Cool DIY Electronics Projects

[@atomic14]

Thanks for having me on! Was great fun.

[@RobertFeranec]

Thank you for helping me with this video. I really enjoyed this recording.

[@DadofScience]

This is a great discussion to share with the electronics and maker community. Cheers gents!

[@manisteve862]

Thanks for this fun and inspirational interview with Chris Greening. Really enjoyed it.

[@tijuthomas6793]

Awesome

[@biswajit681]

Could you please make video on thermal analysis of while assembled pcb

[@alialian7533]

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[@MAYERMAKES]

Hey Hey a familiar face talking to another familiar face!

[@RobertFeranec]

I had a great time. I really enjoy making these interview videos. If you have any tips for other people to do interviews with, please let me know.

[@MAYERMAKES]

@@RobertFeranec I will tell you in person at electronica ;-)

[@fedimakni1200]

100% easyeda is superior than kicad in all aspect. I think the only thing why some people attack it, is just because it's from a Chinese company.

[@shyamsuresh1723]

Easyeda is Chinese,Web based,Not open source Those are the reason why i started using kicad personally. But never hated easyeda. If i had no other option I'll probably use easyeda as a second option other than relying on other paid software which offers free limited use packages.

[@fedimakni1200]

@@shyamsuresh1723 by the way, it also has a desktop version, not only a web based

[@cdyoutoob]

I can't for the life of me see why you'd choose that phrasing if you used it and understand it. KiCad does not require current internet access and is NOT run by a company. You'd be more accurate if you just dropped the word Chinese from your comment. It's the community themselves that are able to and contribute to its changes. EasyEDA is certainly convenient, like the way fast food is a speedy way to get a meal, but is not a substitute for actually understanding how and what you should cook. Certainly would like you to give some granular explanation as to which features you think are 'superior'.

[@dekutree64]

What makes EasyEDA great is its integration with OSHWLab and JLCPCB. Great for community building because it makes sharing projects so easy, and beginners can open and edit other people's projects to learn the basics without even needing an account. I don't like that everything is "in the cloud" and could disappear at any moment, but given how fast most electronic components go out of production, board designs usually aren't usable for more than a decade or so anyway.

[@fedimakni1200]

@@dekutree64 you can very simply download all the files locally.