Detailed Look at Award Winning Desktop Satellite Tracker!

[@TheCebulon]

You are behaving like a professional, with 20 years of work experience. That is so awesome to watch.

[@MarkMark-h1v]

Zeke: the boy, the myth, the legend. Hang on tight for the ride of a lifetime.

[@Steeeved]

You have a great future ahead of you, Zeke. Keep being awesome!

[@zoeyzhang9866]

Good job and nice presentation! Keep it up!

[@KiteTurbine]

Wow Honestly wow I used to work install and comissioning of satellite trackers offshore in the late 90's I couldn't have imagined YOU could possibly exist. WOW

[@ScibbieGames]

All made in tinker cad? That's awesome.

[@KJ7NLL]

Yep, all TinkerCAD!

[@franciscomunoz8491]

Wow Zeke, I have been interested in your work for some time because I am graduating in Electrical Engineering in Chile and I am implementing an LNA for a radio astronomy project between 300-500 MHz. I also chose the QPL9547 LNA from Qorvo. Currently, in the coming months, I will be completing my work so that by the end of the year, I can graduate. From the very beginning, I was impressed by your overall knowledge of electronics and engineering, and I wanted to thank you for your videos and dedication. Keep it up, you will go very far! Greetings from Chile :D

[@KJ7NLL]

Hi, thanks for the comment, glad you're enjoying the content! What results have you gotten with the LNA? What signals are you trying to receive? What type of antenna did you use?

[@DearNoobs]

This is SOO Awesome!, GJ & 73s!

[@networkg]

Why did you choose this gear system... Because its cool. Best answer of the night !

[@DavidLindes]

Nice work, Zeke -- on both the tracker and the presentation. And indeed, that planetary gear does look cool. :D 73s! And congrats on 1st place!

[@ClintonWBlackmore]

Very nice, Zeke. Has there been any progress in getting a kit developed?

[@thomasgunther]

I am thoroughly impressed. I only wish the audio was better, I am German and it was hard for me to follow things. Keep it up! This is outstanding.

[@KJ7NLL]

Hi, thanks for letting me know! Is there any part of the video you want more information about?

[@logazer]

You remind me of Dustin from Stranger Things. Way to go dude!

[@BooleanDisorder]

In a few years, you'll build some asteroid mining craft or something!

[@AI-Hallucination]

Cool

[@shyshopper]

Are you serious? Why bother going to school if you know how to do this. You are beyond impressive. Great job! This world is waiting for you to make better.

[@MozeyNJ]

School is very important to children. They learn how to associate with others, make friends and the different human behaviors. These are important.

[@jjones503]

Dudes giving a presentation. I think the association with others is covered. Just not with inferior children.

[@DavidLindes]

On the question of "Why bother going to school", folks might find the book "If they give you lined paper, write sideways", by Daniel Quinn, to be an interesting read on the subject. :)

[@maschinenorganismus]

Most what happens in school is getting socialized with other humans. So missing this important step can be a huge negative later in life. Letting a young person explore and giving space is on a different paper. I guess it may also depend on the school system. But in the end, never underestimate the soft skill part in school.

[@enginerdy]

This is the definition of “I had help” Like, good for him, this is really impressive, but there is at least one trained engineer providing mentorship which is very different from being all alone on a project by yourself.