Sorting through a box of old modules! Part 1/2.

For the past two months, I've been going on a sort/tidy/organise rampage. I've cleared out a lot of stuff!This video is me going through a box of modules. What are the modules, and what do they do?! I was excited. I bought this stuff years ago and never got round to doing anything with it all.
What do you find most interesting?

[@englishrupe01]

Welcome back Antony, and congrats on the Masters. Yes, i remember you testing out your various wireless modules. Great fun. Take a look at the new meshtastic boards. We are going to be needing them once WW3 starts soon. They allow you to send encoded messages through your cell phone WITHOUT needing any cell signal (i.e. after the towers are hit or disabled) and they just get sent from one device to the other to the other, etc. Very clever and still very cheap.

[@AntonyCartwright]

Thanks. Oh, that's very interesting. I'll probably be going through more modules today. I've got two drawers full of more things that need organising. Maybe you'll see me later!

[@lucasianii8178]

Congratulations on finishing your Masters degree. Well done.

[@AntonyCartwright]

Thanks, wow, it was a lot of work. Really, I probably shouldn't have done it. I won't say it was a waste of money, but it's just the amount of time it takes.

[@englishrupe01]

@@AntonyCartwright Yes, indeed....very well done, Antony.

[@mitchbayersdorfer9381]

Owning electronics is a different hobby than building electronics.

[@AntonyCartwright]

Oh yes!

[@salalkhairaat8156]

doing electronic and being tidy? do you think that posible? i stop doing diy arduino electronic thingies because of that, and i think its imposible to make something better without spend too much money on it, and if you wanna make something cheaper, you cant beat cheap chinese product. it's fun and frustrating at the same time 😁

[@AntonyCartwright]

Haha, yes. I understand.