I have always liked Mr.Carlson"s Lab. I have learned quite a lot from his videos, I hope you like too.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVkJqqZroN0
www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVkJqqZroN0
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Super DIY RF/IF Probe, and the use of one.
- Thread starter Mudduckmobile
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Instructables has plans for a do it your self interference detector from antenna to detector. I don't remember how high tech it was. I'll find it and post it here. I'm still looking for the build it yourself instructable, till then here is the ARRL method.
http://www.arrl.org/power-line
http://www.arrl.org/power-line
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Mr Carlson RULES!
He's like the Mr Rogers of radio equipment repair... "C'mon in, take your shoes off and stay awhile. Warm up that soldering iron. Today we're going to dissect this here device and you're going get your learn-on. Isn't that special?"
Very relaxing
He's like the Mr Rogers of radio equipment repair... "C'mon in, take your shoes off and stay awhile. Warm up that soldering iron. Today we're going to dissect this here device and you're going get your learn-on. Isn't that special?"
Very relaxing
I just saw his "super probe" video and how it can detect a noisy capacitor or transistor without even touching it. Someone had an instructables on it with a digikey csv file for all the parts so I decided to give it a try. Now I need to make a board before the parts arrive!
I just etched the super probe board. I almost got away with no dremel touch-ups, but I see a few spots that do need help. I'm getting better at making thin gaps though! And whoever said that dry film only lasts 6 months, mine is 2 years old!
This time, I didn't order extra parts, so I bet digikey was cussing with every bag they heat sealed and labeled. The packaging cost them more, heck, just paying someone to do the packaging cost them more. If you're reading this digikey, I am very sorry! Next time I'll get a hundred of each lol.
Now for the hard part, putting those impossibly tiny parts on the board without the soldering iron eating them.
This time, I didn't order extra parts, so I bet digikey was cussing with every bag they heat sealed and labeled. The packaging cost them more, heck, just paying someone to do the packaging cost them more. If you're reading this digikey, I am very sorry! Next time I'll get a hundred of each lol.
Now for the hard part, putting those impossibly tiny parts on the board without the soldering iron eating them.
