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Mailbag with many interesting things from very cheap to very expensive.
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Pen for resistive touch screen: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_982Rh8
PD module: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_98oP82
Baseus Power Bank : s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9vmLWI or amzn.to/2WYNWq4
Power Meter: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_97ETxo
Power Pole connectors: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_AOIq2S
Power Pole Crimper: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9G4Ram
Power Op-Amp OPA549: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_ANmdtc
Power Op-Amp OPA544: bit.ly/3naMpbo
Power Op-Amp OPA541: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_APBeHg
+/- 30V Power Supply: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Aq4Nxs
Hot Plate: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9j1VyS
Hot Plate with feet: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9uD5JY
YIHUA938D Tweezers Soldering Iron: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_A9VcXy
IFR 3.2V LiFePo4 AA: bit.ly/2VnMq0c
LiFePO4 Battery Charger Module: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_ArT3ly
Battery Holder Board: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_AOV8yW
Electric Bell : s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_98Mf5c
Airtags: amzn.to/3h7W8LY
aaronia.com/spectrum-analyzer...
DT-BL10 / BL602 Development Board: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_AfelIO
RTL8720 BW16 Dual-band Module: bit.ly/3n8qQrP
BL602 Arduino core: github.com/pine64/ArduinoCore...
RTL8720 Arduino core: wiki.seeedstudio.com/Wio-Term...
Microwakeupper: github.com/tstoegi/MicroWakeu...
Trigboard: trigboard-docs.readthedocs.io...
00:00 Intro
00:24 Pen for resistive touch screens
01:11 PD Modules
02:30 Bseus PD Power bank
03:20 Anderson Power Pole Connectors
03:30 Power Meter
04:37 Power Pole Crimper
05:24 Power Op-Amps
06:50 Dual Voltage Power supply
08:37 Cheap Hot Plate
13:35 Battery Holder Board
13:43 LiFePo4 Battery
15:19 LiFePo4 Battery Charger
17:09 Apple Airtag
19:27 Spectran V6 SDR Spectrum Analyzer
20:52 Electro-Mechanical Bell
21:50 New Development Boards (5.8GHz / Risc-V)
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 174

@thorsten9211 2 роки тому

I dont know how much I bought and never used :-( It is good to see that you have direct usecases connected.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

You are not alone with this "illness" ;-)

@marcdraco2189 2 роки тому

@@AndreasSpiess Ditto my friends! :) So much to learn, so little time to build!

@DEtchells 2 роки тому

I usually have direct use cases, it’s just that I always dream of making 10x as many things as I end up actually building 😆 I could probably build things continuously for the next 10 years, without buying another part or gadget 😂

@ziomalZparafii 2 роки тому

@@DEtchells there are dozens of us! ;-)

@sbmuthuraman 2 роки тому

Thanks once again for showing your mailbag, interesting things! Btw, the hot plate is PTC !!

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Yes, it is. I thought I corrected it in an overlay text...

@sophiesmith5922 2 роки тому

Nice! Would love to see example of this spectrum analyzer in use!

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

As said: I hope I can use it to look at the Airtags.

@drmocm 2 роки тому

Of course there is also the problem with the serial ports on the RTL8720 BW16. The one connected to the ch341-uart converter is not the one used for flashing. So you either have to connect the two serial ports with wires, or use a different converter on the second port. The combination of button presses to get it into flash mode seems to be a problem on some boards (hold reset, press burn, release reset, release burn), but it works for me. Arduino gives you a countdown to start the procedure.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Good information. Thank you! I probably would have searched why it does not flash ;-)

@dougle03 2 роки тому

Yey, another Mailbag... Glad to see these back on your channel 😄

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Thank you!

@bigendertroll 2 роки тому

Great new content. Looking forward to lifepo4 and airtag tech. Keep up the good work.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Thanks! Will do!

@mrksaccount123 2 роки тому

Been waiting forever for a mailbag video! This was amazing!

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

I announced that I reduce their frequency because they are no more very popular :-(

@donpalmera 2 роки тому

The problem with using a hotplate alone to do SMD solder is that sometimes you need so much heat that you get discolouration or burn the board. I like a hot plate to preheat the board and then hot air to target the component.

@ockeojoj 2 роки тому

You're right, but if we are talking about doing things on the cheap, what you are suggesting is probably going to be quite a bit pricier. I think for a lot of ppl starting out, shelling out for good soldering irons, power supplies etc might not be possible. Even though it would yield better results.

@0nlyfranz 2 роки тому

There are these low melting point solder pastes like the TS391LT50 from Chip Quik. It melts at 165°C and I got excellent results with a hotplate.

@donpalmera 2 роки тому

@@ockeojoj The cheapie hot air stations aren't that expensive (or at least they weren't before the world ended).

@anispinner 2 роки тому

The heating pad is a great find. Might be useful to build a 14x14 cm pad with 4 of these and with switches to control each individual square and consumption 300-1.2KW.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Maybe this is possible. For that I still have my old Aldi oven which I adapted to be used for SMD soldering.

@Os.- 2 роки тому

Welcome back, some nice things in the mailbag and see what you mean about the price of postage! The hotplate is a good idea, I'll have to consider that one. Nice sponsorship btw with the analyzer, not something I would use enough to justify but we can enjoy your experimentations :)

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Same here, the analyzer would be too expensive for me. I hope we can use it for the advantage of all of us.

@FrancoisvanderMerwe 2 роки тому

Hmmmm....getting ready to hit that order button again! Hahahaha ! As a software engineer that is just getting into electronics, these mailbag videos are really really awesome!

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Welcome in the hardware world ;-)

@ruudb72 2 роки тому

I see a few interesting things. Nice to have once in a while an overview of new and interesting stuff...and of course tested by a reliable person. It prevents me (a littlebit..) from buying stuff and being disappointed..and yea...never use it :-) Thanks Andreas!

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

You are welcome! About the never use it: Of course I know this topic, too. And I do not think anything can be done against it :-(

@Palominostudio 2 роки тому

Hi Andreas, good to hear from you. Sorry you have had a wet summer, however it is still nice to get out of the house. The mail bag has nice goodies in it, I like. I also like your mailbox alarm project, extremely important device in one's life. One cannot afford to lose time when new hardware has arrived, right? Kind regards, South Africa

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Exactly! The next video is about the notifier and you will find many more advantages, not only my packages ;-)

@ReneKnuvers74rk 2 роки тому

Again a useful and interesting video, Andreas. And nice to know you visited my country, the Netherlands. I hope you enjoyed your stay.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

We loved your way to deal with bicycles. Especially the roundabouts in Rotterdam were very clever!

@McTroyd 2 роки тому

The Spectran looks cool! I'm a long way from being able to afford it, but it'll be cool to see what you do with it. 👍

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Same here. That is why I loved it that the CEO of Aaronia wanted to support the channel.

@piotrchec8156 2 роки тому

11:15 I believe it's a PTC element :-)

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

You are right. The overlay text with the correction was lost somewhere :-(

@matthewlabuda 2 роки тому

That PD Module is what I used to add USB-C charging to my laptop, it's so compact.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

A good idea. The 20 volts should be ok for most laptops...

@ianhoolihan2396 2 роки тому

Excited for the ESP and RISC boards and the LiFePO4 batteries

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Thank you for your feedback!

@thorsten1110 2 роки тому

Just this week I was looking for 5GHz, unsuccessful...was opting for a usb wifi dongle....Thanks for showing it!

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

You are welcome!

@chuxxsss 2 роки тому

Nice looking products, sorry I am not closer I would give you the small lithium battery mate. That spectrum analysis is beautiful.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

True: You cannot be much more away I assume ;-)

@Gossamer2 2 роки тому

Time for another AliExpress visit! Need that SMD plate for some LED plates I need to solder.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

That should be ok. Do not forget the protective earth!

@MoritzvonSchweinitz 2 роки тому

The RISC-V devboard might be imporant, in order to get the ball rolling with RISC-V. Espressif is also strarting to play around with it, and we might all be better off with an open source ISA and maybe even open source core designs.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

I once made a video about Risc-V where I did not find a lot of advantages for the average Maker. But maybe in the future it will also be helpful for us...

@MoritzvonSchweinitz 2 роки тому

@@AndreasSpiess yes, RISC-V shouldn't make any difference for us, directly (hopefully the compilers will hide it from us), but it might make the industry more open and competitive.

@bluefishactcl1464 2 роки тому

Nice to see what you are interested in trying . Thanks

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

You are welcome!

@catcam 2 роки тому

Thanks for great content !!!

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

My pleasure!

@3rd_Millennium_Engineering 2 роки тому

Hello, Super Andreas! That must have been quite a bike trip. Sorry to hear that you had rainy weather. You Europeans sure exercise a lot. We here in the States need to take after you guys. :-) A lot of cool things here in this video.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Indeed, it needs a little exercise if you do not want to suffer too much ;-)

@jstro-hobbytech 2 роки тому

An esp32 is 17 dollars or 2 for 30 where I live. We're due for an upgrade hopefully, a good dac would be nice. They put them in 20 dollar wireless ear buds now. 2 of them to be precise.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

AFAIK there are a few versions in the making. We will see if they are useful. The -S2 did not get a lot of traction...

@jstro-hobbytech 2 роки тому

@@AndreasSpiess it was a regression in my opinion. They don't want to spend on r&d like arduino (the company) and someone else is gonna come along with one with the power of a pi3 and take over the market. I use Nanos for prototyping and as a teaching tool (hopefully) for the most part now, I can make free kits to give to schools and such alot cheaper.

@32_bits 2 роки тому

You mentioned a few videos ago possibility for using 20v Lidl battery packs. As a fellow Ham, to use a 4A pack and convert to 13.8v output would make a good project. Using a switch mode regulator for higher efficency but with low line RF noise being the ideal solution. Add the possibility to parallel a 2nd battery pack for 8A and it would make a neat and low cost portable 13.8v supply. To recharge the packs Lidl sell a dual charger at low cost.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

A possible solution. But instead I use a simpler one: A LiFePo4 battery without and conversion. You get them in various sizes and the overall solution would probably be cheaper than the Lidls plus strong buck converters. An advantage could be that we could produce a stable 13.8 volt. The 4 cells LiFePo4 quite fast are below 13 volts which, with some radios, does no more yield in full power.

@32_bits 2 роки тому

@@AndreasSpiess Your suggestion for a LiFePo4 is a good one but is more expensive and not as much fun as making a Lidl solution. Do you have any pointers / thoughts for selecting a low RFI and low line noise converter for 18v to 13.8v at 10 amps? Btw the Lidl dual charger is 15 Euro's, it has separate battery connectors + PCB and battery status display PCB inside so will make a perfect rugged project case, after the 240v PCB is removed. With 2 x 4Ahr batteries at 50 Euros /pair, it will provide around 144Whr. The batteries could be easily changed once depleted for a fresh set in the field.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

So far I never had to deal with so strong regulators. But I assume you have to invest some money to get the RFI out. At least this is what I did for my 13.6 volt server power supply feeding my shack.

@marcdraco2189 2 роки тому

The OPA549 has a peak drive current of 10A and a constant of 8A Andreas, I wonder if that heatsink is underrated for the job? I was only looking at that very op amp a couple of days ago to see how things have changed over the years... quite a lot.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

I agree. But it seems to be limited to 6A on the board. Concerning heatsink: It probably will get active cooling. The dissipated power depends on the supply vs output voltage (the difference has to be dissipated). The datasheet has a diagram where you see that you sometimes get much less power that the 6A. At least it seems that the chip is protected.

@madrian_hello 2 роки тому

Hi Andreas, If am not wrong this power bank what you have can be used as a UPS. It doesn’t reset power at output when you attach/remove power from it. I saw it in a video which I can’t find right now.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Thanks for the info. I did not check so far. It would probably be a big UPS... You are right: Many power banks switch output off as soon as charging starts.

@PhG1961 2 роки тому

What a nice appetisers ! I sure can make use of this !

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Thank you. I already used something for the tomorrows video...

@PhG1961 2 роки тому

@@AndreasSpiess Can't wait...

@wyattarich 2 роки тому

They really took the cheapest route on the first touchscreen tool. That's just a guitar pick with a hole in the top! I strongly agree with the button to switch USB voltage being bad, that would have potential to kill many components. I have to admit airtags seem entirely useless for me, as it relies on iphones for signals to get around. Great video as always.

@pdzed 2 роки тому

The usb-c pd board with the button can be set to a fixed voltage with the button disabled - like this: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/mXl5nmmohIii0nk.html

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

@thigh_bone: That is what I did. But I do not trust it and the effect would be a bill of more than 1000$ for a new transceiver :-(

@philmurphy3662 2 роки тому

Glad to see your back

@ahaveland 2 роки тому

I don't think his back appeared on the video... :-/

@silvio2402 2 роки тому

@@ahaveland damn that made me laugh 😂

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

@Phil: Thank you!

@yancymuu4977 2 роки тому

Will the power meter work if one has a rapidly changing DC voltage where the current is not necessarily in phase with the voltage. For example if a DC power supply feeds a rapidly switching mosfet (20 kHz). With such an arrangement, my DC power supply indicates that the circuit is drawing a significant amount of power when there is no load and nothing heats up.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

I assume it is made for DC. So I would not trust its values if you switch the current with 20 kHz.

@FrankZosso 2 роки тому

Hope you didn't bring back too much sunburn with you! Wohooo, welcome back! Very, very decent SDR gear :-)

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

True (about the SDR). We will see what we can do with it.

@Cracked1ce 2 роки тому

I am using an RTL8720 in promiscuous mode for presence detection like you showed in one of your previous videos using an ESP8266. Realtek is very responsive if you have any issues.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Good idea. Does it also detect presence on 5GHz? That would be very good.

@Cracked1ce 2 роки тому

Yes it does! It also reads temperature and humidity from a HDC1080. It then sends all of this over UART to an RS485/TCP server that is controlled by node-red. you could also use another ESP/RTL to act as the RS485/TCP server.

@leovinci81 2 роки тому

Really curious on your thoughts of spectran v6 vs Rohde and Schwartz equipment.. really impressive specs...

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

I do not know nor could I afford any Rohde and Schwartz equipment :-(

@agarcias 2 роки тому

Hi Andreas. Maybe this is my first comment to the channel although I follow U. About the RTL8720DN I managed to get it with lower shipping fees of $1.58 at Jessinie Store. Seems interesting to have a 5Ghz wifi: it arrived last week and I'll give a try. The other board has a more complex history to me: it happened that I bought an Arilux led controller which I planned to flash with Tasmota. Unfortunatelly, and unlike the other ones bought before, it came with Bouffalo BL602 risc V chip. So, I commented to the tasmota group and they refused to start any development for that chip because the poor software support (I agree). I also bought a development board, but I also skipped doing anything with this chip because there is only one port and because the benefits in cost will be visible on a large scale, not at a maker scale.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Thank you for sharing your experience! I understand the Tasmota team. The BL602 would not have a lot of advantages for their project but would add a lot of hassle....

@BerndFelsche 2 роки тому

It's never too early for Christmas! 😎

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Indeed. That is what I thought when I got the packet from Aaronia...

@zigabrus 2 роки тому

Hi, Andreas what about vlog about how do you use 3D printing ( printer, slicer, programs, tricks etc ) Gruss!

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

I once did one, but it was not very successful. It seems I am no 3D printing channel ;-)

@jeminacek 2 роки тому

What is the purpose of clear shrink wrap around small PCBs? Is it a big deal if I unwrap it?

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

I usually use it to protect the PCBs that they do not cause a short with any grounded surfaces.

@jeminacek 2 роки тому

@@AndreasSpiess Thank you for explaining! Some come already wrapped and I didn't like it :)

@chrischris6399 2 роки тому

i think its ptc,. Not ntc. I guess when the temp goes higher, the resistance goes higher as well ，thus less current and wattage, so it stays at the target temperature, approximately.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

You are right. Somehow the correction overlay did not make it to UKposts...

@gluino 2 роки тому

3:30 power-meter display doesn't show up in the video. Might improve if you remove the protection film.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

I saw it too during cutting. The display is quite weak. Bot ok for the daily work.

@prakhartripathi8567 2 роки тому

Please make some videos on RTK GPS. And how to make a system in cheap with esp32

@prakhartripathi8567 2 роки тому

Please please please

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Unfortunately you need these expensive GPS components. They have to be very precise. This is why I never did such a video.

@prakhartripathi8567 2 роки тому

@@AndreasSpiess it will be great help from you sir if you make some videos on this in future......

@fortheregm1249 2 роки тому

Lifepo4 protections are rare and overpriced, I just use li-ion protection for over discharge and charge it with bench PSU with 3.65 v CC/CV.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

I agree that you do not need particular voltage protectors. The one I use switches off a little below 3 volts. One had its point at 2.2 volt which is too low for both chemistries.

@nophead 2 роки тому

I don't think the parallel connected 4-wire battery connections make any sense. It needs to be a separate voltage sense pair for each battery.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

The idea is that you only test one battery at a time.

@MPElectronique 2 роки тому

Your arrow is pretty funny!!! :)

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

It seems to have its own fan base ;-)

@SmithyScotland 2 роки тому

Sound is different in this video. New equipment? (Video title is missing video number)

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

The setup for the mailbags is slightly different (not scripted). The video will get its number after a while...

@jarcdday 2 роки тому

from where can I get those PD modules???

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

As said in the video. All links are in the description ;-)

@JamecBond 2 роки тому

19:00 sounds dystopian as hell

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

@JamecBond 2 роки тому

@@AndreasSpiess apple and google being able to rapidly implement a global network of interconnected tracking and position based devices? Like come on? Its any would be dictators dream. Apple and google are also two of the LEAST trustworthy tech mega-corps.....sounding like the plot to a new movie or something....

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

I still do not understand. My video just explains how it works. And it does work extremely good. I do not care what other people do with it. I protect my bicycles with them.

@JamecBond 2 роки тому

@@AndreasSpiess you don't care what other people do with it? Is that some kind of sick joke?

@calvinbrowne2126 2 роки тому

Yay. I enjoyed that.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

:-)

@ats89117 2 роки тому

Interesting stuff, but the hotplates look like they could never pass EU or US safety standards. How do you send mains voltage into an aluminum heat sink without grounding the heat sink? I guess if it were internally doubly insulated, but I really doubt this is the case. Please consider tearing one of those units down in a future video.

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

I am sure they would not pass any tests. I will add a ground when I will use them in "production". One had a resistor and Kaptan tape around it. Not more. The other was blocked so I was not able to remove the resistor

@TheOleHermit 2 роки тому

So, Andreas, if I get that spectrum analyzer, will it make me sound 50 years younger, too?😁 Ouch! Just got sticker shock. That price would make me feel more like an old fool.😒 Guess I'll settle on watching you enjoying it, instead.😎

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

I think the price is high but price/performance seems to be good. I am glad that we have such supporters of the channel!

@efimovv 2 роки тому

Welcome back!

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Thank you!

@toms4123 2 роки тому

Great channel

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Thank you!

@danm3047 2 роки тому

Channel is awesome!!! Can you help me with something? I would like to know what sensors are used in heart rate dopplers. Have done a video on this? Also the medical "vein finder" lights, have you ever looked at these?

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

I have no knowledge about these sensors :-( I only made a video about SPO2/pulse sensors which use infrared.

@OverUnity7734 2 роки тому

3:02 It was my understanding that ferite beads were more effective closer to the output connector .

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Why do you think?

@OverUnity7734 2 роки тому

@@AndreasSpiess It would seem a long wire after the ferrite would give the opportunity to "receive" RF signals and couple them into the power .

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Good point. I never thought about that.

@uvatham 2 роки тому

👍👌

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

:-)

@robert574 2 роки тому

One thousand kilometers...I hope you started someplace really high or it was on the back of your car. Wait...is a "bike" a motorcycle?

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

It was 3000km to the black sea. And 15'000m upwards. And no, it was not with my Harley ;-)

@robert574 2 роки тому

@@AndreasSpiess I thought about the trip and wondered if it might be possible to mount an Arduino with a battery to the frame along with a sensor that could measure the angle of sway back and forth as you ride. Eventually it could get high enough to trigger a threshold that would restart my heart before I hit the ground.

@shodanxx 2 роки тому

What does "No Docker, No Microsoft Teams, Zoom" mean ?

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Nothing for the viewer. It is for Google.

@yekutielbenheshel354 2 роки тому

@@AndreasSpiess I had the same question. Why not explain it with the following (or similar) verbiage, "Viewers: please ignore the following, it is for Google... No Docker, No Microsoft Teams, Zoom". I don't mean to come across as persnickety (unnecessarily critical) but, frankly as it stands now the text is utterly bizarre.

@ewout4890 2 роки тому

finally he is back woohoo!

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Yes, I am back on UKposts. I mostly worked in my normal job and was not away for a long time, though.

@jerometv7637 2 роки тому

your mic broke ?

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

@darkness1943 2 роки тому

wer kennt es nicht, man hat es, liegt in der ecke nur wann nutzt man es..

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Genau! Einiges wird immer genutzt, aber man weiss nicht, was ;-) (z.B. im morgigen Video)

@Electronieks 2 роки тому

What if the thief uses a iphone himself? Is he warned because an airtag is following him?

@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому

Yes, you are right. If the Airtag is not marked as „lost“ you see it on your iPhone. For example I always got a warning that the airtag on my wife’s bike is following me…

@Electronieks 2 роки тому

@@AndreasSpiess dangerous idea , and iphone is the prefered smartphone of choise by thieves