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Never trust screen printed ic chips . There marked wily nilly for a reason . Weapon based Electronic makers are protecting vial evidence

bro, what language do you speak???😱

$400,000 and two badge wires

Can you test dc earth leakage protection on a Tesla portable charger?

how much is an electron microscope :) oh geeeez i wish they gave us a free electron microscope with every soldering set at jay car... im not really going to use the reward points thats just silly :D

are those the individual vanadium oxide "thermistors" in the array? pressumably they are (from the size) thanks mike youre a facilitator of cool stuff! have you done a CMOS light sensitive chip for the average camera? i must look through your vids!

do you have any idea if the charging module is replaced with a second-hand one, can it be programmed on the car, or is required a new one ?

I just happen to have a MOSFET Joule Thief that puts out 24 Volts, neat.

Better to have biotech going "apple" then apple going biotech ...

What! No Arduino? Blasphemy!

Thanks for the very detailed look into this hell of electronic design. Overengineered is the least to say, especially for cars with such a low budget user profile. My Kangoo suffers from the second PEB error now and I don't want to invest another 3k into a car of 2011, which is in total not much more in worth. Now it is a can-bus failure (says "charging impossible"), as far as my mechanic told me. I still have the old PEB, which had a failure on the power side. Perhaps we can make one out of these two... if anyone has experience doing so, I'd be thankful for a comment.

At least i would clean it…

Hi there. Have you noticed any fans inside the battery? By b230 emits a strange wobble that sounds like a daft fan, but I can't imagine seeing a fan inside of an enclosure with no vents. Thanks.

a useful thing - if installed behind a real, electro-mechanical circuit breaker. for me the utility comes from being able to measure power consumption of devices when I can't physically fit a smart relay closer to the device (e.g., behind kitchen cabinetry, where there is not enough space for a 16A smart relay behind a, say, an electric stove and the socket, or for garden where most - and I think all name brand - smart relays are not rated for outdoor usage).

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WIFI CIRCUIT BREAKER?! WHAT THE F... Seriously, what kind of idiot thought it's a good idea to put a microprocessor onto a friggin circuit breaker and then have it control the breaker?

If only there were a larger used market for these. I don't want the scintillatior - I want to make a large format digital camera for visible light. And I am susprised nobody has tried that yet.

Yes, french cars require pentagonal tools for special parts, I found some of those bolts already

Do they get hot? Or could they be used on a costume?

I used to work on imagesetters which require very precise beam positioning; the moving mirror carriage assembly had lead weights stuck to it to move the resonant frequency much lower than the excitation frequency from the mirror motor and fans.

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Can i have your contact details please

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25:49 What you mention here about slow rise time makes me wonder; How do you deal with EMI compliance? A lot of the installations are obviously one-off, but I am pretty sure in the EU you'd still need to satisfy CE EMI (and general safety) directives, or are these exempt of EMI in the US/UK? EMI testing is horribly expensive, especially for such large outdoor installations you are building. Never mind that you often deal with high data rates (with fast switching), and thus probably a lot of EMI in general. Of course, at least in case of CE, the directives do not mandate any testing, merely that the manufacturer is reasonably confident that it would pass the requirements. Hence maybe some simple testing is sufficient, or maybe you just design your boards for best possible EMI performance and call it 'good enough'. A last option is of course that you are contracted or sell them as part of a bigger installation, and leave the EMI hassle as a responsibility to the customer/final installation. This would perhaps be a very interesting topic, not really highlighted often.

Is this meant to be English?

Keeps switching like that drives me crazy

Wizard Incoming !😮

14:54 “Magic piece of thing that does all the clever stuff.” I laughed out loud at this! Seriously, though, that acrylic manifold is a work of art.

Just repaired my CT55JW microwave. The control board *does* have a mylar sheet in mine so damage limited to one board. It had a nice black burn mark on it. The broken pcb track was easy to spot. Bridged it with some wire and solder. Oven works fine and the bulb/turntable are working again. Swapped bulb for LED so will hopefully not have this issue again. Thanks for the inspiration. Saved me £250.

Next video coming soon? :)

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Hello, I have the same model. When power on only the lights power and temp stay on red , help . Thank you

Anyone got a link now the site is dead? Looks like they merged with another company so the link fails.

This reminds me of why I usually loathe working with industrial designers, especially the ones on the artsy end of the skill spectrum. Grumble, grumble.

This has happened to my Panasonic NN-CT55JW. Bulb has blown but now the turntable doesn't work at all. So to save 5p I've now lost a £250 appliance which they deliberately make impossible to repair. Thanks Panasonic. Why are they still even using 1930s bulb technology in the 21st century?

Hi Mike, Thanks for your video review of Tongou RCBO. I'm looking for a WiFi RCBO for my home because sometimes (when it rains and thunder) my home RCCB trips and I have to switch it on manually. It is ok when I am at home but when nobody is at home, no power at home until we come back and switch it on manually. That is my main requirement. Do you have any recommended brand of RCBO which can be controlled by a app remotely? Or you are telling that any WiFi controlled RCBOs are useless and not safe for a circuit?

You get that speckle reduction in laser cinema projectors (with vastly higher powered lasers). It works by changing the path lengths by altering the number of bounces it takes to get around the coils.

Not all people like Americans and Brits are stupid, this has a lot of applications I'm using smart brakes in my pool main switchboard, pumps, heating,g, and lighting and so far I haven't had any problems with it. Regarding safety, I didn't have any problems with it. Es electricians, I find your video is a little bit messaging.

Hi Mike...let's say you were doing some engraving and power go out can it resume where it was cause I have tried to find something and I didn't find anything concerning that

The same technic usees in small led flashy

My guess is its powerd by wirless tech or blutooth IC or small writst watch IC

This video is now referenced by AllPCB's website on a page titled Mouse Bites PCB - Breakaway Tabs - V Groove PCB

Whats your opinion about the Opgen Unyvero ?

„aesthetic wankery“ 😏 Oh well, in medtech there is nearly no limit to the cost of the outer surfaces, especially if they have to comply with GLP regulations. I‘m slightly surprised at the uneven surface outside as it doesn’t seem to be beneficial for cleaning. Have yet to watch the whole series but I assume they‘re using the massive case to keep the inner temperature within a defined range compared to the temps in the lab it would be installed in. 400k is not a surprising price to me at all, yes that outer finish is for the fuzzy feeling in this case. The microfluid consumables are single use and they will be the main cash cow next to the sensor. Fascinating stuff, don‘t get to see this every day.

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it's a wonder the thing worked at all with all the fiddling you did with it prior to attempting to weld anything. it would also help if you knew how to weld. i would also hope that anyone buying one of these understood beforehand that these are not designed to be used to fabricate container ships or oil/gas pipelines.

The Curie Effect will kick-in on the transformer as it approaches the 'Curie' point of the magnetic material ... it will just start to act like it was 'air' and not a transformer (sort of).