Mr Carlson's Lab
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Newest Spoiler: 2 Video's on the way! Click on this title to expand.
🕑 Added 2017-04-18 17:17:35 +0000 UTC Two video's are coming......Next Patreon Video: "IT'S UP!" Above this post.
I will explain "in detail" how the 1.5 Volt Oscillator operates (last video.) I will also show the steps involved in figuring out the operation of the circuit, without even seeing it operate! This is a crucial step in learning "effective" circuit troubleshooting. You may even look at transistors differently after this.
Check out the "Community page" to see some great results from Patrons who have already built the 1.5 Volt oscillator, shown in the last video.
Next YouTube Video: It's up on YouTube now!
A neat item from the "Atomic era" explained, I have never done a video on one of these yet. A walk through of the circuitry, and I will explain the engineers design thoughts of the time. Lots of important information that rolls over to modern design as well.
See you soon!
Please Note:
These "Spoiler Posts" are temporary, and just here while the latest video(s) are being made. (Basically just a progress report) The spoiler posts are both for public video's on YouTube, and for private video's, here for Patreon members only. In order to lessen confusion, when the latest video is complete, this post will remain here for a short period of time (usually a day or two) *then it's deleted* and a new "Video Spoiler" post is created. Feel free to comment here, but just know that these posts are temporary, and any comments in these "Video Spoiler" posts will be deleted as well. As I progress through the latest video, I will only update the title of this post, so keep an eye on the % posted above.
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Comments
John sorrells
Could someone tell me how to build a animal detector with a range of 900 feet for cars and trucks,I made one ,one time before,it didn’t work very well I
Pioingo LD
the biggest problem what i see by my vintage machines many manufactors has destroy many electronics for adjust and alignment. and very difficult without. (by machines from 70‘-80‘. or special pars diiodes and other that can not replaced.
