Vintage LED Clock - Repairing an LED Clock from the mid 1970s - STB6

[@maxwarfield6699]

You speak at a NORMAL rate and you ENUNCIATE - rare things, for these types of videos. Your approach is sound. And your explanations are CLEAR. Can't tell you how glad I am, to have found you. Most electronic "tutorials" I feel, are made for pros by pros - leaving noobs like me, in the dust. But why make an instructional video, for other experts in the field?! And why does [almost] everybody in electronics, talk so FAST! Why not give decaf a chance? I ask. Anyhoo, great video, most informative, and a great teacher. I've subscribed to your channel. Be safe and KUDOS!

[@ShadowTronBlog]

Thanks for the kind words. And thanks for subscribing. My intent is just want you said, videos accessible by anyone no matter where they are in the hobby.

[@50sTransistorRadios]

You probably already found this out, but the MM5314N is the clock chip in this device. Thanks for the informative video, which pointed me to another clock I need to keep an eye out for.

[@ACE.GENE.ROCKER.GEORGIOU]

Be careful lol, sounds like you've had a shock or two, I've had a 240v shock make me jump backwards across a room knocking a mate's plate of spaghetti bolognese upside down 🤣 you get use to them after a while, but yeah keep safe

[@ShadowTronBlog]

Yep, I've taken a few shocks in my life time. Come with playing with higher voltages and not paying attention. Sounds like you took a hard shock and lost dinner. :)

[@douglasnaddour5815]

Do you repair rare clocks from say a 1981 delorean?