I work for a company that deals with military and government surplus electronics equipment. We scrap used boards all the time and often get lots of new unused parts and equipment. I'm always looking for new projects to build or create. Are there any types of boards, power supply units or parts that you use often or might be looking for? Maybe I can send some your way.
@@gabrieltaylor5382 I'll reach out shortly. I also can put you in touch with an electrical engineer. Just so happens there's one in the building that our companies share.
You don't Know what you are doing. You are recycling E-Waste. WELL DONE. YOU ARE SHOWING HOW TO MANAGE E-Waste. One commented that thus guy is using disposable battery. I will comment that from the balance JUICE of that battery is used for other purpose. I guess He uses only second hand (used) products. a BIG salute for him, for recycling the E waste on Earth...
Bro for the love of anything please talk in your video's, explain what you're doing and why. I love this content, I completely disassembled two old monitors last night and made a light board but I won't wantch videos with only music and I can't be the only one. I want to learn why something works not some quick run through that probably has parts I don't understand.,
I have an old HP Pavilion laptop. How would I separate the charging circuit from the mother board so I can charge the battery pack for use in another project?
I think they were just editing for simplicity and time. So we don't have to sit through watching them de-solder everything. From what I can tell, these circuits were fine.
12 vlots from lead-acid battery, two windings in the transformer, one winding has more turns than the other, the difference in number of turns between the two gives us the new voltage. But remember, the higher you bring the voltage, the lower the amps will be. And the higher you bring the Amps, the lower the Voltage will be. { Current(Amps) multiplied by Voltage = Power(Watts) } or {Watts divided by Current = Voltage} EDIT: this formula should work for all these transformer projects. For further detail, we would look at the data sheets of the specific mosfets involved. Edit: The LED lights don't use 110volts, the original circuits take the 110vAC and turn it into a much lower Voltage DC. So when he is using batteries to light them, he doesn't need to get it to 100+volts, just the ( fV ), or “forward voltage” of the LEDs. Would be glad to answer any questions that I am able to. If I see a reply from you I will do my best to get back to you with answers.
@@andreav.3835 don't be ridiculous I have known how to solder for over 60 years, have designed circuit boards for over 50 years including professionally. WHY do I need to watch someone just solder stuff or put it together without even a basic schematic? Crap! Simple as!
Hello sir! I really need your help, I am attending to a competition in my country. It is about recycling. And I wanna create really helpful for the school, city, life & etc. Could you please, please sir give me ideas about electronic recycling. It would be extremely helpful for me ,thank u🧡🙏🏼
Hmm make something cheam that can can help the environment or try tp find old or trash circuit boards tgat have parts still working im not that smart so sorry if im wrong im just having the mood to open my smartwatch for somereason and learn ekectronics
I use 110 /@ 50-60Hz here, but I think in this video it was 220volts, so it would be the standard of that protocol. I am not part of the making of the video, so I don't know for sure, but I would use those numbers in my own calculations.
All six projects really cool. Project five with the fly-back driver and fluorescent light bulb is my favorite. Great video!
*pulls apart a phone charger to add the components to a phone charger*
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I work for a company that deals with military and government surplus electronics equipment. We scrap used boards all the time and often get lots of new unused parts and equipment. I'm always looking for new projects to build or create. Are there any types of boards, power supply units or parts that you use often or might be looking for? Maybe I can send some your way.
This is what I said in my comment. He can manage E waste to other very useful products. We should encourage him.
Dude, dream job!
@Matthew Greige how can I connect with you? I'm looking to learn to become an electrical engineer and document some of my journey via RUclips.
@@gabrieltaylor5382 I'll reach out shortly. I also can put you in touch with an electrical engineer. Just so happens there's one in the building that our companies share.
Can you give me those stuff?
When I plugged this into my phone everything blew up
You don't Know what you are doing.
You are recycling E-Waste. WELL DONE. YOU ARE SHOWING HOW TO MANAGE E-Waste. One commented that thus guy is using disposable battery. I will comment that from the balance JUICE of that battery is used for other purpose. I guess He uses only second hand (used) products. a BIG salute for him, for recycling the E waste on Earth...
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Bro for the love of anything please talk in your video's, explain what you're doing and why. I love this content, I completely disassembled two old monitors last night and made a light board but I won't wantch videos with only music and I can't be the only one. I want to learn why something works not some quick run through that probably has parts I don't understand.,
This is the Mad Max of electronics
Power bank mini inverter my favourite project
Good projects but disturbing background music.
Sir main project ideas on pcb design
Good luck for all projects
I have an old HP Pavilion laptop. How would I separate the charging circuit from the mother board so I can charge the battery pack for use in another project?
Amazing
Guys please support him
Good video nice video
Yeah, just pull them out of the board, that'll work. Next video.
I think they were just editing for simplicity and time. So we don't have to sit through watching them de-solder everything. From what I can tell, these circuits were fine.
How are you running dc power thru a transformer. ? That won’t work!!
Ok..👍👍👍👍👍
First project, what value is the zener? Also, that's not a 330 ohm resistor, that's 330 microhenries inductor.
Good
banger intro 🔥
अच्छा लगा thanks sir
Disturbing background music
So super nice
Where can we sell working circuit boards? Any idea
Fantastic idea
Super
Hi can you do a Bluetooth to wired conversion.... I have a remote controlled blinker and i want it to be controlled by a switch
bro we can charge only one time our phone with that power bank
5.7 volts, far too much voltage for USB can / will easily damage your phone. 5.25 absolute max mate.
I make my robot 🤖 full
Cool working and good luck
Neat. Does the transformer boost 1.5v to 110/220v?
12 vlots from lead-acid battery, two windings in the transformer, one winding has more turns than the other, the difference in number of turns between the two gives us the new voltage.
But remember, the higher you bring the voltage, the lower the amps will be. And the higher you bring the Amps, the lower the Voltage will be. { Current(Amps) multiplied by Voltage = Power(Watts) } or {Watts divided by Current = Voltage}
EDIT: this formula should work for all these transformer projects. For further detail, we would look at the data sheets of the specific mosfets involved.
Edit: The LED lights don't use 110volts, the original circuits take the 110vAC and turn it into a much lower Voltage DC. So when he is using batteries to light them, he doesn't need to get it to 100+volts, just the ( fV ), or “forward voltage” of the LEDs.
Would be glad to answer any questions that I am able to. If I see a reply from you I will do my best to get back to you with answers.
Suscribo 👍
Useless without a circuit diagram/schematic! 🙄😱🤬🤬
@@andreav.3835 don't be ridiculous I have known how to solder for over 60 years, have designed circuit boards for over 50 years including professionally. WHY do I need to watch someone just solder stuff or put it together without even a basic schematic? Crap! Simple as!
nice
I like the ideas, but not the music. I turn the volume down.
Electronic Projects From Old Scrap Circuit Boards
Good work brother
Hello sir! I really need your help, I am attending to a competition in my country. It is about recycling. And I wanna create really helpful for the school, city, life & etc. Could you please, please sir give me ideas about electronic recycling. It would be extremely helpful for me ,thank u🧡🙏🏼
Hmm make something cheam that can can help the environment or try tp find old or trash circuit boards tgat have parts still working im not that smart so sorry if im wrong im just having the mood to open my smartwatch for somereason and learn ekectronics
try making a power bank for normal batterys and phone batterys
Can you tell me the AC side frequency on the lightbulb and cd amplifier board?
I use 110 /@ 50-60Hz here, but I think in this video it was 220volts, so it would be the standard of that protocol.
I am not part of the making of the video, so I don't know for sure, but I would use those numbers in my own calculations.
Anna lendhi vedios pettadu aee vedio anna 15 min ve pettu pls appudu andariki chudadaniki time untundhi
Kabad waale yaaaaaa
First project he did alpt of time wasting seem liked all he jad to do was solder battery to charger circuit board and boom done woth forst projsct
Too Dangerous
Lite
Kun apna aur dosro ka time zaya ker rahey ho
Calculatrr
Good