#1308

Episode 1308
places to find schematics:
www.ko4bb.com/getsimple/index....
bama.edebris.com/manuals/
xdevs.com/doc/
danyk.cz/index_en.html
www.amprepairparts.com/schema...
www.schematicsunlimited.com/
w140.com/tekwiki/wiki/Main_Page
www.vintage-radio.info/heathkit/
www.hifiengine.com/
elektrotanya.com/keres
artekmanuals.com/
elecurls.tripod.com/
history.nih.gov/display/histo...
www.ipdb.org/ Pinball
www.kennethkuhn.com/
hparchive.com/hp_equipment
www.cbtricks.com/
manuals.repeater-builder.com/
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[@scottdrake5159]

I really can't upvote your videos hard enough for all the good that you do. So here's a comment, as well. The world's a better place with your work in it, thank you.

[@fixitalex]

Back in the days in ex-USSR they were providing schematics to each device by dwfault with other docs. Miss those times

[@patbutete1722]

Used to be case many years ago. Sometimes schematics could be found glued inside the case of equipment!

[@obsoleteprofessor2034]

In those days schematic finds YOU!

[@fixitalex]

@@obsoleteprofessor2034 In Soviet Russia!

[@don_cc123]

Minor correction for anyone typing in the first link, the second character in ko4bb is actually alphabetical "O," not the number zero. It's an amateur radio call sign. Thanks for providing all these links!

[@vincei4252]

Thanks for the awesome links. My HP8753B decided it wouldn't power up last week so it looks like I'll have to be digging into it. Cheers.

[@patricksilvestri2276]

This was very helpful to me because I'm always looking for a schematic of some kind of test equipment or radios or amplifiers HP computers and dells and I can never find anything I do appreciate you putting this online for us and hopefully in the future you'll put even more if you ever find them thank you sir very much

[@andymouse]

Danyk is " diode gone wild " and is a font of knowledge, highly recommended although his accent takes a bit of getting used too ! realy now's his switch mode PSU's....cheers

[@TheEmbeddedHobbyist]

Boy you get about Mr Squeak.

[@andymouse]

@@TheEmbeddedHobbyist Lol !

[@johncoops6897]

I just added a similar comment re: Danyk

[@andymouse]

@@johncoops6897 Nice one John !

[@AB-yu2tj]

Thank you. Information like this is getting harder and harder to come by. I wish there was some where I could look for schematics of healthcare dental and medical instruments.

[@rfburns5601]

Thanks for posting these! I have bookmarked them. Some I had already.

[@TheGunnarRoxen]

Very useful! Thank you for sharing those schematics sources

[@sarahclark5447]

This is really useful sir as I have to find this sort of stuff for my dad. You boys live in a world of complicated stuff that greatly benefits us girls, thank you kind sirs.

[@gregoryboyk2612]

God has blessed you with time and your talents.

[@crippleguy415]

I gave up looking for specific schematics and just figured out how to correctly wire up a vehicle from scratch . One step at a time. You'll figure it out .

[@davesradiorepairs6344]

Excellent ! A list of lists... This will come in very handy... Thanks...!

[@samj1012]

All the appreciation for sharing this valuable video.

[@ScottGrammer]

Thanks! I knew about some of these but not the others. More info is always good.

[@ericwazhung]

WOW! The second site had service docs for my weird oscilloscope! Awesome stuff. Thank you!

[@dicko195]

Great info thanks! I have several older HP items, still work good. saving this vid for reference.

[@anuragmahajan5919]

Thank you very much for sharing these resources!

[@3dsmaxrocks699]

Realistic (Radio shack)stuff always had the schematic's on the last page of the users manual. It was great. Nowadays they expect everything to be thrown out when it breaks.

[@TheDefpom]

A paid site for high resolution manuals is ArtekManuals $15 or so in most cases, but these are usually very good scans, well worth a look if the free sites don’t turn up anything.

[@markmelchiori511]

Great videos and thanks for sharing. I'm sure you're familiar with Antique Radio Museum. You can usually find schematics here as well as pics and other useful info. 73s!

[@kainen1279]

Thanks for this! Super helpful.

[@johnnyriser8519]

Thank you sooooooo much for this valuable information!!!

[@microlatinamicrocontrol1240]

Thank you so much, good job ! Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina

[@sailthehighseas]

Holy cow this is great! Thank you so much for sharing this! I'm convinced my Google is broken. Would you or anyone in the comments know of a similar compilation for automotive manuals?

[@jasonprivately1764]

Damn.. remember those old photo-facts envelopes. Filled to the brim with info

[@Hopeless_and_Forlorn]

They were great, but I always hated that I had to pay for a folder full of other, unrelated schematics just get the one that I needed.

[@jasonprivately1764]

@@Hopeless_and_Forlorn in the chi, we had a small tv store that had singles.

[@BrunoRegno]

Sir... so very interesting. THANK YOU.

[@dekeyserwilly]

Great video! Thankt for the info

[@tvelektron]

interesting and so important, thank You..

[@chadexaxim5548]

bitsavers is a nice one for old computers and components' databooks.

[@JoeGoesXtreme]

Electrotanya has lots of service manuals and some firmware

[@nestormejias7208]

Gracias por su aporte amigo. saludos desde Venezuela

[@WalkingYoshi]

I knew this web from before I am retired now It reminds me of when I was working

[@aduedc]

Nice references thanks.

[@beta7384]

Thanks FOR sharing information

[@FPVDIRK]

Great entertainment every day!

[@lincolnkarim1]

In case nomenclature is different in the US, the image at 6:42 is a 'wiring diagram' not a schematic. A schematic is a 'block diagram', and does not show electrical/electronic components

[@petermenningen338]

Going back to the 60's in US the term schematic as used by SAMS (the largest publisher of equipment documents for repair shops) published their aids as a stack of documents in a folder it contained not only the bock diagram, but a full list of parts used as well as the actual wiring diagrams and instructions. A lot of them had scope traces for troubleshooting and tuning.

[@Mr.Robert1]

I haven't used the schematic in 20 years. Products are replaceable now that everything is made in China and or boards are replaceable what's the schematic for I don't need one anymore

[@teslakovalaborator]

One note: Danyk's website is more like one-man project, all articles are his own. But you have to take things with a grain of salt, as he does a lot of "Muntzing" and some things are somewhat dodgy. He also does videos with ridiculous accent under DiodeGoneWild channel.

[@andymouse]

He Is one clever dude and the accent is real, and you certainly don't need a pinch of salt like you mean but others who read this might !

[@simonowen488]

​@@andymouse More salt! 🙂

[@bayareapianist]

The ridiculous accent he has is called Czech mixed with Aussie!

[@andymouse]

@@simonowen488 You know the truth sir !obviously a fan !

[@andymouse]

@@bayareapianist cant help your lineage !

[@mr1enrollment]

Not sure if you maintain a web page, but if so - a master link to a list such as this would be welcome.

[@chriswalford4161]

Thanks for those!

[@kd4nc]

WOW!! Thanks! Extremely Useful… Now I might be able to fix my Motorola Station Monitor

[@yourspeedyretirement]

A true goldmine!

[@t1d100]

Thank you!

[@cpakditno4n95]

Can you please do more schematic analysis? deeply how things work from inside, like the tektronic power supply !

[@WJV9]

If you can get a Tektronix oscilloscope service manual they usually have not only schematics and pictoral layout component pictures and description of circuit operation with normal waveforms for all systems in the oscilloscope.

[@tseckwr3783]

thanks for the links

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

This was a great subject. It takes a while to learn some of the tricks of the trade. Thanks.

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

Now if only my Dumont 2100g could be found? I’d have 2 channels to work with.

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

Just looked through all the dumont Manuel’s on these listed sights. Found some dumont scopes for first time but not what I’m looking for. Still thanks for linking these sites. I have them now God Bless.

[@IMSAIGuy]

nope, I've looked for that before

[@jspencerg]

@@IMSAIGuy I've found a great repository. My two requests were both rewarded with the documents I was seeking, manuals with schematics for the DuMont 263b and the EC600 electrophoresis PS (a real classic). history.nih.gov/display/history/Manuals

[@flebeg]

very nice thx !

[@donkuruppu4799]

Thanks very usefull

[@TeslaTales59]

Good info, thanks! To bad Heathkit sells them now.

[@animenation3037]

Did anyone know where to find a diagram of Newstar SVC-3000b automatic voltage regulator. Thanks

[@magnuswootton6181]

thanks for the hot links

[@Ziraya0]

Off hand, are there any schematics you would point out as interesting for someone who doesn't have the device it describes? Particularly interesting designs, applications, or still relevant devices that can be made from the schematics

[@IMSAIGuy]

I liked the HP4260A manual for theory

[@SolderMan22]

First of all, thank you very much for the work of sharing the links. I wanted to ask you because I've been looking for the schematic/service manual for the Signal Communications Corp. R-537s receiver for a while, I need it. I would appreciate if someone has it and can share it with me. Thank you very much!!!

[@Deebz270]

Cor! Thanks for this list IAMSAI Dude. Spasiba tovarisch! Muchas Gracias amigo! danke, Kamerad! Merci mon ami! bedankt Maat! Arigatō, tomoyo! Cheers old man!

[@FeaRFoRDeaD]

thank you

[@robinsonsoto8471]

Very important.

[@MasterofCrude]

NICE . THANX !!!

[@nathanrice1796]

I tried all of these manuals websites, and could not find a PANASONIC SG-HM22 Service Manual anywhere.

[@matejkadlec2110]

Danyk is the guy from DiodeGonewild channel :)

[@markgunnison]

Thanks

[@CircularMirror7]

Time to go on a Easter egg hunt for a voce v5 organ schematic or close 😆

[@mariomionskowski6223]

Thanks.

[@adeshinaajibola5114]

Where to find all kind of inverter circuit with their hex file included

[@donsurlylyte]

xdevs link shows 403 forbidden, as of 11-12-22

[@jasonlewis2380]

For audio gear, Hifiengine is very useful.

[@IMSAIGuy]

I added it to the list

[@mansourmashaei2838]

Hello Mr Engineer I am happy of that your Excellency's answer to me I enjoy your teaching I am very interested in electronics What advice do you have for me to learn better? Thanks

[@IMSAIGuy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJjVppWta6eSq9Usi=5rfYoHCS09MqYcw1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXOxnWBso6usgpIsi=jK_bLPfoQ8y4Q9WH

[@theodoreroberts3407]

Photofacts use to be the place, now I have to search, and usually I don't find them.

[@tozhan]

Elektrotanya

[@carlosbanosoliva4226]

Thanks, thanks, and... THANKS. Sorry. I was trying to say something, but all that comes to my mind is THANKS!!!

[@masoudmontazery907]

Good luck...

[@mwanjearmyforces6483]

i need know how to repair

[@thepun3721]

i got banned and reported for asking this on reddit, i was trying to get some people with me to learn schematics and they were not having it.

[@IMSAIGuy]

you might like these: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX7KeqaoZraoq80si=7XrSWa_XEVkDoXBn kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKbPhIiKm6lmmdUsi=o-TOEiQnJkAHQDEm

[@bdawg2513]

badcaps... that's what I use :)

[@Fezzler61]

Looking for schematic to repair a Toshiba T1000 laptop.

[@andywlala]

No love for tekwiki ?

[@IMSAIGuy]

in the description

[@gandalf87264]

I need schematics for my credit card. I want to draw loads of cash without it being deducted from my account 😛

[@superspecialty5169]

Sorry, I don’t subscribe to ahh’s/umh’s, but thanks for passing on the information!

[@robertyoung9614]

"was not viewable" robert young

[@curtisnewton895]

lol, schematics are all over the web the question is where to find real/good/accurate/up-to-date/working schematics

[@aer8nadam]

Do you know where I can find detailed schematics for a 1994 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LIMITED EDITION 5.2L V8 it's a rare one and none of the auto manuals published show the electric fuse panel diagram inside and wiring diagrams for it with the security system I have searched high and low and found nothing I would be so grateful if you can help me I will use the info from this video for helping me in the future with my electronic items Thank you for your video I'm going to subscribe

[@Mr.Robert1]

Have you tried getting a hold of Chrysler by some chance? that would be an interesting place to look the company that's producing it did you do any web searching or do you just wanted handed to you on a silver platter? perhaps maybe this guy should come over and repair your Chrysler.

[@aer8nadam]

@@Mr.Robert1 ohh you are really smart Thank you for your help I hope you have a wonderful day I love when people like you say stuff like this Thank you for nothing

[@aer8nadam]

@@Mr.Robert1 😭

[@robinsattahip2376]

It's only spam if it comes from some Chinese company you never heard of.

[@Andreasonline3]

Fucking hell, you are a legend

[@franckenster]

is it a pay site or free

[@IMSAIGuy]

free

[@Mr.Robert1]

If you would just type it in your search engine you would find out. you wouldn't have to ask anyone would you ? a person that's capable of doing repair work should know this simple question shouldn't they?

[@robinsattahip2376]

PS thanks

[@kvcl123]

for free?!

[@samj1012]

HP should be boycott by consumers because it has such a mean policy against consumers for example their all in one inkjet printer will not scan or fax if printer ink is low. While Brother for example, their rival printers can still be used as scanner and fax if you don't want to buy ink for printer.

[@Mr.Robert1]

PEOPLE HAVE TO BE HELD BY THE HAND TODAY. WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO FIGURE IT OUT!!

[@Mr.Robert1]

I did repair work for years. I no longer use schematics as today's Electronics are disposable at the price that they're available or you can just simply replace a board. What's the schematic for? what are you building that you need old fashioned outdated technology?

[@jameslabs1]

What part of America do you come from? You overuse the word "so."

[@IMSAIGuy]

California, OMG

[@Mr.Robert1]

Some people have odd speech patterns where they repeat certain words doesn't matter where he's from that has nothing to do with it

[@howardsix9708]

excellent M0WEM UK

[@Theineluctable_SOME_CANT]

Real men don't need a schematic... But they do help.

[@fourfortyroadrunner6701]

The single biggest impediment to finding actual information on the internet is Google

[@hectorpatricio9918]

Los diagramas se encuentran en muchas partes; pero tienes que pagar subscrpciones por un ano que sale mas caro que el item. Tu propaganda no sirve de nada. DE TELEVISORES NUEVOS NO LOS ENCUENTRA EN NINGUNA PARTE. SOLAMENTE DE TELEVISORES VIEJOS.

[@SpinStar1956]

Does anyone know about the sites that Shango66 uses; I tried to find out but I think he’s been asked so many times he just doesn’t respond anymore? And yes I know he does have a lot of paper-docs…

[@Rhine_Labs]

My Public Library Has a SamsPhoto Facts Sub for older stuff.

[@IMSAIGuy]

you are lucky. mine does not and it is even hard to get technical books (used to have a share program with universities, no longer). How can silicon valley have a non-technical library? even the local university has mostly eBooks and you have to be a student.

[@Rhine_Labs]

@@IMSAIGuy you need to add cb tricks they have a large radio schematic database.

[@IMSAIGuy]

@@Rhine_Labs done, thanks