(2) Very Good/Low Priced Items For Electronics Hobbyists
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- Опубликовано: 11 янв 2016
- Looking for a very good ESR tester which also has the ability to test other components? How about a very nice, compact bench top power supply that is reasonably priced and gets high buyer satisfaction ratings? If so, look no further. Both items are perfect for people looking to get into electronics without spending a lot of money on expensive equipment.
My other video showing a Very Good LOW COST Signal Generator:
• LOW COST Arbitrary Fun...
Link to ESR tester:
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Link to PSU:
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***Click the link below to see several different PSU's by the same manufacturer(Higher current & voltage) that are also available.
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Great demos.. definitely getting me that ESR tester. Back in college as a bored lab instructor I used to take a random resistor, hook it to a power supply and slowly ramp the current until the light show began... or the magic smoke came out... or both.
Many thanks for showing these. I have been wanting to buy an ESR meter for a while, but budget was very tight, this meter looks brilliant, very useful piece of kit. I have just ordered one for £17 with free shipping. Great value. I would not of known about it if not for this video. Great job.
Nice job and a couple great bench equipment buys there. Keep em' coming. I love this kind of stuff. It's hard to keep up with the latest and greatest for the money. Really like both but that tester is amazing for the money.
Exceptionally clear and smooth presentation.
Louis Wilen Thank you!
Really great review, I would consider both of them, the PSU has a fit for me. Thanks!
I ordered the MK-328 and it should finally be here tomorrow. I'm excited to get it because as someone who is a novice hobbyist I had hit a wall on learning and my brain almost exploded numerous times as I delved deeper into various aspects of the subject. Watching how this device works will certainly help me connect some dots and may re-inspire me to get back into this fascinating hobby, so thank you very much for posting this and so many other great video's. I hope you are doing great and God bless you!
+Rick Raulston
Glad you enjoy my videos! Thanks for watching
Thank you, been looking for an ESR and you helped me make up my mind. Keep churning vid's out, you have a new subscriber.
Glad you enjoyed the video. I just updated the coupon code! Be sure to check out my video playlists and share my channel with others. Thanks
Thank you for your very informative video. I am just starting to get into electronics as a hobby/DIY enthusiast. I am going to check out your previous videos and look forward to your help in increasing my knowledge. Hope your Christmas was wonderful for you and your family, I hope the New Year brings you health and happiness to you and your family! Joe & family.
Thanks for the kind words Joseph! Yes, I had a very nice Christmas. :-) Have a great New Year! Until 12/29 you can save 12-15% off the prices shown at Banggood using the coupon codes supplied.
I was busy and just now was see all video... Thanks for your time Kostas..
Awesome review ! I will have to add one or both to my shop.The tester would be a real time saver for checking my salvaged parts bin.Thank you for all you do and a heart felt congratulation's on your growing subscribers.
Bobby
+Bobby Tectalabyss
Once again, thanks!
Nice.
I just bought a Blue ESR meter.
I will be checking out that bench power supply. I have been searching around for one.
I've been looking at this power supply for a while now, what I need and the reviews look good so you just made up my mind for me ! I just bought a esr meter but I really like that one with the leads so might have to get it also ! 😎
THANKS !
:-). Can't beat the price.
Thanks for taking the time to help out on a low cost approach to electronics for the layman. I am glad to see your continued success. Keep the instructions coming. I appreciate your willingness to answer questions as well, and to respond. Both pieces of equipment seem ideal for an electronic enthusiast.
+Jiffer Wyght
Thank you for watching!
+Jiffer Wyght
Thank you for watching!
I found your channel today but I've been looking for this for months. Why does RUclips ONLY suggest tutorials with techno music in place of actual words? It's always some (presumably mute) faceless man in flip flops building dangerous junk at breakneck speed. Glad I found this and I'll spread the word.
Thank you! RUclips does a fantastic job hiding my videos from viewers, nothing new.
Thank you for this video. Your recommendations are highly thought of. I was wondering if you felt that the push/turn/push/turn interface was annoying (as compared to just two knobs for V and A)?
Also did you look inside to see what the quality of the inside is? From the price I'm guessing this is a quality item.
+Torsan1977
Hi there. Switching between V and A is no big deal to me. If I was using the PSU all day long, 7 days a week, then maybe it could become annoying. I will post a link in the video description area showing the inside of the unit.
Thanks
Thank you for the great information. What cool products and the price is great also. Great video!
You're welcome! Be sure to share my channel with others, subscribe, and rate thumbs up. Thanks
Subbed. That meter look great!
PSU is great! Thank you for drive me to right buying!
Thanks for showing, my specialty is machining but those will be great help... They're also available on AliExpress for even less including shipping... ;)
Another great review, Yanno really only an 8 percent drop approaching 5 amps after a steady 4.5 amps is really quite good for this power supply!! It is really a nice product, thanks so much for sharing.
+saturn5tony
Glad you enjoyed the video! The PSU is excellent for the money.
Excellent training video. Thanks!
+evahle
You're welcome! Please share my channel with others. Thanks.
It's a very interesting Niche that you fulfill thanks I'm just starting to buy equipment!
I think I will take your advice on that meter I been looking for something like that one and the price is good too
Great meter. Just unboxed one.
excellant presentation. You are thanked!
Glad you enjoyed it! Be sure to check out my "Product Review" video playlist, as well as my other video playlists. :-
Thanks for the video! I've had my eye on BOTH of these products for a little while now and this helps. One question regarding the power supply testing...did you meter the output to make sure it matched the display and (if so/not) is there a way to calibrate it if it is inaccurate? I might learn the answer if I watch your "inside the case" video...just thought of that mid-comment. Thanks!
Philip Partain Hello. The power supply does not require any calibration. I have links and a coupon code
posted in the video description area. Thanks for watching!
Thumbs up. :-) Thanks for this review.
You're welcome! Be sure to share, rate thumbs up, and check out my other videos as well.
Good videos as always.
+("RNA0ROGER") Thanks!
Outstanding presentation, thanks. So I purchased the MK-328 and get a display after testing a component that states: 'Not calibrated!' The component results seem to be correct like you show but I get the calibration message right after. Have you had this issue? Much obliged
I have no idea. Please ask a question on Banggood for that product.
thank you very much very interesting video.
+mango3586
You're welcome. Be sure to share my channel with others and rate thumbs up. Thanks.
I think the power supply can deliver the full 5 Amps at 20V, but it is missing sense-terminals inside to make up from the losses in the wiring inside to the output terminals.
Tester is actually a modified clone of Karl Heinz's Transistor Tester open source project. In order to save money and protect me from a piece of crap postal service I built one myself, gotta agree - a great tool to have. And, I dunno 'bout this one, but the original design has MENU, which you can open by long press of a TEST button (when the screen is active). In that menu, there are even more features - in-circuit ESR tester, freq. counter, freq. generator, 10-bit PWM, and a self-calibrating option.
I suggest you go try and see if there is a menu; if it's there you will be even happier having this tester
Tried long hold on mine. Nuthin'. :( Need a good in-circuit ESR for cheap. Suggestions?
Rick Raulston That's unfortunate :( Original software has a whole menu there, I can make a video showing that if you want. For the ESR meter - I bought a cheap analog multimeter, gutted it out and used the movement for a little ESR meter circuit. It's simple&cheap, you can build it yourself; it has no trouble with in-circuit measurements.
I went ahead and bought an MSR 100. Seems to work pretty good
Rick Raulston Congrats with purchase, ESR meter is really useful tester.
Shorting all of the leads together should put the meter into test mode.
Nice review
The best of 2016 to you and your channel
Thank you
Thank you, very good component meter for the price, around £20 for the UK from eBay, regards Bob
+Bob Mellor
Thank for watching!
Thanks for the info, I purchased the ESR meter you recommended and there wasn't any documentation. I needed the ESR meter to test caps in my old Fender amp, and another amp that was fried. I'm also hoping to repair other things too, but I'm not clear on exactly what it means for the cap to be bad, aside from higher resistance. Or somewhere in between. Is there some graph or scale available?
Also, appreciate you speaking distinctly and staying on tract. This is a skill that is sadly missing in a lot of videos.
regards,
-Peter
What you need to do is first make sure the capacitor has been fully discharged before testing it. You need to look up data sheets online for the electrolytic capacitor you're testing. The data sheet will show "Typical" ESR values for a good capacitor. There are also charts online showing "Typical" ESR values based on size. Thanks!
Thank you for your videos. I bougth the s993a desoldering gun from your other review and I am very pleased with it. Any chance you update the coupon for the PSU aswell?
Click the item link in the video description area and try "affiliate6".
Nope, none of the codes work with this item. The affiliated6 is expired and the others are now allowed for this item. Any others in your back pocket?
I am looking for one of these meters & this looks ideal, as well as the components you tested does it also test resistors? Great video very helpful.
Hi Craig, yes. Have you seen the other one I show on my channel? It's currently a flash deal.
bit.ly/2UrVGzj
(Affiliate Link)
Thats great thanks. Yes I have, they both seem like great testers, ideal for me. 👍👍👍
Of course I bumped into this video right after ordering MERS-100 for twice the price and I guess it can measure capacitors only. There just isn't enough information for other testers if they can measure in-circuit which is the main feature I need.
You can measure in-circuit, but it's never totally reliable.
Congratulations on 50k subsThanks for the video. I have been without a capacitance/ inductance meter since my last one broke. Great functionality for the price. I have also been looking for an inexpensive power supply that has low current limiting.Does the current go down to 0mA as advertised?Do you have a suggestion for an inexpensive oscilloscope?Will share...
+Daniel Piotrowski
Hi Dan. I tested the current limiting down to 1ma, and it does work fine. At 0ma, you get no output. My scope is a Velleman HPS-50 handheld scope. Good enough for me. :-)
+electronicsNmore Thank you!
Well, I purchased the power supply and am very pleased with it. There appears to be a feature not covered in your video. Normally, if you turn the power supply on, the default operation shows off (meaning no power to the leads). To change the default operation, press the on/off button for 5 seconds. This will show dOn meaning power is supplied to the leads at power up. To change it back, simply press the on/off button again for 5 seconds. dOf will appear. I prefer to have it "default off" to ensure I have the correct voltage/current set before I use it.
+mediaguardian
Glad you like it. I'm very satisfied with mine. Can't beat it for the money. I did not know about that feature. Thanks for sharing!
I had a look at the picture but it didn't answer my question, why I'm concerned is, if using an earth clip with a dso on a circuit powered by this psu, one could have a shorting problem to mains earth equivalent to the difference between the two potentials. It looks like very good value though and good specs.. Maybe someone commenting might know ? I did see an earth lead inside, but no idea if its tied to -neg.
Comprehensive review on two items that live up to their specs.
+Tom OConnor
Glad you enjoyed the video
Thanks for the video, it helped me decide which of the affordable ESR meters to get. I got the MK-328, but mine doesn't automatically power off, I have to disconnect the component and press the test button. Only then, after finding no component is connected it powers off.
Strange. My unit powers off with the component connected. You didn't test a capacitor w/o discharging it first, did you? That could damage the unit.
Yes yes I did discharge. Specifically for that purpose I have built a special 5W 22K capacitor discharger doohickey with alligator clips on both ends. Anyway, the tester tests without problems, transistors, diodes, resistors, all seems to be okay. Just doesn't usually power off (although it did power off a couple of times, I don't know what to think of this).
I967
Contact Banggood and explain your issue. Thanks.
@@electronicsNmore Update - I learned how to change the firmware in the tester and now I can turn it off and access extra features. I am planning to add an encoder to move about the menu faster.
Hi Great Review. Do you know if it´s posible to serial and/or paralell two PSU units for 30v 0v -30v? or 0v to 60+-? That would be very nice... Regards from Argentina
+Fernando A. Risso
According to the manufacturer, yes.
Thanks For Watching!
does this esr meter work with capacitors on board, without taking them out?
+Kevin Yan
For measuring ESR, you should not have any problem at all in circuit. I do it all the time.
Looks like a switching power supply is it noisy ?? If your limited in space on your work bench its a nice addition could fit 2 or 3 instead of the standard linear supply's ! would have like to se its inside ! Nice video with good and simple explanations ..
1badpete999 Yes, switching power supply. Very reliable, super compact, and not noisy.
Nice! You got embedded on banggood's page!
Also, no short circuit test on the psu? :/
:-). I have 2 or 3 that are embedded.
It looks like from the specs or the photograph that it doesn't have a cooling fan. What can you tell me about the heat dissipation? Does it have any thermal protection?
+mediaguardian
The unit is thermally protected. I operated the unit for quite a while under a 3-5A load and all the housing did was get a little warm. The switching transistors/mosfets are connected to a huge heat sink, which is the aluminum housing. Look at the inside. The link is in the video description area.
thank you...
I have that ESR tester. The leads are garbage and will break off and have to be resoldered regularly. They are also very hard to find decent replacements for, since they use the 2mm banana jack. There is also no room in the actual device to install standard banana jacks. The cheap battery plug feels like it will probably break after changing out the battery a few times. The basic functionality of it is great though.
I had the same problem, and the fix is simple. When the wire breaks off, you re-solder the wire in position then fill the area around the wire with clear silicone and allow it to cure overnight.
I see. So basically you are just making your own strain relief. Good idea. Still, I wish the leads were better.
can't you use standard better leads, strip the ends and use the adapter and lock down the stripped ends in the adapter?
is the negative post the same as ground potential or is it floating?? thanks for vid..
Hi there. Please click the link in the video description area to see a close up of the inside of the unit. :-)
I wish I knew about your ESR testor. I bought the Blue ESR testor by Bob Parker about $105 built by Anatek Instruments USA. I think yours does more for 1/3 the price. With that said though I really like the unit and it is fun testing batteries with it.
Thanks
Does the polarity of electrolytics matter with the connections of the leads with the meter? (Always remembering not to test a "hot" one, of course!) And is Bang Good reputable?
No, not with that tester. Always discharge capacitors before testing. I've been dealing with Banggood for 2 years now, and haven't had any problems. No company is perfect. A very small number of my viewers had problems with shipping/damaged goods.
electronicsNmore Thanks! I hope you show video with more experiments with the waveform generator and the oscilloscope, as way too many videos on youtube just are intros for college first time hookup and go like this: "This is an oscilloscope... This is a signal generator... We hook them up with these cables together, and by fiddling these knobs we get a sine wave, and a square wave of Nth Hertz..." And then they say something like you can use these for lots of things. And then they never show you any of these "lots of things" that you use the scope and the waveform generator for... Maybe they show you a trigger. But actual uses? Not too much on that: How to check components, how to diagnose a circuit. How to use them to build up a circuit to do something.
All the Best!
Sincerely,
Bill Pietschman (W8LV)
Amigo, fui mexer no contraste do aparelho e a tela ficou toda branca, como faço para revester a situação ? Obrigado !
Não há nenhum ajuste de contraste!
Did you test the noise and ripple, 30 mV pp sounds good if true, but every budget psu I checked with my scope I found the spec sheets were blatantly lying. One claimed 60 mV pp max noise and ripple !! I found 400 mV (minimum) no matter what the load or volatage setting.. Has anyone tested this Gophert properly.??
awesome! new video, hack the P's and put spade connectors on front
+Brian C
Hi there. Having the connectors in the back does not bother me enough to move them to the front. :-)
Could you do a test on NiCad replacement battery cells...I am trying to rebuild 18v NiCad battery for my Dewalt and Makita drills and found 1.5 AA NiCads on battery warehouse.com for $1.50 ea. Not sure who makes quality batteries. Dewalt wants $90 for a new battery...crazy...I have lots of old style Ni Cad drills and saws which have bad batteries and want to rebuild all power packs. Thanks! PS I am ordering this meter. Also a pocket oscilloscope.Shalom
Will this device perform incircuit testing? Even if it doesn't, it still is impressive for price.
Some tests can be done in-circuit. if the test fails, then you need to desolder the base or gate to a transistor/mosfet to be sure.
The MK-328 works with SMD capacitors? Thx!
Hello. Works on all capacitors. Physical size makes no difference.
Is there a difference between an ESR meter and in-circuit ESR meter?
Testing "in-circuit" is never fully reliable. There's always a chance that other components will affect the reading. That being said, I've used this meter to test electrolytics in-circuit with no problem at all.
Do you recommend this tester over ushering a multimeter tester
Hi Ron. You won't find another tester that does all the things this one does for less money.
Voltlog tested one and ripple/noise was 50-55 mV .. so I answered my own question below, hence they are lying, but compared to many that is actually quite good... (Jeez it's the first thing you should test on these things).
To hell with these switchmodes my next psu will be a good linear job.
They always over-exaggerate, but for the low cost, you can't beat it.
I have been looking at the power supplies on Bang Good for some time, and have looked at this one before, but here in the UK, we use 240V, this voltage seems to be a problem with the BG site, as most of there mains gear is only upto 220v.
110/120v or 220/240v. Either works.
forgive me for being a little thick, but if you put 240v, into a 220v item, I'm sure you will blow it. The only way I can see of being able to use these low rated power units, would be to use another power sources to lower the power I am using?
Nick Stevenson
Incorrect. Voltage always varies. In the USA I have seen the 120V line vary between 110 & 130V. I have seen 240V range between 220 & 260. Your concern is unfounded. I have many people buying these units from the UK. :-)
ok, thanks, will give one ago, but you can not blame me for being careful, lol
Nick Stevenson
You won't have any problems. :-)
Super video as always,the component tester from where are you buy it and what is the price?
Thanks...
+SeAfasia
Pretty sure I mentioned the price of both in the video. Around $32 for the tester.
Lou, has anyone obtained the software instructions for the calibration and test set up ?
Search the term AVR transistortester on the net. All those multi component testers are variations on that design. Usually shorting all three leads together puts them into calibration mode. Then you need a 100 uF capacitor for part of the test.
Thank you so much Paul,Lou
Why a MERS-100 is more expensive? I mean, what is the difference? In comparisson, why should and why I shouldnt choose this product? I want to know the defects, if any... Why did the tester devour the batery? Nice Vid! Thanks!
When filming, there are always interruptions by landscapers, barking dogs, etc. So I had to film certain parts a few times, which is why the battery gets drawn down. For the money, you cannot beat the tester. You cannot expect perfection from a 30 dollar tester. Thanks for watching!
Have any video using this on in-circuit capacitors?
The normal procedure is testing the component in-circuit, if the reading is "close" to the value of the component, then you're OK. If the value comes back way off, then you need to desolder one lead and test again. No tester is 100% when testing in-circuit. Problems can occur when components are placed in parallel. All this being said, I have no problems with the tester.
Is there an updated coupon for the ESR tester ? coupo6bg doesn't work.
+youpattube1
Hello. Click on the link in the video description area and try it again. I just tested it. Copy and paste the code.
It is a nice AVR Transistortester, but it is pretty pricey. You can get kits of essentially the same circuit for a lot cheaper.
A ready to use tester is pricey at 30 bucks? I don't think so.
The kits are not too hard to assemble. Some of the premade testers are pretty cheap too. But the very cheapest of them don't have a precision voltage reference in them. They instead just have a zener reference. The crappiest prebuilt one I can find right now on Ali is $7.22 A decent kit is $1.88+$2.84 shipping. Of course for the low price there is no case.
Most people already have too many projects going on, so buying a kit, which lacks certain features, to me is a waste of time.
Clearly you're not a supporter of all my hard work on this channel based on how you're going out of your way to try and get people not to buy the very good, but inexpensive tester shown in this video. You do realize that this channel is able to remain active(and help countless people) because of the small commission I receive from products shown on this channel. You're trying to deprive me of that support. I keep track of good and bad viewers. Those that appreciate my hard work, receive assistance, and those that don't, get placed on a list. Happy Easter.
+electronicsNmore Jesus cast the money changers out of the Temple. Now here you try to Crucify me. Nothing ever changes.
That tester is probably based on an Atmega328 microcontroller (which you can also find in many Arduino boards) which might explain why it says: MK-328 on the front. For those curcious to have a look inside the power supply, go here: www.ebay.com/itm/AC-110V-220V-to-0-32V-5A-Precision-Adjustable-DC-Digital-Switching-Power-Supply-/121633720324 and scoll down a bit.
+Peter-Paul Vervoort
Hi there. Yes, the tester is based on the Atmega328 microcontroller. Thanks for the link showing viewers the inside of the unit. I thought of opening up the unit, but did not want the video being too long.
Thank You
+electronicsNmore And actually it's an open-source design thought up by a german guy. All documentation, firmware-upgrades etc. is here: www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/AVR_Transistortester
***** Yes, I know that. I read all the info.
I got 1 the same model last year , its light weight
Very good unit for the money.
This can measure capacitors of to 100 000uf?
Yes
how to re set this was adjusting the contrast an disply gone...
Please explain better. Thanks
Sorry how do you reset the contrast adjustment......I was adjustin mine and the screen blank off...on the mk-328
can you adjust the off on off time on the meter?
Not sure on that unit.
how about in circuit test?
where to buy this kind of power supply thanks and God Bless
Links located in the video description area of this video. Just below the video player window, click " Show More".
If we follow those links, do you get a piece of the action?
+James Pian
Unfortunately no. I am only supplied with free items of my choosing. If I like the product, then I agree to make a video and post a link to the sellers website.
Thanks For Watching
+electronicsNmore
That's a good deal though. Thanks!
+electronicsNmore
I found out how you can get a piece of the action for stuff you recommend, or even just use in your videos. It's called "Amazon Associate". You'd get a minimum of 4% on items your fans buy if they purchase through a link you supply in the video description.
James Pian
I just worked a deal with Banggood and Gearbest. I will be getting a small cut now. :-)
Anyone ever said that your voice sounds like Victor on storage wars.
No, only Billy Crystal or Mark Wahlberg. LOL
Nice price, from eBay both?
+SeAfasia
If you watch the entire video, you would have all the information you need.
Thanks.
nice!
+r big
Yep
O.K. I have to tell you that at first I loved Banggood ... good prices. Now not so much. After fighting confusing forms to fill out I finally ordered the tester and then they put in two orders for me. I went to chat to fix this ASAP, and find I am #29 in the queue and my wait time will be 33 minutes. How awful is this? I'll have to remember this if I can save less than a buck using this place. Good luck if you try to order through them.
Sorry to hear about your issue, BUT it sounds like you screwed up and you're trying to blame Banggood for your mistake. There's nothing confusing about placing an order.There's nothing awful about having to wait to speak to a representative that long. I've had to wait that long with many companies in the past. Banggood has become a very popular website, so many people have questions or issues to resolve with agents. No company is perfect, if you think so, then you're highly mistaken. Problems happen with Ebay and Amazon as well, I know that for a fact.
Banggood is my go to site for electronics and other stuff as well. Really appreciate your well done videos. I was looking at the MK 328s when I found your site, glad I came across it. I bought a Mk 328, but not from BG, found one for $22. US and free ship. I do intend to buy the PSU the next time I get paid. Currently using the equipment to repair/modify electric guitars. Just wound my first Tele bridge pickup and needed a way to test inductance. Thanks again. WooHoo.
I have been buying at Banggood for years. NO PROBLEMS AT ALL.
And your site is the place I go to for understanding the way out, of the difficulty, I some times find myself in.
Your the man. Thank's for all you do.
Can the tester test capacitors in circuit?
Baerchenization I use it that way.
Just asking since that Tampatec dude demonstrated a dedicated in-circuit tester for ca the same $$, so was wondering whether there is some trickery to it that necessitates a dedicated tester...
this one
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01ET0AUXS/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=22TW3NYWNXPGI&coliid=I1SR8Q0V28WLAE
Baerchenization Way too much money for only a capacitor tester. This tester has multiple functions, and it's cheaper.
Need DC DC 120 to 72v for ebike
Hey! ÷*) Been a happy subscriber for ages, maybe since the beginning?
Anyways, I need your help. I'm a budding electronic hobbyist (bitten bad by the eBug) and I want (I think) a _linear power supply_ . Can/Will you help me out? Thx! :*)
Unless you plan on using the power supply for high frequency audio applications, I'd use a switching PSU like I show in this video. Linear units are heavier, and lower noise, but for me, I'm happy with the switching type.
Thank you for the recommendation!
John Raschedian You're welcome!
lucky dog
+snaprollinpitts
:-)
So this is an advert?
No, it's a product review. On my channel I only show products which I feel are very good for the price(Products that meet my standards). You'll never see low quality, poor products shown. I select what I show on this channel. Viewers save money by using a coupon code I supply, and the purchase supports my channel. Thanks.