I thought they were entirely analog

Best dam video

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Oh wow! I was just 1 year old then.

Imagine this with lightweight composites and computer controls

Great video. Did your upper PCV canisters leak shortly after? The previous owner replaced the valve covers and the upper canisters with RTV within the last year. Just the bottom valve covers have a small drip/leak on the exhaust manifold. Thanks for sharing.

7:02 - "...often more than a megabyte" 😀

Did we live the same life? Between Radio Shack and now the Amiga 500, it's as if we're the same person. I got an early Amiga 500 in July 1987 when I turned 13. I didn't know it was an early issue until I saw a video about how they changed to a cheaper keyboard after the first few thousand. That's where I really learned to program. I taught myself AmigaBASIC and then bought the Manx Aztec C Compiler v3.6 and learned C which led to a lucrative career in software. If you cover the Heathkit ET-3400(A) Microprocessor Trainer next, I'm going to start thinking this is all a hoax. 😉

and now a "real" demonstration, please

The Philippines Clark Airforce Base Philippines with my parents seem like yesterday. My father a Filipino Navy Recruiter and my mom who was black was disliked by U.S Intelligence FBI who was able to listen to their bedside manner. The agency was able to get information on my father snorting cocaine and marijuana overseas. We returned to the United States and the CIA was able to use dealers to bait my father THEN give my mom secret specific instructions to see how my father would react or sneak behind her back. My parents divorce and the tactics used on my father inspired this big operation in San Antonio Texas using the hidden surveillance in the apartment to coordinate special operation programs baiting entrapment. Example: Hidden Surveillance tracks a drug user like my father whose drug of choice was cocaine. The CIA will guide or secretly give the wife very specific instructions to go cook, bathroom or drive to the store. These instructions given to her secretly through the inner ear communicator to see how her husband would react or respond. ***" WHAT WOULD THE COCAINE USER DO IF THE CIA ANALYST COORDINATES THE OPPORTUNITY FOR HER HUSBAND TO SNORT OR SEEK COCAINE***"" Through these remote instructions and controlling of surrounding activity the CIA can document or form patterns of behavior to control or Reprimand. By controlling staging and baiting individuals based on their suspicious deviant behavior the CIA FBI intelligence would then have the advantage to use the discovered information that the agency exposed by carefully baiting the individual into situations for their blackmailing misconduct and Influential scenarios similar to cheese in a U.S Intelligence mousetrap. These Operations will involve impugning the sanity and character of the victim for the purpose to avoid criminal implication and abuse of power. - 1980-1989 This agency attempted homicidal malpractice of a child -1980-,1989 ,- This agency planned the marital affair of a Filipino Navy Recruiter to a younger mistress to racially intimidate his black wife. -1980-1989 The agency influenced couples divorce and guided the Navy Recruiter's family in defiling the child's development and adolescence afternthe child avoided homicidal malpractice on Clark Airforce Base Philippines '80.

That's pretty cool! I only have shortwave receivers. Does it only test when transmitting or can it work on an receiver-only device? About how much was that back in the day?

Good video

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I just got one of these, any videos on trouble shooting and how to use!

I am 60 years into my life; watching this today brings back long ago memories!

I’m definitely not a mechanic and this same thing happened to me. I’m going to try this myself next weekend and hopefully it goes this well 😆

Awesome video ...thank you🥰🤩

No need to do this get a rental hub removal tool.

Great vid, but I was curious about the clearance challenges of installing the studs back into the hub. It looks pretty snug back there. Helpful info though, cheers!

C & S till I die

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Wow what a blast from the past. I had a couple of these chips from Radio Shack, and built the thing on a perf board (all those wires!!) and it worked! I played with it for years. Now here's the kick: when Radio Shack started to add a ton of stuff to "clearance" (beginning to go out of bussiness) they had a bin in the store full of stuff. Including a bunch of the speech chips, marked down as a buck apiece! I freaked out and bought six of them (all they had). There were a couple of other stores in town (Lansing MI) who had some too. Over the years I kept them (think I had ten or so - no really) but during a move had to get rid of an entire workshop of parts, tools, Etc. You really can't take it with you scenario. That was more than 30 years ago (or so) and now they are very hard to find. I have seen a few on Ebay for - - $50.00 to 75.00 bucks. Oh if I had kept them. thanks for the very, very inspiring video!

Was part of the Morest crew at CHULAI Vietnam with MAG 12 and we had 4 A4 squadrons that caught the cable just about every sortie and had 20,000 traps during my 19 month tour from 1966 to 67.

Its weird to reach an age where something you used for years as a normal bit of tech is now referred to as a relic. I recall that I liked it because it didn't have a tape, and the shape of it was interesting and modern. By the way, the TS position on the selector switch was called "Toll Saver". It would allow the phone to ring 4 times before answering, and if someone left a message then the next time it would answer in 2 rings. This meant if you called from a payphone to check your messages and it didn't answer after 2 rings, you could hang up and save the cost of the call knowing that the machine didn't have any messages recorded.

abs lights and brake light came on after replacement on mine?

New hose clamps ..... thank you my man ... your video helped me a lot, I hadexactly same problem and it was leaking same as your car ... your golden point ... Always use new hose clamps ... I jump to Auto Zone tommorow to get new hose clamps ... thank a lot 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Dang! You're hitting it out of the park. Like I said in a previous comment, I think you're going through my old stuff. As I type this, my Radio Shack XLR Pro-Unidirectional Dynamic Microphone #33-3001 is sitting on a shelf beside me in its original black carrying-case. I used it as an input to my Tascam four-track recorder. I also have a Radio Shack XLR pre-amp for it which isn't on that catalog page. However, I did have the Wireless FM Mic #33-1076 shown on that same page. I nearly forgot about it as it was lost decades ago. You should go back to using your own voice. It's much better. 😀

Thanks for the explanation. I have one that I found the other day, but I have to figure out why it’s not working properly. I plugged it in and it wouldn’t work out the bulb. It looked fine clean the connections plugs then put a little Vaseline on the connections since I didn’t have any dial electrical grease, plugged in and turned it all the way up and it started working for a few seconds and then started slowing down . Then only flashed once every 10 seconds and if I turned it down from full, just a hair it wouldn’t flash. I left it plugged in for a while, and now it doesn’t flash at all again. I wiggled the cord around once and it started flashing quicker for a scene or two and then back to slow flashing yesterday. I was thinking it was the cord then but now I don’t think it is. Maybe the switch? Any help would be great!!! I remember when my sister got one of these in the early 70s for Christmas and we used to play with it all the time so I figured it would be fun to get this one up and running. It can’t be too hard to fix I’m just not smart enough to do. It sounds like you sure sure are. There is a little white spot I the glass on the light. No dark carbon build up in it.

The three chips I messed around with in highschool. This one, the dtmf decoder and one used to make a wefax decoder..

I had, and still have, the Realistic Minimus-7W wooden speakers shown in the catalog at left 0:07. I remember paying $49.95. They were worth every penny!

What a coincidence! Recently, my son opened an old box of my stuff still at my parents' house and found that Radio Shack logic probe! It appears to be in perfect condition, but unfortunately, it doesn't work at all; nothing at all happens when power is applied. I must've bought mine in 88 or 89 when I was a freshman in high school. With this video and the previous one about the Radio Shack speakers, it's like you're going through all my old stuff and making videos about them. Keep it up! 🙂 EDIT: Because of this video, I decided to try out my logic probe again, and found that it actually works! I don't know why it wasn't working before, but it appears to work perfectly now.

It's curious to see little anchor boys hosting news for an American network in Japan

Great post! Love this history of Radio Shack. Also do you remember back in the days of 80 Micro magazine a third party vender made another voice synthesizer that would start up saying “ Con-grat- u- Lay-Shun on by-ing the VR xx sin -thee- size- er!”😅

Thanks so much! Exactly what my problem was. $10 vs $??????.

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Thank you!!!!

recorded this (it interprets apostrophes as pauses, don-t use them) i've built half a dozen speech dsps at least (xoxos vst). i just like to pick on electronics channels to see if i can find someone who will build an amplifier section for the ultrasound array in codeparade's "turning sound into a laser" video. "its just an amplifier" but i have the world's worst luck/most curses against building hardware. hey free west papua bud.

What chip replaced that one? 🤔 Thank you 🤓

Constructive feedback. Common irritation on MANY KZbin videos. Background music too loud, and very distracting. Suggest reducing volume, or removing music altogether. This is just my opinion and preference, but I know others often feel this way too!

I built one up to moimkc the war games voice , was pretty cool. I think my junk drawer still has one of these in it, still in the package

Radio Shack sold a companion chip to this one that was a text-to-speech processor that would assemble the phonemes from English text and send them to the speech chip. I can't remember what the part number was for that one. I bought both and layed them out on a single sided copper clad pcb with Radio Shack's dry transfer etch resist system for a high school science project. Controlled it with a Commodore 64. I got an 'A' on that one! Ah, the good ol' days.

I think I still have mine.

Back in the 80s, one of the Commodore-centric magazines, probably Compute!'s Gazette or Run, had had an article detailing how to build a speech synthesizer for the C64 using this chip. I didn't fully understand the article, so I wrote to the author and he wrote me back. I never did end up building it though. Just one of many hardware projects I never followed through on, like making a numeric keypad for the C64.

If a TRaSh-80 could talk...it would talk TRaSh!

You couldn't really control things by voice in the 80s. It was just a gimmick for kids to play with, it was not nearly reliable enough for practical use. You had to train individual words/phrases, and then you had to say the word exactly as you trained it, and it still wouldn't match most of the time.

Why would TI use this chip? Their own speech chip was used in everything. Sure this isn't their chip just rebranded?

Texas Instruments didn't use this chip, they made their own. Both this one (originally from General instruments) and TI's TNS5xxx/028x line used Linear Predictive Coding, but the implementation was different.

I bought (and still have!) a similar chip in 1983-ish. It was the previous synthesizer chip, but did not have voice capability yet. Your background music track is MUCH too loud, FYI. I'd suggest ditching BG music altogether, as it generally detracts, rather than adds to informational videos of this type. Thanks for sharing this. It's cool to revisit things from the 1980s, especially 8-bit related things!

General Instruments was quite a storied firm - they also made video game on a chip that went into a lot of 1st gen home consoles.