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Dave has run out of space in the EEVblog lab so needs to fit out the cupboard in his study for all the electronics parts and junk. Podcast: Download

Dave investigates the Amazon Kindle 3 reset/lockup problem that countless people have been having with the leather case. Is it the metal tabs shorting something out, or something else? Podcast: Download

More dodgy components, this time from our friends at Maxim (c/o Motorola) The DS2502 datasheet is HERE UPDATE: Maxim have admitted the problem and have fixed everything without fuss. It turns out the firmware is intended for Motorola phone batteries: http://www.freepatentsonline.com/5717307.html Podcast: Download

I wanted to test my RSS feed, so had to post something. This one is from the vault. Winner of the 2008 Earth Prize short film festival. Beware of the dangers of Dihydrogen Monoxide

Dave cuts loose on Digikey (or Bourns?) for providing dodgy resistors which made their way into his Podcast: Download

Dave cuts loose on the dickhead marketing team at Dyson. Podcast: Download

Sorry, no chat window overlay, it got corrupted. Mostly almost 2 hours of Q&A, so a good one to listen to instead of watching. Just start watching when you hear something interesting happen!, like when Dave opens up his 1980’s vintage LED clock project. Podcast: Download

Dave describes the design of his open source hardware µCalc credit card sized calculator / computer. (NOTE: Not to be confused with the program uCalc www.ucalc.com) Specifications: PIC 24F 16 bit Processor, 256KB Flash, 16KB SRAM, 64KB serial flash user memory, 3-Axis tilt sensor, Micro SD card, capacitive touch sensing …

It’s been a while since a live show, so why not, lets do another one! UTC: Sunday, 28 November 2010 at 20:30:00 (that’s Monday 29th 7:30am Sydney time) (Sunday, 28 November 2010 at 12:30:00 PM LA/California time) (Sunday, 28 November 2010 at 3:30:00 PM New York time) See my Live …

Dave cuts loose on all the US airline security and TSA rubbish, their stupid reactionary process to every new security threat, and the new $9 “Security fee” for all packages going into the US of 453g (16oz). How will affect local business who export to the US Thanks to Don …

Dave draws the UEI Multimeter contest draw “live” using the EEVblog contest Wobulator. And the winner is… Podcast: Download

Sparkfun’s Nathan Seidle gave an excellent talk on Sparkfun’s history at a Google conference. Original, plus extra info here: http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce//news.php?id=476

A how-to guide to taking your electronics project from prototype through to high volume PCB manufacture. Covers component selection and purchasing, SMD, DFM, PCB panelisation, gerber generation, drill files, pick and place files, and more. Podcast: Download

Win this very nice UEi DM391 Multimeter by entering HERE As tested in my $100 meter shootout (so it’s slightly “reviewed”!), and it gave a very good account of itself. An excellent industrial quality meter. No lame country restrictions, anyone can enter. All you have to do is be a …