CassetteMaster | 36: Capacitors and Oscillators @CassetteMaster | Uploaded 4 years ago | Updated 1 hour ago
Project 36 from the ol' Tandy 200-in-One Kit!
Built on breadboard. Press the key, and the oscillator operates, emitting sound from the crystal earphone. Release the key, and the 100µF capacitor slowly discharges through the oscillator making the sound slowly fade.
Remember, I am not the author of the circuit design or the text of the manual!! It comes from the old kit.
Project 36 from the ol' Tandy 200-in-One Kit!
Built on breadboard. Press the key, and the oscillator operates, emitting sound from the crystal earphone. Release the key, and the 100µF capacitor slowly discharges through the oscillator making the sound slowly fade.
Remember, I am not the author of the circuit design or the text of the manual!! It comes from the old kit.
![The Desk Revisited 3 But Wait Theres More [Mechanical Pencils]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/K9SaFP0p6jk/hqdefault.jpg "The Desk Revisited 3 But Wait Theres More [Mechanical Pencils]
Again, presented at the old desk (at this particular desk for the first time in THREE YEARS (let that sink in a bit)), are some moar MECHANICAL PENCILS.
Diggit.
Deg.
More pencils, such as the Pentel GRAPH GEAR 1000 in all FIVE lead sizes, ranging from 0.3mm, 0.4mm, 0.5mm, 0.7mm, and 0.9mm lead.
Other pencils are shown, such as the Retro 1951 Tornado, the Pentel AM13, Bic Great Erase, and other various mechanical pencils and multi-pens (as long as they include a MECHANICAL PENCIL).
This video included audio through experimenting of different microphones. Mono audio.
You dig?")
