Hi just a quick second channel Blab video I thought I'd show you some of my original parts drawers. In fact, the original parts draw the first one I ever got when I was a kid and I'm I think I'm gonna finally toss it out. We're talking probably 35 years old or something like they're well over 30 years old. Let's have a look.

I still got them and this is my very first ever part straw I Can't remember how or exactly when I got it, but I was extremely young, way under 10. Let me tell you on there, some of my hand-drawn stickers still on there. Amazingly, they still work I probably like a redrew them later at a later point I don't think I like a wrote those when I was that doesn't look my hand like my handwriting for when I was like seven or eight or something like that. Anyway, let's have a look.

There's nothing left in there I lined them with aluminium foil. good old our foil and let's just have a look at some of the parts, shall we? We've got some my salvage don't tip 32. So the tip 32 transistor I think it is. Yep, tip 32 bees and just miscellaneous transistors.

Unbelievable. Like oh yeah, got some Trinis up in there. We've got some LEDs I there probably a there's probably a few originals. look.

you know I mean D soldered right? You know I've D soldered that? That's right. You know, probably one of my original scores, some more, probably some more recent ones. But as you can see, lots of D So the parts in there because that's what you did back in I've no idea why I have a draw of foam regulators. Got some old regulators in there once again, like you know D soldered we you know have a look at the date code on that.

Can you see it? I can't see it, but jeez, it's probably going to be fairly old I'd say I can't see that on the LCD Anyway, Ah, look. miscellaneous caps once again, just all dese old. a huge big green caps tea soda, a couple of our super caps by the look so don't you worry about those from but you know these would be absolutely ancient. but yeah I am would have do so.

Love these from online store rubbish that you've got these days. Anyway, that was so you salvage parts. that's what you did anyway. that was my very first ever parts drawer I think this was my second one.

It's a little bit crusty as you can see, but let's uh, let's have a look in here. I don't know I've got a buzzer on a couple of batteries. not sure. Hello hello we have today.

that folks is an original FM bug. An original FM bug would have built that when I was a kid so the microphones going off it and that that would have been yeah, oh geez, isn't that crusty? yeah Wow Unbelievable. There you go anyway I made FM bug with God knows what else in that drawer I don't know. old solder annoying sponge connectors.

Geez did I just old of those? No, no some more caps Wow look at those made in Australia you bloody Ripper Duquan that was from the Duquan Australia plant Wow Mm MFD none of this, you know. New rubbish. It's good old. Emma Capital M From Micro, we've got some standoffs in here.

What else? We've got various diodes and couple of ridges in there are there I Don't know what the hell was that? We got some feet. I've got a tight audio tape head. there's a solar cell. Welcome last couple of solar cells.

there's some motors I was obviously taking apart some sort of old tape recorder. Got old really old switches, limit switches, micro switches Wow slide switches once again, all salvaged. Hey There you go, You've got to have some AM ferrite rods. Yes, what a ripper.

and yep, so that's a oh I know I know what that came from that came from one of those old-fashioned not photo guns? You know those games used to play the photo sensor with the gun that you'd hook up to your TV and I think that came out of that? That was obviously the sensor out of it, but that was the original thing. What the hell is in there I Got no idea. Some sort of yep, oh, it's a counter. let's counter Wow that type counter.

There you go. the resets probably. You never know when you need a tape counter. Yeah, what a Bobby does lie.

Alright, but sadly, it's all going in the bin. Calculator keys: Why do I have calculator keys? Don't ask. Old 9-volt battery snaps you used to I get those out of the batteries. when your battery failed, you'd take apart your battery and you'd get the tops out of them because you can use them as battery snaps.

You never had to buy them. so and geez, what the hell. no idea what that is. anyway.

so you've crusty old chips in there. but that's about it. It's about all she wrote. This one's slightly more modern.

I Probably would have got this in my very early teen. so I think I think that's probably where some of these these labels originated from. That'll be very early teens I've already taken out some from here I did have some NPN transistors I'm putting them in two. by the way, they're all going into my new cabinets that I've got and these are all much better.

So I'm just sorting them and they will go into my component carousel there so that's the plan. but yeah I don't think they anything left in here anything. I've cleaned it pretty sure I cleaned it all out. some hex screws and just a bunch of miscellaneous resistors.

I've actually got more component drawers down here which I still have to sort through. This was a very early one. Here we go. This was my original resistor drawer and I sorted them into I'm a 12 values so ten, twelve, fifteen, eighteen, and twenty to thirty nine thirty Oh Now to order up and right up to eighty two so each well values so you know 22 for example would have you know two point 2 K to 2008 when t 2k to 20k all the values in 22 and I thought that was a really good way to do it and I really had no problems using that I still do that today actually.

so you know I think there's a good sorting method or you might do you know E 24 or something today. but I think that still works quite well. These are a bit more recent I've still got lots of hardware and stuff in these ones and haven't sorted through. But anyway.

Power: Okay, look at that. it's an old power Wow Jeez, they are ancient I salvaged those BD x 65 80s hooli Dooley 1978 There you go. the 51st yet forty ninth week 1978. So I would have salvaged those in the late 70s.

Kidding me man. a couple of crusty pots, fuses are all gone I think everything you know but drawers have changed so much over the years and being chopped to change. geez. Got some bought connectors and some or they regulators or something I don't know.

Anyway, a whole bunch of stuff has changed over the years so that's about all. She wrote. Another one behind there that's more recent by the looks of it. but anyway, just some memories that my original component roar and I think I have to get rid of it or should I should I hand it down to Sagan Should that be Sagan's first component drawer? This one's like going.

it's just it's just crusty as look at. this one's still actually in reasonable condition. I Can't believe it. that has got to be 35 years old.

It's got to be So yeah. Should I hand it down? I don't know. maybe I maybe I might keep this one as a sentimental, but I think this one's gone. That was my second one and these ones are just.

they're just real crusty quality. Anyway, there you go. That was just a little trip down memory lane. Hope you liked it.

Catch you next time.