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ShoutingElectronics.com - My New Blog
« on: November 20, 2016, 11:41:00 am »
Hi All
Here is my new Site, with a Youtube Channel.
The site is www.ShoutingElectronics.com,
and the Youtube Channel is ShoutingElectronics.
Check out my first video posted here :

Please, if you find it interesting, please can you subscribe. I would appreciate it.

P

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www.ShoutingElectronics.com Don't just talk about Electronics, SHOUT ABOUT IT! Electronics Blog Site and Youtube Channel
 
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Re: ShoutingElectronics.com - My New Blog
« Reply #1 on: March 17, 2017, 06:45:06 pm »
Thanks to BobC's Comment on my first video
- Chauvet Scanners, 1st repair,
I have made 1 or 2 changes
(Mainly Cleaned the Lab up a bit, and got rid of the Hi-Def Close-Up Headshots).

Please Lets see what you think of the next 2 videos I have put up (Comments, Likes, and Subscribers are always appreciated. Once I get to 100 Subscribers {hint hint}, I get to have my own short youtube URL.

- PlayStation Portable LCD Replacement [with an oops, lifted traces off the board]
and
- Roland VDrums TD-12 Battery Replacement [and my lack of drumming skills]

Thanks
P
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Re: ShoutingElectronics.com - My New Blog
« Reply #2 on: March 18, 2017, 06:30:49 pm »
95 to go Pieter, and I like that T shirt.........

ps what was the voltage on that old Panasonic cell, they often last a few decades in service.
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Re: ShoutingElectronics.com - My New Blog
« Reply #3 on: March 18, 2017, 07:33:51 pm »
Shirt was my Grandmothers choice (she gets the strangest shirts for me).
Battery was about 2.5v (3 days after the unit was last powered.), which should still be in spec,
but rather safe than sorry.
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Re: ShoutingElectronics.com - My New Blog
« Reply #4 on: March 19, 2017, 11:47:44 am »
2V5 is basically dead, they should give 3V into 10M till just about end of life, they are really very hard to get charge state from voltage till they fall over the cliff. When you said dead battery I was thinking there would be an internal 3 mass cell pack that has made the entire board green.
 


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