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@The_Emperor_IsCool 2 күн бұрын
Any idea how to fix mine with no audio? I have two, one is stuck on the loading screen, another plays just fine without audio, even when adjusting the side. Any idea how to fix this at the home?
@devhackmod 2 күн бұрын
You may want to check if one of the cables to the speaker is loose or any of the ribbon connections. Does the audio work when plugged into headphones?
@The_Emperor_IsCool 2 күн бұрын
Have not tried yet, I will get back to you.
@CJ0175 5 күн бұрын
Clean & simple! Thanks
@devhackmod 2 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching! The fun is in figuring out how to construct the shapes in code and then optimizing... Apparently the newest "nightly build" has numerous improvements but I'm using the old stable version from a few years back still.
@salmansh8 6 күн бұрын
@devhackmod…I am a mini system collector. I have a slightly newer model which is MX-C77. JVC’s were good but looks like they incorporated tiny subwoofer in their labyrinth speaker system, they wouldn’t handle bass very well even at a slightly higher volume unless you tweak “Twin Bass”. Have you ever tried replacing the tiny subwoofer inside? ….As I have at least 11 systems in my current collection, I can say that nothing compares to Sony MHC-P909 it’s a model at a different level. Sony’s are more natural sounding, handles bass very well and would not distort even at high volume and the features they have are timeless. I have a few Aiwa’s too, Aiwa’s are very loud, perhaps louder than, Sony, Panasonic, JVC’s…however they don’t offer deep and heavy bass but if you want to enjoy surround sound, perhaps Aiwa was the finest exponent in offer DSP Surround driven by Disco, Live and Hall settings, they have amazing surround sound.
@devhackmod 2 күн бұрын
Thanks for the great review on various systems. I'm lucky to have found and saved this JVC system from the trash, it's the only one in my collection as I never bought any at the time they were most popular. So I don't have anything to compare it to. I do have a set of large speakers also found on the curb trash in perfect condition (in fact they were wrapped in saran wrap so I'm not sure what was going on) which are L/R pair and a center speaker (JM Lab Chorus 715 pair and CC 700). I also found a Samsung subwoofer but never got it to work.
@MaggieEckert-v6j 7 күн бұрын
I got *amzwatch* that you won’t be able to tell the difference
@devhackmod 2 күн бұрын
They make pretty good copies these days. Unfortunately my copy was so cheap that it was really simplified, many of the dials were just glued on (didn't actually work) and the strap was cheap and the whole thing just wasn't very functional. Still fun to wear on occasion but that's what $9 gets you! LOL😀
@ulttari5192 8 күн бұрын
I have an 5 row accordion just started practising. How does it differ from the 6 row?
@devhackmod 2 күн бұрын
Congratulations on starting your accordion journey! A 6-column has the diminished chords. The 5 columns you have are probably: 1. counterbass, 2. root bass, 3. major, 4. minor, and 5. 7th chords. The 6th is diminished. It is not used that often but there are some circumstances where I do reach for it to make some interesting chords (often for jazz). What's good to have is extended upper/lower ends of the bass system. For example, there are only 12 notes in a scale. So technically to get all possible combinations you only need 12 rows x 6 columns = 72. But my accordion has 120 buttons, which means 20 rows x 6 columns! The reason is that at the top and bottom ends of the bass buttons are repeated. I get another 4 rows (repeating the bottom) at the top, and another 4 rows (repeating the top) at the bottom, hence another 8 rows that are interlinked mechanically so they are actually doing the same thing (you'll see other buttons press down at the same time). This is to allow you to play in different keys near the top or bottom range of your scales without having to "jump" awkwardly down or up when you are near the end of the bass system. Have fun, it's a fantastic instrument!
@reloadfast 8 күн бұрын
Thank you for the teardown! it was really interesting to see the inside of the sensor and the applicator!
@devhackmod 2 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching! Yes these are interesting devices and especially the way they designed the applicator. It certainly helps make it much easier to monitor without constant poking!
@wendyw5502 9 күн бұрын
2:14 the standing water at the drain is present in all if not most types of dishwashers not just that one
@devhackmod 2 күн бұрын
I am not a fan of standing water. It just sits there and may cause mildew/mold to grow or corrode parts. On the other hand, it may be needed to help seal the trap (to prevent smells) or it may just be a design limitation where they can't actually pump all the water out.
@wendyw5502 2 күн бұрын
@ yeah unfortunately even if it's needed for the seals it will still smell eventually. Nothing we can do but just use it regularly(?) I guess
@khangaudio399 10 күн бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ bạn thật tuyệt vời
@devhackmod 2 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@1975Loeven 11 күн бұрын
I have one of these too and i kinda like it. Especially the recording feature which is pretty neat and it actually not that bad in the highest quality mode. Over here in Scandinavia the AM-band is pretty useless as there's next to nothing to recieve anymore, the SW picks up some random stuff but the auto search is a bit annoying as it probably skips a lot of weak signals. I'll definitely look closer to that shield modding you mentioned, it sounds like a good idea. Over all a cheap and fun radio to play around with and it really shines on FM in urban areas, that's for sure.
@devhackmod 10 күн бұрын
I'm enjoying this radio so far. I have used the auto-scan feature on both my Tecsun PL-310ET and this V115 and both seem to find about the same stations (using a 30-40 ft long-wire clipped to the antenna). The difference is my Tecsun can scan the entire range in 5 minutes whereas the V115 takes about 15 minutes! But after the initial scan I am getting about the same reception, although Tecsun lets me fine-tune to 1 kHz steps and go up/down easily, but V115 only does 5 kHz steps and I have to manually type it each time. But for the price you can't beat the V115.
@jjmoise9343 11 күн бұрын
How is that 7
@devhackmod 10 күн бұрын
Sorry I'm not sure what you mean. Is there a specific part of the video you are referring to?
@sgtnighthawk 8 күн бұрын
Beads above the middle bar are worth 5, beads below are worth 1. Add up all beads stacked against the middle bead.
@sgtnighthawk 8 күн бұрын
Middle bar
@RealJonDoe 11 күн бұрын
Definitely prefer the aa or AAA models, especially great paired with a NIMH cell. I bet this one would pair well with an average e-cig mini battery. The protection should be on the board, likely part of that chip, if you look up the spec
@devhackmod 10 күн бұрын
It is worth attaching a cheap throw-away e-cig battery and seeing what happens, even though they don't have any built-in battery management system. I have not tried running it at 3.0V which would be 2xAA or 2xAAA, although that may be enough to power the device (rather than 3.7V LiIon pack). That's another option to try. I would be afraid to put 4.5V as it may be over-voltage and burn out the circuit. However, NiMH cells are typically 1.2V output so 3xAA or 3xAAA NiMH pack may actually be just about right at 3.6V to let it run fine. I'll have to try that out.
@RealJonDoe 10 күн бұрын
@devhackmod had a buddy that used to refurb early Gen ipods with a set of AA or AAA, every thing else remained the same, bit of a hole and hot glue on the rear casing, before replacement batteries were so readily available. NiMH, of course.
@devhackmod 10 күн бұрын
@@RealJonDoe Yes I think that's the way to go! 3x NiMH should give the correct voltage, just about 3.7V.
@IntergalacticDustBunny 12 күн бұрын
I got something like this on eBay about 4 years ago, Menu looks the same. Mine however is basically a USB stick that has an SD card slot (also only allows up to 32GB), instead of a rechargeable battery it's powered by a single AA battery (lasts awhile, maybe like 6 hours at moderate volume), I paid about $3 for it. I still use it from time to time when I want to put the smart phone away.
@devhackmod 10 күн бұрын
That is cool, and it runs off a single AA too! I assume there is a step-up transformer in there to power the chips which are probably designed to run at a bit higher voltage. Either way, 6 hour runtime is great! Yes exactly the purpose of these cheap little devices... great to plug in some earphones and listen to music when you don't want to deal with your phone bluetooth earbuds, etc... This is just a quick easy way to get music!
@RealJonDoe 10 күн бұрын
@@devhackmod the PlayAway, a small single book mp3 player intended for audiobook distribution, also runs on a single AAA. Whill they were intended for things like libraries, they've also sold well at airports, just a pair of headphones and the entire audiobook in a small package.
@devhackmod 10 күн бұрын
@@RealJonDoe That's neat. They are so cheap they are practically disposable! I hope there was some way to erase the contents of the PlayAway and let you reuse it for other content once you finished the book!
@RealJonDoe 10 күн бұрын
@@devhackmod Sadly, no. Outside of libraries, or some sort of trade-in and exchange system, they are effectively manufactured e-waste. There was a possibility, but the format was not actually MP3, so conversion and reloading was a problematic affair. Also, no USB. Possible, but with these other $1.50 manufactured ewaste devices, unlikely.
@F4LDT-Alain 12 күн бұрын
Interesting video, thanks. Get a PL-330 for SSB. It's quite a good radio and it sells for well under 100$.
@devhackmod 10 күн бұрын
PL-330 in my area is $165 Canadian. I got my PL-310ET a few years back for about $65. Now it looks like the PL-380 for $72 is an updated but almost similar copy of my PL-310ET (although PL-380 doesn't seem to have an external antenna jack). PL-380 also doesn't have SSB. There is nothing even close to $100 CAN that has SSB. The only options with SSB are one of those ATS-20 Si4732, ATS-25 and ATS-100 receivers but I don't know which are reliable, which are copies as the price is all over the place.
@F4LDT-Alain 10 күн бұрын
I see the PL-330 at US$64 on Anon Co. That's CA$92 plus shipping, it may come close to 100 indeed, but not much more. I have both the ATS-20+ and ATS-25 and they're quite capable receivers. The ATS-20+ has some quirks and really needs a firmware upgrade with the open-source Anshante firmware. If you don't want to get into this get an ATS-25, which comes with fully-featured and stable firmware.
@devhackmod 2 күн бұрын
@ Thanks for the advice! I like the idea of the ATS models. They seem to have quite a few features so I don't have to always lug my RTL-SDR and laptop around. At the moment I'm working to get my HAM license so may be looking at different gear soon!
@dayaratna11 13 күн бұрын
Thanks!!! Can't wait to try it. It's baffling that these machines are so so annoying .
@devhackmod 13 күн бұрын
You can either just cut the wires or add a small switch so you can decide whether to hear it or not! Some microwaves have a setting to turn on/off the beeper using the keypad so check first to see if it's possible. Good luck, stay safe!
@billcupps9715 14 күн бұрын
Please Add a Drain Cover, So nothing Can Go Down by Accident !
@devhackmod 13 күн бұрын
Yes good idea!
@typhoontim125 14 күн бұрын
@8:11 Nope...Not Talking Heads...it's Rockwell "Somebody's Watching Me" circa 1983
@devhackmod 13 күн бұрын
Yes! Thank you! I love that song!!!! For a second I thought it was "Talking Heads - Once In A Lifetime" but upon reviewing the video it was obviously not! At least I was in the correct decade! LOL!
@typhoontim125 13 күн бұрын
@devhackmod Ha..well done on the decade! To be fair a quick blast of it and his voice does indeed sound like David Byrne of Talking Heads...And here's an Interesting fact...Listen very carefully to the chorus in the song & you will hear the unmistakeable sound of Michael Jackson doing backing vocals...actually true! Ps I have the Retekess 115 & for the money & size it's great I think!
@F4LDT-Alain 15 күн бұрын
I find you a bit unfair to this radio. You can't compare a sub-20$/€ radio to a higher end Tecsun or Xhdata. For its price, I really find this radio a real bargain. Agreed, it might not be the best SW receiver on Earth, but with the help of a long wire antenna I've had quite decent results with it, on par with more expensive receivers. Using a long wire did solve the problem of the internally generated noise for me. The 5 kHz step on SW is no problem as long as you don't do SSB, which this radio doesn't have anyway. It has one of the best loudspeakers I've found in such a small radio, with deep bass and clear sound. It's also packed with interesting features, especially the ability to record audio from internal or external sources, including a line in port. A rare feature, very handy to record catches done with this radio or another. one you connect to it with a 3.5mm jack cable. That's one of the reasons why the V115 always is in my bag of radios when I go SWL.
@devhackmod 13 күн бұрын
True, the Retekess V115 is a really great bargain! And in my later video (comparing SW reception to my Tecsun) it actually did quite well! I was surprised by the performance and extra features like SD Card record/playback, rechargeable battery and mic! When I connect it to my laptop, the USB not only works as an SD Card reader but also registers the microphone AND the speaker on the radio as audio devices! So I use the radio's microphone to record audio to my laptop rather than using the terrible built-in microphone in my laptop screen. It's great! It's almost like they plan on making little to no money on the V115 so that people buy the more expensive Retekess radios!
@ultrasoundguy1 15 күн бұрын
It's a great radio for the price, but on the one I bought recently the AGC jumps around on moderate or above signal strength signals on SW making it essentially unusable. Older units I've seen on YT seem not to have this problem, so my guess is that a recent software modification has a bug.
@devhackmod 13 күн бұрын
In my follow-up video comparing the V115 to my Tecsun I did notice that it mutes some of the stronger stations once I connect up the antenna, attenuating the signal automatically. However, it was usable and compared favourably to my Tecsun when connecting to a long-wire antenna and using the automatic channel scanning feature on both radios, they performed similarly!
@ultrasoundguy1 13 күн бұрын
@@devhackmod It's certainly possible that I simply got a defective unit. Using a signal generator a few feet away with a clip lead as an antenna, the receiver was OK until I got to a moderate amplitude, at which point the AGC would become erratic. It seemed like the best explanation was a software bug that would affect all units, but since yours doesn't exhibit the same problem it must just be a one-off bug. Lucky me. :)
@always_trust_all_scientists 15 күн бұрын
I got the rose gold one.. i wish i got the metal. I have the digital metal version.
@devhackmod 13 күн бұрын
I like to call this watch my "Cybertruck" Watch. It fits well with the metallic design theme!
@always_trust_all_scientists 3 күн бұрын
@devhackmod can this watch band be changed out? I'm thinking that this watch would seriously pop big time if the band can be replaced with something else..
@devhackmod 2 күн бұрын
@@always_trust_all_scientists Yes this watch band can be changed but getting one that fits the width and matches up with the connection shape/slot on the watch is not easy.
@prasadasgoa 15 күн бұрын
It has no 1 khz stepping. Minimum 5 khz. Try 4755.
@devhackmod 13 күн бұрын
Yes you are correct. The radio only allows 5 kHz steps which by default should pick up all the regular stations if they are broadcasting correctly. I will miss some of the stations in between but most of those are HAM or other transmissions typically using SSB which I can't decode anyways. Interestingly when I do the automatic scanning memory feature on my Tecsun it also jumps by 5 kHz steps (or at least that's what it shows) so I'm not sure if that's just to save time scanning or save on display refresh. Either way, the Tecsun takes about 4 minutes to scan from about 2300 kHz up through about 21950 kHz whereas the Retekess V115 takes almost 15 minutes for a shorter 4750 kHz to 21850 kHz range.
@alexmartinez-og8gu 15 күн бұрын
these arent a bad idea. i know people will say, "just use your phone" but then your battery is drained and you cant call anyone. so having something small like this to watch a movie on or show would be great
@devhackmod 13 күн бұрын
True! Why kill your phone battery when this device can hold days worth of music and lets me play continuously for over 10 hours!
@alexmartinez-og8gu 13 күн бұрын
@devhackmod nice! yeah it would be awesome if these were still made. back when i was a kid we had portable color digital TVs i had a small pocket sony that could pick up cartoon network so i brought it everywhere i went, lately i have been missing having something like this, boring night guard job atm so ill try and hunt down something like this on ebay. where did you say you got yours?
@devhackmod 10 күн бұрын
@@alexmartinez-og8gu Look up "digital media player mp3 video" and you will find lots of options. Mine is GPX brand, but I see COBY, and many others available. One problem with all these devices is the built-in battery. Eventually when the battery goes be prepared to replace it or wire in something like I did. Keep in mind the cheaper ones are not going to let you play video well, although music is just fine. You may even want to repurpose a cheap used Android phone or tablet!
@LedZippo99 15 күн бұрын
interesting
@devhackmod 13 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@ИгорьБелевич-ш4э 17 күн бұрын
Hello! My name is Igor Belevich. I am 40 years old. I am radio amateour from Belarus. I live in Belarus. I also have such sw,AM digital radio receiver Retekess v 115. You do not need to open the back side of this radio! Or you may break the radio! May be in Canada or in USA ,you cannot receive any short wave or medium wave radio stations. But here in Belarus i can receive very,very many foreign radio stations on short wave and medium wave. I received for example Christian radio stations from USA: WMLK on sw 15150 khz,WBCQ on sw 9330 khz ,WRMI on sw 15770 khz,and WWCR on sw 15825 khz and Voice of America on sw,too! I also received China Radio intl in Russian on sw,Radio Taiwan intl on sw in Russian,KBS in Russian on sw band from S.Korea,Voice of North Korea in Russian on sw,NHK from Japan in Russian on MW or AM in the evening,Radio Rumania intl in Ukrainean on sw,voice of Vietnam on sw in Russian,Radio Vatican on sw in Russian,Ukrainean and Belarussian ,radio Voice of Turkey on sw band in Russian language,and even Radio New Zealand in English on sw 13755 khz! I receive all these stations here in Belarus on sw,with the help of the radio Retekess V 115,with digital display,like your radio receiver. I am amazed that you cannot receive any sw stations in your region of the World! On medium wave i received radio stations from Hungary and Rumania and some other stations. I also received NHK in Russian on AM in the evening. On AM i received stations from Hungary and Rumania even at day time ,but only in winter. On AM i could not receive any stations at day time in summer. But on sw i can receive stations even at day time from China both in summer and in wintern. I received radio exterior de espana in russian in belarus in the late evening on sw,also,from Madrid. From Latin America i could receive only Radio Argentina at 12.10 or at 12.20 utc may be in italian language only on monday via WRMI on sw 15770 khz. On other days WRMI does not relay Radio Argentina RAE on sw to Europe,unfortunately. May be you do not know how to search for sw,AM radio stations,so that is a reason why you cannot receive sw radio stations? You need to know at what times and in what frequencies those foreign sw stations broadcast in sw band. Promise me that you will not open the back lid of your radio and you will not break the radio! Just keep trying to search for sw radio stations and may be you will be lucky and you will find radio stations.
@andybonneau9209 17 күн бұрын
Those two items found together indicate that someone didn't want a vehicle tracked. Removing the telematics module alone would have complied that however. Now the radio won't work either. 😊
@devhackmod 16 күн бұрын
Yeah I'm not sure why both were removed. They could have left the shark-fin antenna on the car so it would not have a hole in the roof. All that was needed was to unplug the telematics unit from power and remove the internal battery.
@borghorsa1902 17 күн бұрын
Tecsun has an amazing speaker. I have one
@devhackmod 16 күн бұрын
Tecsun definitely sounds good. I can tune easily and quietly using the knob at night which helps to avoid waking the spouse. Unfortunately on the Retekess V115 all the buttons "click" (volume and tuning) so it makes lots of click noises at night which can be annoying.
@SegaMan001 20 күн бұрын
I called relia nce to end my water tank rental. It was 14 years old and was there when I moved in. I should have gotten rid of it sooner. They told me I would be contacted in 5 days. After 5 I called back. They said it was an error. it was 11 days not 5 days. I had the tank replaced after 12 days of nothing. My last call to them I asked why I did not get contacted about the track pickup yet. It's sitting inside by my front door for a week now. They were confused. But because I said it was replaced and removed already. they proceeds the cancellation. It cost my $60 to have them pick it up. But I now save over $33 a month in rentals I don't need.
@devhackmod 18 күн бұрын
Good job! The entire tank rental industry is a scam. You pay many times more over time than it is worth. If you have a service company available in your area you can always call them if there is a problem, but these tanks rarely have issues. You can also have a company inspect and drain your tank annually (replace the anode rod inside, get rid of mineral deposits). You can also pay a fee to subscribe to one of these independent service companies if you are really worried, it will still cost you less than the monthly rentals.
@lindaliu4682 22 күн бұрын
What to do if the eject function is not working?
@devhackmod 21 күн бұрын
If you are talking about the CD player changer then you need to open it up and check to see if the worm gear has fallen off the spindle. That's what happened to mine. Without that worm gear it would not move the mechanism around. I don't know exactly what the eject does but CD-change and eject may all be related to the gear drive and mechanism inside the CD player and CD tray cassette system.
@felali 24 күн бұрын
i thought it have sim card in it, but it dont
@devhackmod 23 күн бұрын
I believe these devices are hardware locked "SIM" type code built-in to be used directly with cellular tower providers who will know who to bill (they pass on a fee to the company). The question is do they use GSM, G4, LTE, G5? What happens as older towers shut down? All these become obsolete?
@SteveCobb-nk2st 24 күн бұрын
I can't get mine to connect
@devhackmod 23 күн бұрын
I couldn't either. It uses some proprietary Samsung connection system, I never managed to figure out if I could use it separately as a stand-alone Bluetooth.
@zenman11 25 күн бұрын
I removed 2 screws in bottom of monitor, are there any more screws, I can't find any?? it won't come apart?
@devhackmod 23 күн бұрын
I can only see the 2 at the bottom, then you pry it apart with a putty knife. If that doesn't work check under some of the feet "pads" and also the sticker label on the bottom sometimes have hidden screws underneath them.
@FoxArmy 25 күн бұрын
i just got one that my father had but never touched. its a Scandalli. its my first time ever actually using an instrument but i really love the way it feels and sounds
@devhackmod 23 күн бұрын
Enjoy! You are very lucky! It is a hard instrument to learn, and that's coming from me who played piano for 40 years! But as with anything, practice practice practice! I love the challenge and the accordion has taught me a lot about musical theory that has enhanced my piano playing.
@TonyBanks21 Ай бұрын
Another kerbside system that you have found !! That didn’t need much to restore back to full functionality !!
@TonyBanks21 Ай бұрын
They don’t make them like that anymore !!
@devhackmod 23 күн бұрын
@@TonyBanks21 They definitely don't. I can tell you the main issue was that the CD changer didn't move anymore. A worm gear inside had fallen off. It took some effort to get the mechanism apart just to find that worm gear and stick it back on the spindle, and then figure out how to put it all back together, but even without the CD player it still is a great amplifier with speakers you can plug any aux into (even a bluetooth receiver dongle) and the cassettes both worked fine. I guess nobody has CD's and tapes anymore (or find it easier to just stream).
@TonyBanks21 Ай бұрын
What a Lovely find !!! Who would throw something in that condition out-surprises me !! They shure don’t make ‘em like that nowadays !!!
@oblivion0077 Ай бұрын
Same issue. Thanks for pointing out the fuse.
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
Thankfully it is the fuse that goes first, that's the best design for failure. It is cheap and easily replaceable!
@mcnugget699 Ай бұрын
is there any way to fix a screen that went entirely black? i switched the standby charge while it was on and its messed up now, still had audio.
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
Check to see if all the wires to the screen are still connected (ribbon cable, power, etc). If you can see something faint on the LCD it could be the backlight power source is bad. Otherwise it's something along the path to send image data to the LCD... but I don't know as I would need to look at the schematic or tinker with a physical unit (which I no longer have). Good luck fixing it.
@mcnugget699 Ай бұрын
@ thank you so much!! ill check it out
@gpb422 Ай бұрын
My spout has the sprayer attachment included on the spout. How do I remove that? Your video, by the way, is fantastic.
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
I'm not sure, do you have a part number or link I can look at? I've seen sprayer attachments called "pull-down faucets" that are just connected by a hose that passes through the spout neck and held down by a weight under the sink. Usually you unscrew the hose from where it attaches under the sink and remove the weight, and then you just pull the sprayer along with the hose out of the faucet.
@devynreeves5457 Ай бұрын
What series Apple Watch do you have
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
It's an old Series 3, 38mm. Still works great!
@lawrencetorrance7051 Ай бұрын
NAA version is many years old, I think pre-2017, not sure how you got a new one in 2023.
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
New "old stock"? Not sure but they are for sale and it could be either updated or perhaps the store still had some sitting in inventory and needed to get rid of them.
@Steven-re7xt Ай бұрын
Good better than most. I use regular or nmh bats. Audio good. Clean operating system good for every penny spent😊😊😊
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
I listen to mine every night as I fall asleep, picking up lots of signals from far away using a long-wire antenna. It's great! I wish it had SSB but that feature in the next model up would have cost about double this radio! So for my first dive into shortwave listening this is very budget friendly and performs well!
@Iamwood1005 Ай бұрын
In learning abacus calculation, you sacrificed your school method.. Was it worth it.
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
It is always worth learning... you do not sacrifice previous learning, only enhance it by seeing alternative methods which help understand the core ideas of mathematics!
@JojoYuoable Ай бұрын
The addition is instant. There is no need to think much when adding the numbers using the soroban.
@daveg.9939 Ай бұрын
Oral B Water Flosser - thanks dude, after bumbling around I found your vid and now I know how to use the darn thing. Probably have to get used to it or use it in the shower. First time was kind of messy.........
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
Thanks for watching and happy that you learned how to use it! If you are worried about a mess then yes, shower is a good idea, and also you can easily refill it in there because it will probably run out of water a few times to get through all the teeth!
@mannmstorm Ай бұрын
Interesting, I have the same I believe, a complete vertical fracture. I found this: "In a literature review, the treatment of complete vertical root fracture is the extraction of the tooth followed by dental prosthesis or implant or joining the separated fragments by different types of bonding system, laser or bioceramic cements, and reimplantation with a good success rate." Question: According to this (you can google the text to find the link, I'm not allowed to post links here) it is possible to extract the tooth, bond it and reimplant it. Why do don't you attempt this? Do you know any dentists in Europe that is willing to attempt this? Thanks!
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
Not worth the risk, it has a poor success rate. It may be possible in research studies as a "proof of concept" but in reality if you attempt this on a large number of patients it has a high failure rate, with infection and other difficulties just not worth it. I'm not sure where you got that Google search result but I promise you the success rate it nowhere as high as implants. Even after "bonding" a broken tooth you would need to ensure the entire root-canal system is disinfected and sealed inside (so you need to do root-canal treatment on the tooth while it is outside the mouth after you've bonded it together). After reimplanting you need to splint the tooth in place for some time to ensure that it is stable (bonding it to adjacent teeth) and if there is any damage to the periodontal ligament in the process you can end up with root resorption. This is a lot of work, time and therefore cost for a questionable success rate. By far the most successful option is to extract, bone graft the socket, allow it to heal and place an implant.
@RobertBeckk Ай бұрын
I think it's funny how it's like all these electronic teardowns and then some accordion sprinkled in.
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
Mixing my passions! Electronics and Accordion is my thing! Thanks for watching! I hope to do more accordion videos but I still think I need way more practice! Hope to upload some more accordion soon to balance out the electronics!
@VintageSG Ай бұрын
You think that's bad. I bought an RCA Voyager III in the UK that in comparison, yours are at least vaguely useable. I paid £19 for it, brand new, in box. I knew it'd suck harder than a lady of the night, but even I was surprised just how awful it truly is. Unlike yours, mine 'features' an Intel Atom CPU. This is the sole reason I bought it. X86 in tablet form?, Ubuntu a possibility? Battery life, from new, was less than an hour. Given the tiny battery, I'm not surprised. Screen response under Android to touch or swipe?, think at least a second and you'd be being kind to it. Open a menu?, two seconds. Launch VLC to stream some tunes?, over a minute to launch followed by 30 seconds to open the DLNA connection. Bluetooth audio you ask?, why yes, it'd connect to a soundbar, providing the soundbar is within 2ft. Glorious mono with the sbc ( suck balls completely ) protocol. Decoding FLAC?, bwahaha. Decoding MP3?, yes, it'd do that, but FLAC had dropouts. KZbin? Nope. Wifi?, within 6ft of the access point. E-Reader?, it's 7" screen causes eye fatigue. If you ever happen across the Atom powered, 7" screen variant of the Voyager III, pass it by. As for Ubuntu, well, I got it to boot to a shell and the on-screen keyboard and wifi worked-ish, but it was too slow to use. I watched your video out of curiosity. Your Arm variant kicks my Atom into the weeds! I found this sorry e-waste in my spares box today and wondered if anyone had ever managed to do anything with one. I'm ever the optimist 🙂 I have an original Pi Model B that perform so much better, it's not even funny. That runs RISC/OS, Raspbian and even an old version of Android. My RCA?, not even the battery is worth salvaging. Good luck with your adventures.
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
I enjoyed reading your summary of the Atom CPU powered version of the RCA Voyager III. I thought mine sucked but reading through your experience made me realize there is no low to how crappy some companies can make their products for the sake of cheapening the price. I'm glad you got Ubuntu on there... that's on my main work-horse, a 12 year old ASUS K56CA and still going strong!
@bababooey6969 Ай бұрын
Saved my life. Really needed to look inside one of those GPS trackers. It was also very helpful that you described what part does what and the models. Thank you so much.
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
Thanks for watching, glad I was able to help!
@biancafernandez2365 Ай бұрын
Como se puede arreglar boton donde se prende la depiladora ??? Necesito saber ???
@jamescarter26 2 ай бұрын
What a beauty
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
Indeed it is!
@DeyberOjeda--qo8he 2 ай бұрын
Hola amigo buenas noche una pregunta de que valor es esa resistencia de la placa
@seanhartman6496 2 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video. I have the exact same issue with my unit (WP-150W) We had hardly used it- only a few times before it died. I got into it and my first suspicion was the obviously overheated resistor. Wasn’t able to confidently read the color code on it because of the discoloration. Had no idea about the thermal fuse until watching your video. Just checked the thermal fuse and it is indeed broken inside as I have no continuity. Thanks again!
@devhackmod 2 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching! Good luck fixing it. These thermal fuses are cheap, you can buy a 10 pack for almost nothing, just use the same fuse spec rating and you have a lifetime supply in case it dies again (which it will).
@seanhartman6496 2 ай бұрын
@ after reading your video I hopped online and bought something like a 20 pack for $8. specs were almost identical- only off by 1 degree. Looking forward to getting it fixed👍. Thanks again!
@devhackmod Ай бұрын
@@seanhartman6496 Good luck and let us know how it worked out!
@Braggie69 2 ай бұрын
I just called and care. The tank was put in in 2018 and they want $3600 to cancel the contract. What a scan.
@devhackmod 2 ай бұрын
Yeah that is too much. I would look at their "buyout" table which lists the model of tank, and the years in service... there should be a decreasing value for buyout depending on how old it is. The older the tank the less it costs to buy it out. I would not take $3600 at face value... whoever you got on the phone just made up some number probably to make you give up. There should be a chart from your utility and/or tank rental company to find the exact amount depending on tank model and age. Let me know what you find out!