Best video yet! The outtakes were hilarious. Some of those controllers look very very familiar, wonder why? I caught that cnc machine comment. Awesome. This video deserves a million views or more.
Just as your projects are awesome, so are your video making, plotting, acting, story making, dialogue, script writing, quality cinematography. Projects and videos are different, just uncommon, so your project gives us a different level of joy. This is called quality. By the way, I saw my childhood hero again through this video, remember a lot of memories going on later, I remember going home from school pretending to be sick to watch it on TV. Thank you for your hard work and joy.-Rashed
“I don’t even know why I thought of a dog… that’s stupid!” Haha, great props in this one! A real delorean!? Are you kidding me!? Awesome. You can tell your camera and acting crew provided great vibes on set as well. Great job! I sure wish I had a delorean with a flex capacitor.
What?! That’s so cool. Would love to know how you managed that. But I’m also happy to hear it is still around and people are enjoying it. Hopefully it is being taken care of. Thanks so much for leaving a comment and for watching.
STANDING OVATION. I started watching this when I was shall we say indisposed but as soon as I saw what the content was I saved it to share with my snuggle bunny whose a huge fan of the series. We even played the games. By the way those wires might not connect anything tangible but they connect to my imagination and my sense of nostalgia. BEST ONE YET THANKS SO MUCH Also just because I'm curious and to settle a bet what inspired the build? BTW I ain't afraid of no Biff. Just a thought but have you considered posting the movie part as a short to possibly drive engagement for the channel cuz you definitely deserve more followers.
Thank you very much! Your comment is so funny. I didn't know there was a game. I always wanted to build the remote control but never had a reason. Reyax asked if I could make them a video using their LoRa radio so I finally had an excuse to make it. Love the short idea, I think I will try that. And be careful with Biff, he tried to run over this guy several times with his car, that dude is crazy.
Thank you so much for watching! I hope you’re doing great. I am an old guy, happy I could fill Doc Brown’s role. 😁 I still remember when you said you haven’t seen BTTF. I’m still in disbelief!
@@CodeMakesItGo Ya I finally watched it during the pandemic. Didn't have much else going around. It wasn't half as bad as it had imagined it would be 😛
😂 OUCH! Thank you for the honest feedback. Ahhh takes me back to Liebherr days, I admire that you won't hold a punch. The world needs more women engineers like you.
Haha Thanks! Well, this video was clearly made with a lot of attention to detail and a high production value. Given how much you like BTTF, I can tell you had a lot of fun making this! :)
What's the use of a small GPS module when the Antenna is Huge ? I would have used a small BN-180 GPS puck. Totally much smaller. Nice project just the same..
Oh wow the BN-180 look really nice. Thanks for showing me about this. Your right though, I added the puck just in case I didn’t get enough satellites and it adds a lot. It probably would have worked with just the internal antenna but I only had one chance with the Delorean so didn’t risk it. Thanks so much for watching and the suggestion for the cool gps module, I’ll definitely be getting one.
Hello, would you mind to share the gerber files for the Display's board? What about the frame for the displays? is in the 3d printer files? Nice and funny project!!! Thanks!
Thank you so much! Here is a link to build instructions. Please let me know if something is missing but think everything is there. www.instructables.com/Docs-Remote-Controller-Build/
@@CodeMakesItGo Hello, finishing my controler, but need some help with the wiring...have you got any schematic for all the wiring? Made my own led's driver through PCBWay as well! Thanks a lot!
@@EduardoKrithinas Awesome! I do not have a wiring diagram but I have some good close-up pictures I can send you. Email me at jason.altice@codemakesitgo.com if you want them and I'll send them to you.
JUST A POINT 4:42 , Since you are being specific... Your explanation was incorrect. You are using a 1 inch 7 Segment Display ........ WITH D.P. With Common Cathode Again, if you're being that specific you shouldn't leave out the correct definition of the part you are using
@@CodeMakesItGo it depends on context in the context of Knife switches and switches in general you are correct it stands for Double Pole and S.P. as you gathered stands for Single Pole However the context here is L.E.D.'s and Segment displays, Nothing to do with Switches In the context of L.E.D.'s D.P. Stands for Decimal Point so you can have a 7 Segement Display WITH D.P. (which you have) or you can have it without D.P. (in which case you wouldn't generally say without D.P., you would just say "7 Segment Display" ) which you did and given that it has a D.P. it is an incorrect statement given the level of detail you intended to go to so.. D.P. means Double Pole, it also means Decimal Point in electricity it can also mean Dual Phase (but that's another story)
@@CodeMakesItGo and..... there you go You're welcome again, i wasn't being a dick and if you didn't go into a lot of detail i wouldn't have bothered mentioning it because in the context of electronics if we speak generally you generally don't point shit out if it's wrong but.. IF YOU CHOOSE TO BE SPECIFIC AND PEDANTIC (as much as it's respected) if you get something wrong, expect it to be pointed out in saying that , in electronics it is expected that if a person prides themselves on detail then they do not mind being corrected and learning so.. i wasn't being a dick, i was pointing it out for the sake of accuracy given your response, i take it you didn't know that, so i'm glad that you now have learned it Be cool cool video
Haha I don’t think you were being rude at all. I know I have a lot to learn. And I know there are really smart people out there like yourself. I appreciate you pointing out details. You’re not only helping me learn new thinks but anyone who reads this too. So thank you. 👍
Best video yet! The outtakes were hilarious. Some of those controllers look very very familiar, wonder why? I caught that cnc machine comment. Awesome. This video deserves a million views or more.
Haha I was thinking about mr plasma as I said it too.
Great story. Fun project. Great out takes!
I'm surprised I had any outtakes, normal I get all my lines perfectly the first time........ /s😂
Just as your projects are awesome, so are your video making, plotting, acting, story making, dialogue, script writing, quality cinematography. Projects and videos are different, just uncommon, so your project gives us a different level of joy. This is called quality. By the way, I saw my childhood hero again through this video, remember a lot of memories going on later, I remember going home from school pretending to be sick to watch it on TV. Thank you for your hard work and joy.-Rashed
Thank you so much Rashed. Was Doc Brown your hero or Marty?? Thank you again for watching.
@@CodeMakesItGo Both
Haha awesome, I think I favored Marty when I was younger but now I like doc.
“I don’t even know why I thought of a dog… that’s stupid!”
Haha, great props in this one! A real delorean!? Are you kidding me!? Awesome. You can tell your camera and acting crew provided great vibes on set as well. Great job! I sure wish I had a delorean with a flex capacitor.
Thanks so much for watching. You can make your own flex capacitor, but the flux capacitors are hard to come by.
Never mind, looks like O'Reilly auto parts sells the flux capacitors. They are out of stock though. www.oreillyauto.com/flux-500.html
Very cool video!! I had the actual controller from the movie in my hands two weeks ago!
What?! That’s so cool. Would love to know how you managed that. But I’m also happy to hear it is still around and people are enjoying it. Hopefully it is being taken care of. Thanks so much for leaving a comment and for watching.
You probably had lots of people onlooking as you filmed this. HAHAHAHA
Yeah that car pulls in people. They were all really cool and just wanted their picture with it.
STANDING OVATION. I started watching this when I was shall we say indisposed but as soon as I saw what the content was I saved it to share with my snuggle bunny whose a huge fan of the series. We even played the games.
By the way those wires might not connect anything tangible but they connect to my imagination and my sense of nostalgia.
BEST ONE YET THANKS SO MUCH
Also just because I'm curious and to settle a bet what inspired the build?
BTW I ain't afraid of no Biff.
Just a thought but have you considered posting the movie part as a short to possibly drive engagement for the channel cuz you definitely deserve more followers.
Thank you very much! Your comment is so funny. I didn't know there was a game. I always wanted to build the remote control but never had a reason. Reyax asked if I could make them a video using their LoRa radio so I finally had an excuse to make it. Love the short idea, I think I will try that. And be careful with Biff, he tried to run over this guy several times with his car, that dude is crazy.
Made my first short! Thanks for the suggestion.
@@CodeMakesItGo 👍😁
Jason, you look exactly like the old guy from the movie!
I had fun watching this one! 🎉
Thank you so much for watching! I hope you’re doing great. I am an old guy, happy I could fill Doc Brown’s role. 😁 I still remember when you said you haven’t seen BTTF. I’m still in disbelief!
@@CodeMakesItGo Ya I finally watched it during the pandemic. Didn't have much else going around. It wasn't half as bad as it had imagined it would be 😛
😂 OUCH! Thank you for the honest feedback. Ahhh takes me back to Liebherr days, I admire that you won't hold a punch. The world needs more women engineers like you.
Haha Thanks!
Well, this video was clearly made with a lot of attention to detail and a high production value. Given how much you like BTTF, I can tell you had a lot of fun making this! :)
Hilarious and cool!
I think it’s cool and hilarious, but whatever. Thank you!
Does that chip (micro-T1650) work fine?
Be careful, it can fail since they are "Made in Japan"
what is the length width and depth of the speedometer enclosure
External Height - Metric: 45mm
External Width - Metric: 118mm
External Depth - Metric: 98mm
The box I purchased is here: ebay.us/F8GviR
thanks
What's the use of a small GPS module when the Antenna is Huge ? I would have used a small BN-180 GPS puck. Totally much smaller. Nice project just the same..
Oh wow the BN-180 look really nice. Thanks for showing me about this. Your right though, I added the puck just in case I didn’t get enough satellites and it adds a lot. It probably would have worked with just the internal antenna but I only had one chance with the Delorean so didn’t risk it. Thanks so much for watching and the suggestion for the cool gps module, I’ll definitely be getting one.
I feel like I was in 2050
Hello, would you mind to share the gerber files for the Display's board? What about the frame for the displays? is in the 3d printer files? Nice and funny project!!! Thanks!
Thank you so much! Here is a link to build instructions. Please let me know if something is missing but think everything is there. www.instructables.com/Docs-Remote-Controller-Build/
@@CodeMakesItGo Ok! Thanks a lot!!! Loved it!
@@CodeMakesItGo Hello, finishing my controler, but need some help with the wiring...have you got any schematic for all the wiring? Made my own led's driver through PCBWay as well! Thanks a lot!
@@EduardoKrithinas Awesome! I do not have a wiring diagram but I have some good close-up pictures I can send you. Email me at jason.altice@codemakesitgo.com if you want them and I'll send them to you.
@@CodeMakesItGo email sent :) Thankkkkssssssss
JUST A POINT
4:42 , Since you are being specific... Your explanation was incorrect.
You are using a
1 inch
7 Segment Display
........ WITH D.P.
With Common Cathode
Again, if you're being that specific you shouldn't leave out the correct definition of the part you are using
Thank you, does D.P stand for double pole? If not, what does with D.P mean?
Oh I think it means decimal point. Thanks again for the tip 👍
@@CodeMakesItGo
it depends on context
in the context of Knife switches and switches in general you are correct
it stands for Double Pole and S.P. as you gathered stands for Single Pole
However the context here is L.E.D.'s and Segment displays, Nothing to do with Switches
In the context of L.E.D.'s D.P. Stands for Decimal Point
so you can have a 7 Segement Display WITH D.P. (which you have)
or you can have it without D.P. (in which case you wouldn't generally say without D.P., you would just say "7 Segment Display" ) which you did and given that it has a D.P. it is an incorrect statement given the level of detail you intended to go to
so.. D.P. means Double Pole, it also means Decimal Point
in electricity it can also mean Dual Phase (but that's another story)
@@CodeMakesItGo
and..... there you go
You're welcome
again, i wasn't being a dick and if you didn't go into a lot of detail i wouldn't have bothered mentioning it because in the context of electronics if we speak generally
you generally don't point shit out if it's wrong
but.. IF YOU CHOOSE TO BE SPECIFIC AND PEDANTIC (as much as it's respected) if you get something wrong, expect it to be pointed out
in saying that , in electronics it is expected that if a person prides themselves on detail then they do not mind being corrected and learning so.. i wasn't being a dick, i was pointing it out for the sake of accuracy
given your response, i take it you didn't know that, so i'm glad that you now have learned it
Be cool
cool video
Haha I don’t think you were being rude at all. I know I have a lot to learn. And I know there are really smart people out there like yourself. I appreciate you pointing out details. You’re not only helping me learn new thinks but anyone who reads this too. So thank you. 👍