Ben Heck's Lunch Box Dev Kit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 มี.ค. 2016
- In this episode Ben sets out to build a all in one development kit. This includes a screen, a key board, mouse and a few power options all in one convenient package.
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Sorry, this video isn't available in SnoopaVision. ;)
+The Ben Heck Show would a nexdock work ok for this project, it has a full size hdmi and built in battery too (along with the keyboard/screen etc) nexdock.com/
+The Ben Heck Show I really think caution should be used when producing the 'luggage detective' episode since what it sounds like your describing could be used to detonate a bomb hidden in luggage (or a postal package) when the device detects the pressure change indicating the plane is in flight. Even if the possibility is miniscule it's best to be cautious.
+ALitleBitSpecial Don't be ridiculous Special, people don't do that sort of thing only governments do, it's called false flags and propaganda, turn of that television propaganda it's effecting the way you think, like everyones out to get you when it's the ones who push that false narrative on the television who actually are always the ones responsible for any attacks against the people! Recognize the perpetrators, they aren't us it's them! Stick to YT and Ben and channels that actually try to show you something instead of trying to sell you a false narrative to manipulate your mind! Just a word of advice :)
+ALitleBitSpecial to be fair, if someone is going to go through with something like that they can find the info without the help of Ben Heck.
+The Ben Heck Show this is what it says
SnoopaVision is in beta and will be enabled on Ben Heck's Lunch Box Dev Kit by 12/4/2048.
This episode reminded me of few years back when Ben Heck made different laptop/mobile consoles. And it was nice that it was only 1 episode long. :)
Great job guys, I really like how simple this build was. It's good to recycle things!
This is an awesome idea, really enjoyed watching this episode! I would love to see a second part with all the features Karren suggested :)
Pressure is the same in the luggage compartment and in the cabin of a plane, in fact there are big vents in between the 2 spaces, so if any explosive decompression would occur in the luggage compartment, difference of pressure would not make the cabin floor collapse (it happened in the past).
I know what you could add to the lunch box: lunch.
+Ast A. Moore UMMMM lunch box... Brings back memories of the little white one room school I attended in the first - third grades, no power or water, lamps for light wnen needed and an outdoor privi for those times of need. Opening those old lunch boxes was a treat, that smell was someting you never forget, the jelly sandwitch smell along with the apple, and that strange smell that came from the thermos in the top of the pail added just the right smell to make your mouth water.
Love it! Wish I had one of thse to carry in my RV when we are on the road, would be great when an idea hits you.
The research update was actually way more interesting than the main episode...
The real question: Is "Where are my dragons?" going to be the next "Batten down the hatches!" ?
Wasn't it Geraldo that did the special on Al Capone's vault?
+Peter Thomson (DeMedici) Thought's so too. I was confused a little when he was talking about it.
+Peter Thomson (DeMedici) yes, first thing that came to my mind too... Ben has a miswire, linking the vault opening, with unsolved mysteries.
+Peter Thomson (DeMedici) Yeah... had to look it up: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mystery_of_Al_Capone%27s_Vaults
+Tom Geairn The exact moment TV died.
My daughter and I built something similar. Awesome episode. Inspired my five year old.
I think you should use caution when producing the luggage detective episode as what it sounds like your describing could be used to detonate a bomb hidden in luggage (or a postal package) when the device detects the pressure change indicating the plane is in flight. Even if the possibility is miniscule it's best to be cautious.
cool project. I'm an absolute beginner so really enjoy watching you puzzle out what is what. makes me feel a lot better about not knowing what component is what haha. would really love to see some more beginner tutorials for projects just using basic gear. I'm learning on arduino but the instructions in my kit were pretty rubbish so I'm just puzzling through with trial and error. we'll be trying to make a useless box over the next couple weeks.
Great video, once again!
...and I've got an idea...
What about ultimate DIY camera rig, with everything included? (modified monitor, motorized head, audio recoder, internal power source, ...)
I would love to see that.
Uh it wasn't Robert Stack that opened Capone's Vault it was Geraldo Rivera.
Next project, Happy Meal Dev Kit?
Just wanted to chime in, I use an Atrix Dock with a Raspberry Pi 2... the batteries work fine to power the pi and the screen, not sure about longevity of the batteries (admittedly its usually plugged into the wall) but it can handle both.
Loving that Surface Book!
Great idea! And an old laptop battery that still holds about an hour's worth of charge and doubles as a UPS would complete the whole thing.
Nice work
The acting gets better in every cideo
I'm pretty sure it was Geraldo who opened Al Capone's vault. Almost certain of it.
Also, that Atrix thing you used... I am jealous. I have wanted one of those for ages. Why nobody makes a device like that now I have no idea, it would absolutely have a market to all the people who have a Raspberry Pi. And there are a few of those. Getting one of them on ebay is really expensive because so many people want one for various projects.
First thing I thought when seeing this completed was that you should make a mini KVM switch and power distribution circuit so you could have multiple dev kits going at the same time. And perhaps an external serial port hub to use one dev kit to benchmark other dev kits.
hey ben. I believe that was Geraldo who opened the vault. he had to sing at the end when it was a total failure.
+Jeremiah Frattaroli I think so too
Thanks for not doing an April fools joke!
You won the Grammys with that intro
I like the surface drawings
The intro skits are so cheezy now...
The 80s computer you mentioned was called a commodore sx-64
How about some home made cnc laser etcher/cutter
I was working on a post apocalyptic electronics kit. Same idea: what components are the most useful.
The micro USB next to the micro HDMI for docking the phone will power Raspberry Pis up through the B+ or the Pi Zero. My guess is that it supplies 750 mA or maybe 1A since it was intended to charge the phone. I haven't tried a Pi 2 or 3. It won't power an Odroid UX3 which draws over 1A for heavy processor loads. The Odroid will boot then draw too much current when it starts the GUI sag the supply voltage and reboot.
You know what this kit needs... Scooby-Doo Thermos Battery Pack! :D
Hey guys, I would love to see a laser keyboard hacked into the lunch box!
I guess they only wanted to use things they had in the shop, but wouldn't it have been easier to use a mini hdmi female to hdmi male adapter rather than rewiring the whole thing?
I had no trouble powering a Pi B1 with Wifi and wireless mouse/keyboard adapters plugged in from the Lapdocks I have. I'm guessing that the USB port outputs more than 500MA to be able to work as a portable charger in addition to the laptop docking. It also powers a Raspberry Pi Zero just fine too, but that takes less power.
LOL "Happy little clouds"
It really does need some serious battery power. A lunch box is meant to be carried to somewhere you might not HAVE AC power. Shame you need 19V for the display.Might want to use the battery solution from the dock and replace the batteries themselves with bigger/better. Would ease the use of the LCD on battery power.
Ben i make one dev kit with a RP2 and Lapdock motorola.
i just take power from usb of the board to give juice to RBP2..
works perfect!
for my i not take a part.. i just connect with some adapters and its done.. have screen battery.. touchpad and sound over hdmi
totally not staged intro :3
I use a Motorola Atrix lapdock with my RPi3 all the time. Seems to work fine, and runs for hours.
I used lapdock with many dev boards and usb powered all without any problem. Raspberry pi worked for about 6h on battery. For power hungry boards I just took power from internal hub. Only negative point with lapdock is that touchpad does not support 2 finger gestures / sliding. And lapdock does not need power button because it powers on when you open it. On mine I had both full size hdmi and usb. Unfortunately jhdmi on my lapdock broke and it is imposible to get spare parts.
batten down the hatches!
Sorry Ben your wrong it wasn't Robert Stack it really was Geraldo Rivera. Like you I am old enough to remember it
19:42
Get your Death Pit at element 14!
you took the wii u's poor hdmi cable!
Hey Ben why not have the LCD in the front on hinges come down and have all dev boards, cables and power supplies in the back that way the Screen will be in viewing sight?
0:15 scared my dog.
How about using the portability of the box as a portable Oscilloscope or testing suite for IT professional...
This dock would be perfect for the raspberry pi zero with the micro USB and the mini HDMI you would just need to extend the connections.
A huge thumbs up for this episode Ben!
I liked the live drawing on the Microsoft Surface part and that Lunch Box idea too.
What I didn't like is that ridiculousy long Element 14 Community advertising, it's a bit too long IMHO.
Ben did you learn everything you know now from Element14?
HEY Ben put a breadboard in the lunchbox so you can proto small project with dev board
17:38 "Look around -- You may already have everything you need to make a lunchbox Dev Kit of your own!"
Me: Why yes, let me just get out my 3D Printer and my Vinyl cutter...oh wait.
+Guy Crew lighter and extra plastic, exacto knife
Ryan Thornburg Good point. and I do have all three of those.
Guy Crew uhh, be careful with the plastic (truthfully, you should be using plastic blocks/shapes and glueing them down), this method is hot and can be kind of fragile...
Ryan Thornburg I have no intention of actually doing that. It was more of a joke than anything.
Guy Crew yeah, just need it to put a warning out (don't want to feel responsible for someone burning their skin off)
This is like a Compaq Portable I Dev Kit edition
you still don't have a pi zero? I have one. had it for months and not yet used it. living the pi3 at the moment
Rule 1 of Minecraft: Don't mine the block you're standing on.
It's all nice and stuff, but didn't PiTop do this like 2 years before? Except they didn't model it after a lunch box, they modeled it after a laptop. There's a panel that slides off above the keyboard that reveals the electronics, complete with breadboards and compartments for loose components, all ready to go. Just like you wanted to do with the LuBDeK (Lunch Box Dev Kit).
is the audio clipping an aprils first prank? if so bravo. can we have a cleaned up version now though? i love the portable devkit tester, it definitely needs batteries like you said though, its far less portable if you cant move it from one desk to another without shutting everythng down.
he needs more subs
Minecraft Trivia Moment: In Creative Mode, you can dig through any and all materials, including the un-dig-able bedrock at the bottom of the world, which will cause you to fall through the bottom of the world. In Survival Mode, digging through bedrock is not possible in vanilla Minecraft.
Thanks for the video, folks! Quick question: I have a Kunan 3 1/2" touchscreen that's supposedly compatible with the RPi3. Where can I go to figure out how to get this thing to work (only shows a white screen when plugged into the Pi)?
i'm just here for the regrettable acting.
more space for dev bords in the next box
At 19:47 you broke bedrock which is unbreakable in regular minecraft.
But your in creative mode so your able to break it and fall into the void.
I'm joke! Let me think of a first!
Anyways great as always Ben ;D
the zero does exsist i managed to snag one when the got stock in at the pihut around the start of march they sold out so fast though
Avoid TH-cam on April Fools Day
Ben, have you ever considered getting a small UV flatbed printer?
you went into the void in Minecraft
why not use a small plug in converter for the hdmi, so if you wanted a mini hdmi you unplug it, or vice versa
What are the other boards (aside from the one you showed when the ups guy arrived)
there was that apartment in France that had been locked since the war
I'd have mounted the screen in the lid and the keyboard on a pull-away platform on the bottom part, store the stuff below it.
oh wait that's what you did sorry.
That is a really nice case, anymore information on where to find something like that?
+John-Paul Hopman It was donated to my hackerspace by a member that works with medical tools. She had dozens of them, but I don't think they are easily sourced. We just wanted to reuse something that otherwise would have ended up in the trash.
Definitely want to keep something that useful out of the landfill.
Keep up the good work and regrettable acting ☺
thats depressing, if not even Ben get hold of a zero
You forgot the lunch itself :)
You could make it so that the keyboard is inside more like a laptop.
Which Surface is that? Book? Been thinking about getting the last gen Pro
Why not transform a New 3DS XL into a TV console? Like a Vita TV?
With a wired/wireless controller like the Wii U controller. (but make a custom design)
That would be a quite cool project.
i love Felix
Wasn't it Geraldo with Al Capones dirt vault?
wat? he dug past bedrock with a sord?!?!
also he broke the 1st rule of mc, DON'T DIG STRAIGHT DOWN
obviously nobody reads the comments, damn my ears seriously im wearing headphones R i P my damn ear holes.
as i stated in your previous video clip microphones need to be placed on your lower sternum and away from the throat.
and i have to repeat myself again, now i need to check to see if my ears are bleeding.
Back to some 3D printing projects pleeeease :)
Ben watches Bob Ross.
Ah, yes. 3 seconds in and the regrettable acting has already begun. Watch your head, wouldn't want to get any on your face.
Hi there. What is that software Ben uses to draw the doodles? Is it Microsoft Surface exclusive?
So Ben, how are you liking your Surface Book? How does it compare to the Surface Pro?
But can you make sandwiches with it?
Y'know, lunch.
nice
can you make a portable nes in the cheapest way. and show what to do step by step
Couldn't you just use a converter instead of replacing the connector?
Not Robert stack - Geraldo Rivera
Wouldn't it have been smarter to use a Micro HDMI to HDMI converter instead of changing the connector?
What?!!You didn't get a raspberry pi zero?
can you build an ultra micro rasbary pi zero tablet or an ardorino smartwatch in micro
You're using the Nintendo Wii U HDMI plug? Sacrilege!
is dev boards ok for emulation?
I totally understand the limited amount of time you guys have to work on these, but this was kind of a letdown. In hindsight, it seems more like a one day or maybe 3 day build. You guys do amazing things on this channel and I know you can do better than this. The accelerometer project seems like it might have potential. I'm looking forward to that.
I know this has been done a lot, but do you think you can make a PS2 portable? I kinda want to see your take on it.