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Meet 13yo Josh, the winner of the Jaycar $5 scope, and designer of Framework laptop boards!
https://lectronz.com/products/uart-expansion-card
His Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/i2clabs
More boards: https://imgur.com/a/SPRrFV7
00:00 - Meet Josh
03:22 - Mettler Toledo high volatge generator
04:41 - New electric field NASA space suits
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05:37 - Teardown: OMG it's full of rust!
10:06 - Casio VI-9850GB Plus PAL projector calculator!
19:59 - Kogan video doorbell teardown + Dick Smith story
26:48 - Tom Moffat & the Listening Post kits!
35:47 - Reference Capacitor Box
https://www.ak-modul-bus.de/stat/referenz_kondensatorn_reference_caps,pd0,,REFERENCE-CAPS.html
45:00 - Creative Outlier Pro active noise cancelling wireless ear buds.
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50:09 - Finirsi DSO-TC2 Portable Digital Oscilloscope Transistor Tester + SG-003A Process Meter
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Meet 13yo Josh, the winner of the Jaycar $5 scope, and designer of Framework laptop boards!
https://lectronz.com/products/uart-expansion-card
His Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/i2clabs
More boards: https://imgur.com/a/SPRrFV7
00:00 - Meet Josh
03:22 - Mettler Toledo high volatge generator
04:41 - New electric field NASA space suits
https://sservi.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/farrell_spacesuit_pdf.pdf
05:37 - Teardown: OMG it's full of rust!
10:06 - Casio VI-9850GB Plus PAL projector calculator!
19:59 - Kogan video doorbell teardown + Dick Smith story
26:48 - Tom Moffat & the Listening Post kits!
35:47 - Reference Capacitor Box
https://www.ak-modul-bus.de/stat/referenz_kondensatorn_reference_caps,pd0,,REFERENCE-CAPS.html
45:00 - Creative Outlier Pro active noise cancelling wireless ear buds.
https://au.creative.com/p/headphones-headsets/creative-outlier-pro
50:09 - Finirsi DSO-TC2 Portable Digital Oscilloscope Transistor Tester + SG-003A Process Meter
Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_SdM6sXHD4
Forum: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/blog/eevblog-1496-winning-mailbag/
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That kid is going to go places.
Incredible work for someone his age!
In the 80's I made PCBs by painting traces with enamel paint ( Ithe paint I used for scale model motorbikes) And then toss it in the brown ferro-something stuff. Most thing I builded did not work. I now know why. The schematics used some transistor that was as usual not for sale in the local shop. After waiting an hour until it was your turn, the salesman (an ewlectronics god in my kid-eyes) then took some book, mumbled a lot of voodoo things about beta and Vbe and after that he went to the back of the shop, after 10 minutes he then re-appeared holding a transistor. But he never told me transistors do not all have the same pin layout……..
Really, selling a reference capacitor box and then use on of the most crappy LCR meters to calibrate ? I think I could do much better then that
Thirteen? This young man is going places, his parents must be bursting with pride!
Your videos are always the best do receive a notification each time you post a new video.. We'll have regrets for things we did not participate in..Investment should always be on any creative man's heart for success in life.
The high voltage transformer, perhaps it had a broken rubber seal and water leaked in?
I don't like collabs, but this was cool.
What an delightful, awesome young man Josh is. The 'scope couldn't have gone to a better person. Good luck into your future Josh!
Oh thanks Good it went smoothly. I was afraid that Dave will accidentally swear in front of the kid.
And my warm respect to Josh!
Good on ya Dave. Josh is an impressive young bloke. I imagine he'll go on to great things.
Good job Josh you you have a bright future in electrical engineering ahead of you
awesome! fantastic winner!
Hey Dave, I would suggest to perform open and short calibration of the LCR meter with cables attached before measurements. Your values were higher probably because of parallel resistance introduced by the cables.
Maybe get your son to build the packet radio interface and others kits, Its never too early to get them into ham radio.
Yes packet radio is still very popular.
NOAA still have some satellites transmitting weather images from space that can be received and displayed quite easily and weather fax is still transmitted over HF. 73.
It's very nice to see such a young enthusiast designing products to work with the Framework laptops.
More interesting thing about the calc is the way those old 3 color lcd displays work
Congrats Josh!
young dude is kicking it! keep it up genius lad!
Brilliant! You got me. How Sagan grew so fast?
The PSU at the start is for running an electrostatic ionizing system surprising how many different fields use these devices too.. I know of one in a lab where its used to stop electrostatic causing small amounts of various chemical powders to fly off and stick to everything when weighing very precise amounts etc etc. I beleive they are used in places with textiles / paper and foil too for very much the same thing.
Glad to see a young bloke doing what he loves you will go far my friend.