mistakes were made

The eagle-eyed among you might have noticed a mistake in the previous build video.
(this video: • kit build - waveform g... )
Here's the fix and an explanation why there wasn't an earth shattering kaboom.
Thanks to Drex for the heads up.
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As with all of my videos, this isn't the only way to do it.
It's probably not the best way to do it.
But it's how I do it.
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/ pileofstuff

[@SBHSGA]

good that you "show" your mistakes. thanks for the great videos.

[@pileofstuff]

David DeVillers: just wait 'til you see my next video. I'm thinking of calling it "I make all the mistakes so you don't have to"

[@SpeccyMan]

I never refer to mine as mistakes. I always call them learning experiences.

[@DavidWatts]

Love a good component lead bodge. Function over form every time.

[@pileofstuff]

It's my interpretation of "make do and mend".

[@TheNotBusyLife]

My daughter is getting interested in electronics, she's only 5, but I think watching your videos might be able to help me answer some of her questions!

[@pileofstuff]

I hope I don't make you more confused than when you arrived!
Thanks for watching.

[@TheNotBusyLife]

There's an initial confusion on my part, but the basics from her electrical circuit set are helping me push that away, haha

[@SpeccyMan]

C10 is a simple DC blocker so the chances of it "blowing up" are pretty unlikely.

[@pileofstuff]

good point.
Regardless, it's not a significant risk at this voltage level.
The "blowing up" was in reference to the more general statement in made in the previous video about harm to reversing electrolytics in general.

[@SidneyCritic]

I etched my own boards 2 years ago using cheap Ebay PCBs and the tracks would fall off, so I switched to local PCB and I can R&R a single part 10 times and the pads stay attached.
Been seeing quite a number of traces falling off PCBs from cheap Chinese PCB houses when a part has to be changed.

[@whateverworksrailroad7471]

Have to love it when you do what you say not to lol

[@pulesjet]

LOL, Chit Happens.