Interested in a wide range of vintage technology and make projects. Please visit my Youtube channel to see what’s on the bench today Best Regards Chris
Yes in the same way people climb Mount Everest a lot. It is just a corner case reserved for special applications in a world of ever increasing abstraction.
@GearNoIdea@Circuit_Crush I beg to differ. Many people still write Assembly. Lots of techmedia seems to have forgotten about it but it's still there. Depends on the chip and the requirements of your product/industry/usecases/etc.
CRYPTON BATTERY CHARGER RESURRECTION https://t.co/qY54fydU85 via @YouTube Today I will be doing a resurrection video on this 1960 Crypton ChargeMaster. Fun starts at 11:00 so join me in the chat and see how we go!
Wondering if any of the vintage technology lovers out there can help me find some information on the vintage Crypton ChargeMaster automotive battery charger. This will be the next vintage repair on the bench soon.
Not feeling the inspiration today and got off to a slow start. Decided to practice removing and replace smd components on some scrap circuit boards. Alway enjoyed soldering and it good to practice before taking on an expensive or difficult repair.
@baljemmett Yes I did manage to program a boot disk using the disk drive in the C unit. The disks have a special formatting so they aren’t very easy. I recommend the C version with the built in hard drive if you can find one
Today we are going to have a look a Bush portable valve radio from 1957. A first look and more resurrection than restoration. Join me 14:30 Today https://t.co/BkqCHiI8rQ
Can I recommend Great Scott’s latest video on fake components. I have was bitten a few years ago and it’s now worse than ever. Your Components are probably FAKE! Soooo is that BAD? https://t.co/5pe9Kdh333 via @YouTube
Join me Sunday morning where I will be taking a look at UV exposure and it’s uses within electronics. Processing PCBs and erasing EPROMs. Join me at 11:00 for the alternative Sunday service https://t.co/CWSTv0spNC