Hello, thank you to the members of NBTV for this vital information for me who designs my own mechanical TV of course I will take your remark into account (I will do tests), can you please tell me more about these discreet ultra bright LEDs giving a “warmer” image. For information I have 32 holes of 0.8mm spaced 1mm apart. Do not hesitate to share your comments with me, I am interested. I synchronized my disk using a phase-locked loop, it works but it is very sensitive, soon I will talk about it in one of my videos, but if you have any feedback, I would like to hear your ideas on that. See you soon and thank you again.
Another question: do you have a method for filming the screen of your mechanical TV? Because you know if we film, we don't really see the image due to synchronization problems between the camera and the frame rate of the mechanical television.
Hi there Claude. The NBTV members found that using discrete ultra bright LEDs gave a 'warmer' picture
Hello, thank you to the members of NBTV for this vital information for me who designs my own mechanical TV of course I will take your remark into account (I will do tests), can you please tell me more about these discreet ultra bright LEDs giving a “warmer” image. For information I have 32 holes of 0.8mm spaced 1mm apart. Do not hesitate to share your comments with me, I am interested. I synchronized my disk using a phase-locked loop, it works but it is very sensitive, soon I will talk about it in one of my videos, but if you have any feedback, I would like to hear your ideas on that. See you soon and thank you again.
Another question: do you have a method for filming the screen of your mechanical TV? Because you know if we film, we don't really see the image due to synchronization problems between the camera and the frame rate of the mechanical television.
C'est n'importe quoi mr
@@user-oz4hu8sm2v Pouvez vous argumenter ?
@@user-oz4hu8sm2vAlors vous n'avez toujours argumenté j'attends.