though, and you got me inspired to get going with my own solar setups!
MJ, I have enjoyed everything I've watched on this channel and learned much from you! I understand your fatigue. It's a sad case with some vendors and a few viewers. Take care!
The things you mentioned, is the reason why would never have a you tube channel Martin, having spent my entire working life from 15 to 65, in the Radio /TV repair business ,with a hell of a lot of experience, I personally wouldn't to put myself through the situations you have. There seems to be a lot of armchair experts out there, wannabes, and some who should never be allowed near any pcb's, , I've enjoyed you work for many Years, I don't how managed to put up with it.😂😂.
Thanks for the videos over the years, Martin. Always great stuff. Shame about the shenanigans YT Creators have to go through these days. Great Scott did an update video last week where he was saying YT was tanking his viewing figures as they didn't want to push "tech. stuff" anymore. From the amount of utter mindless clickbait garbage YT "recommends" to me these days, we can clearly see where their priorities lie. :(
Thank you for all your videos and your will to still keep up with youtube. You are on the same level as Shariar from The Signal Path: extremely detailed and long videos with information we can't find anywhere else. Take your videos about the history of timekeeping and GPS disciplined oscillators for example: I loved those, they were informative, interesting and made me wish to know even more, but unfortunately videos like those are for a restricted niche audience, as you said many people just do not sit and watch hours long youtube videos. But this is exactly why your channel stands out, just like the signal path: you tell us things that we have no other way of knowing, and we hear them from an expert who did lots of research and studies. I really hope you keep producing videos (whenever you feel it) with your usual format, honesty anytime I see you uploaded a video I put you on the TV (like I did for this video), sit on the couch and enjoy your knowledge and explanation.
Thanks for an interesting video Mike. :) I don't think it's a secret but for anyone who doesn't know you can actually make the video go faster. Just click the gear wheel on the right hand side then click playback speed and select. Or just stop the video and take a break.
Your integrity and openness is part of why I trust your reviews. The other part is the experience you bring and your willingness to correct yourself as you learn. It seems this should not be rare, but in my experience it is, and I appreciate those in which I find this attribute. My greatest frustration dealing with certain tech providers is when I report an issue and they respond with something to the effect, "you are wrong, that is not what it does." Perhaps it is a communication problem, but it does not happen universally and is frankly a minority. Yet even then, it makes progress unnecessarily difficult if not impossible. As for the spam problem on this platform... There is an open source python project which can be run against a video or a channel and will flag and/or remove (if you own the channel) spam comments. Why a 3rd party is so capable of doing this and the platform is not... Congratulations on recognizing the need for a personal change. I look forward to what you share in the future. Best wishes on your journey.
Hi Martin, can’t believe it’s been so long. Please keep it up, you are a major TH-camr and you are a go-to person in terms of reliable, honest source. Keep up the great work. Kindest regards from Bonnie Scotland. Joe.
Chrony is an open-source NTP implementation which allows you to calibrate for drift in a similar fashion which it will then use to keep the clock more accurate in between online sync events.
Thanks for being honest, definitely I would trust your review before deciding to buy a product . Thanks for sharing. and yes I watched the whole video.
Weight what, only45:31 min... where are the last 4 hours? :-) It was a great video and you got a lot explained. May I please ask you about this "epoch" timy wimy thingy? Did I understand that you use two GPSDO's? Would it be possible for you to make a video where you go into the more practical side of it?
I think you might have to do a full charge and discharge cycle to fully calibrate the charge control. Because it evaluates the capacity of each battery (or Batteries in //) and it could think that some have a lower capacity.
Parallel batteries are just a very bad idea and done only by those new companies that do not have the expertise to understand that is a bad idea. All large manufacturers like Tesla, LG .... use either series batteries or have DC-AC or DC-DC output on tier individual battery so never parallel batteries. Any number of cells can be paralleled since that is in no way different from a single higher capacity cell but it is unsafe to directly parallel batteries made of multiple series cells. I still produce the SBMS now as the SBMS0 so separate BMS from charger but since a few weeks ago I run out of stock due to global semiconductor supply issues. There are components that I ordered over a year ago and there are no delvers timelines with some manufacturers extending the supply issue until 2023. Yes youtube has changed :)
I did watch the entire video... no problem for me... it was interesting to hear what you had to say. (Yes some companies will want one to proselytize. Isn't that how corruption works?) Usually, I won't watch channels doing reviews. And, I won't be watching any audiophile audiophoolery either.
Do you have a recommendation for a good quality and priced power supply that can do 12-48 volts, im getting some new batteries and I need a new way to charge them up
As a smaller YT'er I have found the same. Getting out informative content in a limited time is a hassle, people want a quick little fix or a quick upgrade or something else they aren't interested in a long talking head video with a lot of information and that is often as not very detrimental. One question, what is up with the college PSU? Thank Martin for all your efforts.
I enjoy your long videos because you have good things to say! and YES I did watch the whole thing! It's too bad these manufacturers get upset when you create controversy with their products. It would seem like they could use your comments to improve their products! Rather than them thinking they are perfect, which they are NOT! If they don't want to talk to you, that is their loss!
The problem is that you ramble too much. Make a video of one topic and keep it under 10 minute. I wanted to know about your youtube fatigue but got tired midway thru the video you talking about different things.
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About 9-10 years or so ago I wasn't too sure about my career path and I stumbled onto your channel I think I was looking at understanding Ohm's law (could've been something else, maybe a multimeter review) then I saw all the gear you had it was so cool to me, I didn't know what a multimeter was or an oscilloscope was at the time. Long story short I got two degrees and a fantastic job and all this was inspired by what I saw here. Showed my brother your channel and he got into electronics too and he's now designing power management systems.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You were that spark. Maybe one day I can pay it forward like you did.
Mathieu, your post means the world to me. I'm really chuffed you and your bother have been inspired. Likewise, I have been inspired by others that sent me down this path. If you can lend a helping hand or inspire just one other person along your journey, that will be magic. Cheers good man.
Peace.. Shalom.. Salam.. Namaste and Thank You for All your efforts to support Solar Power 🙏🏻 😊 🌈 ✌ 🌷 ☮ ❤
Just wanted to toss my own thanks, appreciation and well-wishes into the pile with all the others. I was just sorta wondering myself at the fact that it's been twelve years since I began operations in a new studio of my own making/ modification, and since it's a recording studio, I've done much of my own electronics repair/ maintenance/ modifications. You've been a tremendous help in all that, and I even have you to thank for my new repair bench setup, for which I chose a Seville Classics UltraHD lighted workbench, as it seems you have as well. Just set it up, and I have to say I love it.
Anyway, thanks for all your hard work, and I hope you're enjoying the beautiful Southeastern U.S. as much as we.
Thanks very much for your post, I really appreciate your support.
Does Dave Jones check his stats every minute, does a bear sh*t in the woods ..... Hell yeah !
Respect for stepping back when you need to.
Love Dave's stuff, but his recent video on "Building Wealth" was pretty cringeworthy.
@@trickyrat483 Absolutely, I did too at one time, he did some great content and reviews back in the day and likely still does. Obviously comes down to personal preference of course and Dave is one of the leaders in this field along with Martin (MJLorton) and ElectroBOOM, the Iranian/Canadian guy who always electrocutes himself, very funny guy.
I can't recall which meter Dave reviewed a few years back but he was calling out the meter for using the exact same design principle as a Fluke meter but on the cheaper meter, he found that design solution to be unacceptable yet on his review of the Fluke meter with the same flimsy mechanism, Dave mentioned nothing of it. The design flaw or weakness was on the internals of the selector switch but I cannot recall exactly what it was. Fluke build fantastic meters without a doubt, safety second to none, but to call out another manufacturer for using a similar design solution was hypocritical. Both were bad. I stopped watching him around then as I felt Dave wears his ars* on his sleeve to coin a phrase.
Not seen that recent video you mention but I will check it out.
Discussing his analytics and finances if that is what he was doing is poor form in this current climate particularly when many people have struggled financially with these lockdowns, causing mayhem and resulting in job losses in many cases.
Martin has always been great and made it clear that electronics are a passion to him and retained his integrity throughout. He makes you feel as though you are on the same journey as him, discovering things together whereas Dave seems to have an ethos of 'Look how much more I know than you'.
Martin has consistently refused to sell his soul down the river, recommending shoddy equipment is something he absolutely and thankfully will not do but for Dave, I get the impression that everything has a price though I may be wrong.
Every single rule change on TH-cam that is not in his favour and hit him in his pocket seemingly always results in a 2 hour rant disregarding the fact that his viewers, the vast majority are not TH-cam content makers but electronics engineers both amateur and professional and tune in for that.
Not sure if Fluke advertise on his Forum or just like the rest of us, he simply understands that Fluke make excellent equipment but I have seen several design flaws even in Fluke meters that just seem to get glossed over by Dave the Rave in his Fluke evangelism. Martin was well ahead of the curve when he began discussing the merits of Brymen Multimeters which in many regards are better than Fluke in the features you get for much less money and greater resistance to high voltage spikes, there is a guy who performs rigorous safety testing on very many meters from the US who's channel name escapes me and Brymen generally surpass Fluke in every metric throughout their range remaining functional at over 10kV on the 800 series meters, something Dave's own meter (the none Brymen model) could not do also. I have a 525s model Brymen, same form factor and features (give or take a couple) as the 800's and a fantastic meter I have had for around 9 years without any problems whatsoever.
When Dave focuses on what he knows best, his content can be great but prefer Martin's style and honesty myself, and ElectroBOOM's content for the humour and overall silliness at times.
Have a great day, cheers
Crystal ageing also tends to reset on orientation change, and yes they are sensitive to voltage drift. Soldering the crystal will cause a step change in drift, so best to use a socket for the crystal, though this also adds in other things like contact noise and more thermal offsets. Best to keep the crystal shock free, in a temperature stable environment, with a well regulated supply. Cascade references, so start with all being stable temperature wise, then use the most stable regulators nearest the oscillator, and let the others provide a more stable supply to them.
Always handy info Sean. Thanks again good man.
I know Martin’s video’s from the time he was in Africa and
he had many interesting videos for me. Especially the video
about the DS2000 which I’ve seen a few times and yes at the end
I bought one.
Thanks a lot Martin !
Thanks very much for your post.
Keep being you Martin. I've watched, learned and have enjoyed almost all your videos. I like the long forum format where you can actually learn something. Looking forward to your audio stuff.
Martin you have been a great teacher, I have learnt so much from your videos over the years!
Thanks very much for your post.
Hi Martin, many years ago I had trouble getting out the house they ( doctors) thought I had depression?. any ways I seen you in the other building and your self go into surgery on your nose to ease the pressure around your face and moving forward into you home in the woods and you designing the " new lab" with the floor trouble. yes sir I have been watching your tube a very long time and it has given me to get out and about back into society many years ago. But I still watch & learn new technology from you. I hope in that this new 2022 will bring us back into a new future to come.. play safe sir
I really appreciate your post Jim. All the best good man.
I've been running my SBMS-120 for about 4 years now, first on a 4S and now a 7S LiIon battery pack. It's still going strong. I like that you can set the internal balancing voltages. I have my battery top out at 4.0v/cell and the SBMS will balance to that voltage. Some of the BMS boards I have tried only balance when you hit 4.2v on a given cell.
I have a 41CV with a PPC rom and card reader. The drive roller in the card reader has turned to mush as it was a foam roller.
I have had it since about 85 when i worked at Hughes Aircraft and it is a wonderful piece.
Some of the keys have become "bouncy" but other than that it is a pleasure to use.
ONLY 700 videos????? I thought it was ALOT more than that! I enjoy your videos as they are very informative and a pleasure to watch.
Thank You!
WOW! 12 yers already? THank You Martin for this episode. Reallly glad to hear a Youturber reflect on their many years on this platform. I wish others woud do the same. To best YT video I ever watcheed aqside from those deancing washing machines ws seeoing you pull those DMMs (multimeters) out of your deep freezer and tesst the accuracy!! I was hooked!! I jcannot believe I have been watching you for 12 years..And the other Electronics YT channels. South Africa, to Ohio, too Geez, where are you now? BLue Ridge Mountains? Are you backing up your vids on other platforms? just in case? I hope so. You have helped me, inspired me, and made me laugh. I make notes of episodes in my lab log to refer back to an older episode if I encounter something similar. I CANNOT REMEMBER ALL OF WHAT YOU PRESENT!!!. Keeep onn goiiing dude! and Enjoy the ride. When you are happy, your videos are better!
More power to you sir. Thank you for your teachings, instructions...
Thanks very much for your post.
Martin.......I always enjoy your videos, your chit-chats and the goings on in and around your workshop/lab as you basically put some of your life on YT.
Keep it up old boy, YT wouldn't be the same without you........and CHEERS to the next video.
Thanks good man. Always good hearing from you. Thanks for the support.
Your content is always very interesting. My own videos are also "lengthy" but I feel I have to explain what I must explain and people can skip portions if they wish, and I put out videos when I feel inspired, not to a pressured schedule. Keep up your excellent videos, though, and you got me inspired to get going with my own solar setups!
MJ, I have enjoyed everything I've watched on this channel and learned much from you! I understand your fatigue. It's a sad case with some vendors and a few viewers. Take care!
Thanks for your post.
The things you mentioned, is the reason why would never have a you tube channel Martin, having spent my entire working life from 15 to 65, in the Radio /TV repair business ,with a hell of a lot of experience, I personally wouldn't to put myself through the situations you have. There seems to be a lot of armchair experts out there, wannabes, and some who should never be allowed near any pcb's, , I've enjoyed you work for many Years, I don't how managed to put up with it.😂😂.
Thanks for the videos over the years, Martin. Always great stuff.
Shame about the shenanigans YT Creators have to go through these days. Great Scott did an update video last week where he was saying YT was tanking his viewing figures as they didn't want to push "tech. stuff" anymore. From the amount of utter mindless clickbait garbage YT "recommends" to me these days, we can clearly see where their priorities lie. :(
"Lie" is right!
Thanks very much for your post.
Thank you for all your videos and your will to still keep up with youtube.
You are on the same level as Shariar from The Signal Path: extremely detailed and long videos with information we can't find anywhere else.
Take your videos about the history of timekeeping and GPS disciplined oscillators for example: I loved those, they were informative, interesting and made me wish to know even more, but unfortunately videos like those are for a restricted niche audience, as you said many people just do not sit and watch hours long youtube videos.
But this is exactly why your channel stands out, just like the signal path: you tell us things that we have no other way of knowing, and we hear them from an expert who did lots of research and studies.
I really hope you keep producing videos (whenever you feel it) with your usual format, honesty anytime I see you uploaded a video I put you on the TV (like I did for this video), sit on the couch and enjoy your knowledge and explanation.
Thanks very much much for your post. For the foreseeable future I certainly will continue to post, just at a "relaxed" pace.
Thanks for an interesting video Mike. :)
I don't think it's a secret but for anyone who doesn't know you can actually make the video go faster. Just click the gear wheel on the right hand side then click playback speed and select. Or just stop the video and take a break.
Thanks for keeping it "Real" . Admire and appreciate your integrity!
Thanks for the videos.
Your integrity and openness is part of why I trust your reviews. The other part is the experience you bring and your willingness to correct yourself as you learn. It seems this should not be rare, but in my experience it is, and I appreciate those in which I find this attribute.
My greatest frustration dealing with certain tech providers is when I report an issue and they respond with something to the effect, "you are wrong, that is not what it does." Perhaps it is a communication problem, but it does not happen universally and is frankly a minority. Yet even then, it makes progress unnecessarily difficult if not impossible.
As for the spam problem on this platform... There is an open source python project which can be run against a video or a channel and will flag and/or remove (if you own the channel) spam comments. Why a 3rd party is so capable of doing this and the platform is not...
Congratulations on recognizing the need for a personal change. I look forward to what you share in the future. Best wishes on your journey.
Thanks very much for your post.
You tube should give you an award for outstanding service
Hi Martin, can’t believe it’s been so long. Please keep it up, you are a major TH-camr and you are a go-to person in terms of reliable, honest source. Keep up the great work. Kindest regards from Bonnie Scotland. Joe.
Love Scotland! Thanks for your post Joe.
Thank you for your videos!
My pleasure!
Thank you. Subscribed.
Chrony is an open-source NTP implementation which allows you to calibrate for drift in a similar fashion which it will then use to keep the clock more accurate in between online sync events.
Thanks! I will look into that.
Thanks for being honest,
definitely I would trust your review before deciding to buy a product .
Thanks for sharing.
and yes I watched the whole video.
Glad it was helpful!
superb!
Weight what, only45:31 min... where are the last 4 hours? :-)
It was a great video and you got a lot explained. May I please ask you about this "epoch" timy wimy thingy?
Did I understand that you use two GPSDO's? Would it be possible for you to make a video where you go into the more practical side of it?
I think you might have to do a full charge and discharge cycle to fully calibrate the charge control. Because it evaluates the capacity of each battery (or Batteries in //) and it could think that some have a lower capacity.
Parallel batteries are just a very bad idea and done only by those new companies that do not have the expertise to understand that is a bad idea. All large manufacturers like Tesla, LG .... use either series batteries or have DC-AC or DC-DC output on tier individual battery so never parallel batteries.
Any number of cells can be paralleled since that is in no way different from a single higher capacity cell but it is unsafe to directly parallel batteries made of multiple series cells.
I still produce the SBMS now as the SBMS0 so separate BMS from charger but since a few weeks ago I run out of stock due to global semiconductor supply issues. There are components that I ordered over a year ago and there are no delvers timelines with some manufacturers extending the supply issue until 2023.
Yes youtube has changed :)
Great hearing from you Dacian. Thanks for your post.
Hello sir
Thanks for videos
I wanted to ask you which clamp meter with Loz would u recommend that would have very good quality like fluke etc ? Thanks
thanks for the insight
Gosh has it been that long? I've enjoyed your videos now since close to the beginning and hoping for many, many more! 73 - Dino KLØS
Thanks for your support over the years Dino. I appreciate your post good man.
I did watch the entire video... no problem for me... it was interesting to hear what you had to say. (Yes some companies will want one to proselytize. Isn't that how corruption works?) Usually, I won't watch channels doing reviews. And, I won't be watching any audiophile audiophoolery either.
Thanks very much for your post. The audiophoolery is what I hope to debunk.
@@mjlorton Thanks for the reply. I'll watch. I'm interested to hear what you have to say.
Do you have a recommendation for a good quality and priced power supply that can do 12-48 volts, im getting some new batteries and I need a new way to charge them up
As a smaller YT'er I have found the same. Getting out informative content in a limited time is a hassle, people want a quick little fix or a quick upgrade or something else they aren't interested in a long talking head video with a lot of information and that is often as not very detrimental. One question, what is up with the college PSU? Thank Martin for all your efforts.
Thanks for your post. The college PSU is still waiting in the wings.
Out of all my interests, while I was going to college. I choose the electronics field.
I enjoy your long videos because you have good things to say! and YES I did watch the whole thing!
It's too bad these manufacturers get upset when you create controversy with their products. It would seem like they could use your comments to improve their products! Rather than them thinking they are perfect, which they are NOT!
If they don't want to talk to you, that is their loss!
Thanks very much for your post good man.
Thanks. I wondered what happened to you. Too bad I am not more or an audiophile. I was once.
I stay until the end of the video! My videos are huge too, lol.
Thanks very much for your post.
Martin can you send me the contact info for Owon, I wouldn’t mind looking at some of their gear too.
Hello good man, I will drop you an email.
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I now always try not to buy anything from the East even if I have to pay more.
The problem is that you ramble too much. Make a video of one topic and keep it under 10 minute. I wanted to know about your youtube fatigue but got tired midway thru the video you talking about different things.
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