Are IKEA LADDA Batteries Really Eneloop Pro? AirborneSurfer 2017-09-25 | Don't forget to subscribe! http://bit.ly/airbornesurferAre IKEA LADDA Batteries Really Eneloop Pro cells? Eneloop Pro cells cost about $20 for a 4-pack, but IKEA has NiMH rechargeable batteries with similar specifications for only $5! Are they the same battery? We'll dive deep into the history of Sanyo, Panasonic, and Fujitsu to determine where the batteries really come from and if IKEA LADDA is as good a deal as it sounds!"Summer In Andromeda" by Anders Enger Jensen available via Soundcloud: goo.gl/RDyWUCDon't have an IKEA nearby? Grab some "Amaloops" from Amazon here: http://amzn.to/2wPQusM (AFFILIATE LINK)πββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xt--Production videos Mon @ 12pm Pacific (when available)--Freeway Forum LIVE Thu @ 5pm Pacific (every week)--Be sure to subscribe! goo.gl/j3ATwZ--Follow on Twitter goo.gl/vfstFm--Everything else is at http://airbornesurfer.comTech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. There's something new every week! Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-Please watch: "Teardown Harbor Freight LED Parts Harvest" youtube.com/watch?v=JhVL2QiJ8zA-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
I built another thing. Seeed Studio Rainbow Cube driven by the wrong board. AirborneSurfer 2026-03-02 | No mistakes, just happy accidents. Or: If it doesn't play nicely, apply brute force.http://airbornesurfer.com
Sea Wolf: The Propane Submarines of the Borrowed Horizon AirborneSurfer 2026-02-28 | Before "latency" was a buzzword, we had the 300-ohm struggle.In this video, Iβm reflecting on the classic Commodore 64 port of Bally-Midwayβs "Sea Wolf"βa game that defined my early childhood not just through its gameplay, but through the physical ritual of RF switches, hardwood floors, and afternoon sun glare.From mistaking pixelated submarines for backyard propane tanks to the "Great Preemption" of 80s soap operas, this is a look at how a borrowed breadbin shaped a lifelong obsession with technology. Itβs a story of loss, a catastrophic house fire, and the eventual vindication of finally owning the horizon.http://airbornesurfer.com
Diagnosing and fixing jittery paddles on a C64 AirborneSurfer 2025-12-17 | In this video, I take a deep dive into my Commodore 64 collection to resolve a frustrating issue with jittery paddle controllers. This jitter was a dealbreaker for playing classics like Sea Wolf, so I set out to find the root cause.I walk through the process of: Initial Troubleshooting: Determining if the issue is a dirty potentiometer or a faulty SID chip. Deep Cleaning: A step-by-step disassembly and cleaning of the paddle's internal potentiometer using contact cleaner. Cross-Platform Testing: Testing the paddles on an Atari 2600 to isolate the problem to the C64 hardware. Hardware Replacement: Installing a modern SIDKick Pico (RP2040-based) as an affordable alternative to rare original parts. Final Results: A side-by-side comparison of the gameplay before and after the fix, including a brief look at some residual audio issues with the Music Maker cartridge.Timestamps: 00:00 β Introduction: The Jittery Paddle Problem 00:41 β Disassembling the Paddle Controller 01:18 β Cleaning the Potentiometer 01:38 β Testing on Atari 2600 & C64 01:54 β Swapping the SID Chip 02:03 β Installing the SIDKick Pico 02:48 β Audio Issues & Conclusion
Karate Kid Legends: An Algorithm, Not An Arc AirborneSurfer 2025-11-20 | The new Karate Kid Legends movie attempted the impossible: fusing the original saga with the Cobra Kai universe and the 2010 reboot. With Jackie Chan and Ralph Macchio returning to blend their philosophies, the potential was immense. But in its frantic rush to check every corporate boxβfrom star cameos to a full IP crossoverβthe film ultimately became a structural failure.We dive deep into why Legends is less a character story and more a rushed, fragmented "limited series script crammed into a feature film." From the wasted potential of the Han/LaRusso partnership to the shocking reduction of nuanced characters like Joshua Jackson's Victor (Charlie Conway all grown up) and Li's trauma into simple, fast-trackable plot functions, we argue that great choreography and IP fusion can create a product, but only organic pacing can create a true Legend.Karate Kid Legends is a stunning example of Algorithm Pacing over authentic character development. Itβs a beta test that needs a serious software update.Don't be a slave to the algorithm! Check out http://airbornesurfer.comAlso: Yes, that's Google's AI podcast voices. I'll use them if I don't feel my own voice over is up to par. Yes, it pronounces "Miyagi-Do" incorrectly (among other mistakes). If you don't like the AI stuff, you can check out the website to read the original copy.
Legend of Dragoon: Severed Chains: A Fan-made Revolt Against the Tax of Tedium AirborneSurfer 2025-11-15 | Sony's 1999 JRPG epic, The Legend of Dragoon, was nearly ruined by one mechanic: the mandatory Additions Quick-Time Events (QTEs). We explore how the fan community's fixβthe Automatic Additions modβdidn't just preserve the game, but staged a "Tax Revolt" that saved the game's soul from its own "Tax of Tedium."Get out of the silos and back on the real Internet: http://airbornesurfer.com
Lilo & Stitch (2025): The Narrative Malpractice That Stripped Away Ohanas Earned Emotional Core AirborneSurfer 2025-10-25 | Forget heartwarming nostalgia: the live action remake of Lilo & Stitch is an act of cinematic betrayal. The adaptation functions as a lazy book report written after the Cliff's Notes, proving its creators fundamentally misunderstood the source materialβs soul. By eliminating the subversive intelligence of characters like Cobra Bubbles, removing the crucial Elvis motif, and failing to earn the central theme of Κ»Ohana, this remake achieves the worst possible outcome: cheapening a classic while delivering zero spectacle.More film discussions at http://airbornesurfer.com/project-quyzbukRegarding AI-generated content:The audio commentary is "AI-generated" (Gemini Flash 2.5) based on human-written (me) copy.
When The Terminator Crashes Kinkade: Hyper-Dissonance and the Hidden Cost of Perfect Comfort AirborneSurfer 2025-10-22 | Witness the moment of ontological rupture when the T-800 Endoskeleton (Kinetic Praxis, BwO) invades the Kinkadean Simulacrum (Affective Ideal, Theologia Lucis). This is not visual irony; it is a serious, 3,000-word deconstruction of late-capitalist residential aesthetics. We prove how the Ocular Hegemon (the Terminator's red eye) shatters the suburban fantasy, revealing the latent, mobilized violence inherent in all systems of engineered comfort.Understand more: http://airbornesurfer.com
Renting Your Own Gadgets: The Baby Monitor Bait-and-Switch and How to Reclaim Digital Ownership AirborneSurfer 2025-10-21 | A simple smart-device purchase led to a discovery about the sneaky business of renting hardware you thought you owned. We expose the subscription trap and the push to monetize basic features, using our experience with a baby monitoring camera. Learn the three-step digital firewall solution that uses your Wi-Fi router to block any device from "phoning home," securing your family's data while keeping local functionality intact. If you're tired of paying twice for the same gadget, this is your blueprint for digital freedom.Ready to join the digital revolution? http://airbornesurfer.com
Project Resonant Heart: Restoring a Mid-Century Chord Organ AirborneSurfer 2025-09-25 | The allure of vintage objects lies not just in their aesthetic appeal, but in the stories they hold and the potential they possess for revival. This proved profoundly true for a recent restoration project: a mid-century chord organ, rescued from the ravages of time and neglect. What began as an acquisition of a cosmetically fair, internally rough musical instrument, blossomed into a meticulous journey of repair, learning, and ultimately, a triumphant return to melodic life, culminating in the pure joy of shared discovery with family.See more at airbornesurfer.com/project-resonant-heart
Assembling a PiTrex and Discussing WordPress Design AirborneSurfer 2025-09-23 | I asked my AI assistant to talk about the process of designing the WordPress theme for the Project Gibson area of the site. Meanwhile, I'll solder headers onto and assemble a PiTrex.This is all very experimental stuff I'm working on right now, so if you want the real skinny, go to airbornesurfer.com. It's all very raw and constantly evolving. Join me if you care about digital sovereignty, Internet ecosystem preservation, or just need a quick nostalgia fix!
Discussing Immich installation and building a Lego chrysanthemum AirborneSurfer 2025-09-10 | It's not "the cloud", it's just someone else's computer.More information (WIP):airbornesurfer.com/project-gibson/2025/07/24/beyond-the-cloud-building-your-private-photo-kingdom-with-immich-and-a-little-help/index.htmlThings change. The contract is broken. Let's take back The Internet.
Project Scheherazade: Liberating the Toniebox with TeddyCloud AirborneSurfer 2025-08-23 | See the whole project and more at https://airbornesurfer.com!
How To Change The Cabin Air Filter in a 2014 Mazda CX-5 AirborneSurfer 2022-07-11 | This is a pretty standard process for modern cars at this point. The cabin air filter is located behind the glove compartment. Here, I'll show the process for accessing and replacing.
How To Change The Engine Air Filter in a 2014 Mazda CX-5 AirborneSurfer 2022-07-04 | This is a pretty standard process for any fuel-injected engine at this point, so it'll work in just about any newer car.
How To Change Spark Plugs in a 2014 Mazda CX-5 AirborneSurfer 2022-06-27 | This is the process for changing spark plugs in a 2014 Mazda CX-5, but should work in any 2014-2020 2.0L or 2.5L Skyactiv engine with the coil-on-plug design.PARTS/TOOLS:NGK Iridium IX Spark Plugs (95301) amzn.to/39K2pwORatchet driver with extension14mm deep socket8mm socketGloves
Embracing The Weird: Reflections on Zelda II AirborneSurfer 2022-02-07 | What can one say about a game developed nearly 40 years ago that hasnβt already been said in the year 2021? Despite literally everything possible being said about this title, Iβd like to put in my own two cents. Itβs an interesting piece of gaming history, and--if you will forgive the tired trope--really not as bad as people may think. Perhaps if it had been allowed to evolve the way it had initially been constructed, we would be talking about it in an entirely different context. The game, of course, is Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. Not βThe Legend of Zelda IIβ, mind you, but simply βZelda IIβ which is strange, and--apparently--only because of the habit in the era for games to have short titles. Of course, thereβs also the habit of the βcool kidsβ to shorthand titles as an indication of their savviness, so the two phenomena probably played into each other. The second entry in the Legend of Zelda franchise--beyond its chosen nomenclature--is a strange duck that exists the way it does mostly due to the experimental nature of Nintendo in the 1980s combined with their cautious growth in markets outside of Japan.See more at http://airbornesurfer.com/blargh/embracing-the-weird-reflections-on-the-legend-of-zelda-iiπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtTech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
Surf Report, January 2022 AirborneSurfer 2022-01-17 | Until very recently, Itβs been quite a while since Iβve published any videos. There are myriad reasons as to why, but suffice to say that 2021 has been a difficult yearβas Iβm sure it has been for many. For me, I was fortunate enough to have received a promotion in my day job whichβwhile more interesting and fulfilling than my previous positionβhas required much more attention and energy than Iβve been able to spare. So, I have less free time than previously and, assuming I have free time, less energy to dedicate to production work. As a result, much of my production work has had to take a back seat. Itβs not a big deal in the long run, itβs been quite good to me, and itβs actually been nice to take a break.CHECK OUT ALL THE COOL NEW STUFF AT http://airbornesurfer.com#hustleculture #walledgardens #vlogπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtTech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
Califone 1430K Record Player Teardown AirborneSurfer 2022-01-10 | The Califone 1400 series record players were built like tanks: able to be thrown across a classroom, climbed upon by kindergartners, and still keep playing! In this video, let's take a peak inside and see just how it was built!Check out all the stuff I can't show on YouTube here: airbornesurfer.com/blargh/califone-1430k-record-player-teardownCheck out more of Project Califone on element14 Presents: community.element14.com/challenges-projects/element14-presents/b/blog/posts/califone-1430k-record-player-teardownπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
Queuing For A Pickup During Extraordinary Times AirborneSurfer 2021-12-13 | See more at airbornesurfer.com/blargh/tag/project-gibsonDuring the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in the USA, while I was beginning work on Project Gibson, I needed a couple extra parts to go with the salvaged motherboard and processor that made the heart of the system. In particular, I needed some PCIe SATA controllers and SATA cables to connect the stack of drives that I was about to install into my new 13-bay tower case. Micro Center has been my local go-to parts house since I got my first PC, so I figured that I'd take advantage of their in-store pickup program that I often use when I need a very specific part."Flatten the Curve" lockdowns were still in place, but had been lifted for "essential retail" outfits (including computer/technology stores like Micro Center and Best Buy), so the store was open for in-person shopping, albeit with significant occupancy limitations. Naturally, I assumed that an outfit like Micro Center would have their idiomatic ducks in a row regarding their first-in-class pickup program (one that had been in place for years before COVID forced the concept upon the entire retail sector)--perhaps they would have an outside counter setup and a runner to go inside and locate purchases?Apparently, their logistics managers weren't that insightful.What they did have set up was a virtual queuing system that allowed customers to wait from the relative comfort and safety of their own vehicles. Everyone waited in the same queue to enter the building whether they would be a quick pickup or a lengthy browsing excursion. Once inside the store, I joined another queue to pick up my online purchase! The entire system seemed to create more problems than it solved, but after a lengthy browsing session (wherein I picked up a couple of impulse buys--perhaps the system was implemented by marketing to encourage more shopping?) I did pick up my parts and I could finally begin assembly on my "pandemic project."πββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
Meditation on Failure AirborneSurfer 2021-11-08 | History is littered with failures, but the future is written by the acknowledgement of those failures.airbornesurfer.com/blargh/meditation-on-failureI'd been wanting put together a video using vintage crash footage, and after going down a rabbit hole of abandoned malls and theme parks for a few weeks, I decided that an homage to failed projects would be an appropriate use of the video assets. The video itself is, admittedly, a simple affair of assembling clips and setting them to music with little regard to how they're placed. As such, it does fit a certain melancholia that the vaporwave aesthetic movement tends to embody. The film itself is an etude, a "practice piece" that exists to play with the tools at my disposal. Completing the project with a vaporwave soundtrack, "Meditation on Failure" celebrates man's hubris while simultaneously mourning the relics left behind by misplaced ambition, changing tastes, and conspicuous consumption.βοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xt
How To Solve A Rubiks Cube Every Time AirborneSurfer 2020-12-28 | As a child of the 1980s, I've been fascinated by the apparent complexity of Rubik's Cube--the world-famous puzzle toy designed by Hungarian architect EmΓΆ Rubik--but I could never solve one past peeling the stickers and placing them in the correct position (a trick my uncle taught me that could be used to "mess with the Cube nerds"). I've had a newer model sitting around for a few years, and as one of my "COVID Side Projects", I finally learned the proper way to solve the Cube.0:00 Introductions2:03 Making the daisy3:41 The white cross5:39 "Trigger" sequences7:19 Solve the white face and bottom layer10:25 Solve the center layer14:04 The yellow cross (FURU'R'F')17:20 Solve the yellow face (RUR'URU2R')19:35 Set up top layer (L'URU'LUR'RUR'URU2R')21:40 Solve top layer (F2U'R'LF2L'RU'F2)Get the algorithms used in the show notes: http://airbornesurfer.com/how-to-solve-the-rubiks-cube-every-timeGet your own Rubik's Cube here: http://airbornesurfer.com/amazonCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
Comment Responses November 2020 AirborneSurfer 2020-11-16 | Waiting on some parts to arrive, so let's respond to some comments!How To Use A Tiny OLED Screen With RetroPie: youtu.be/v-0oJBLCPCMWhat's Inside The Xbox 360 Rechargeable Battery Pack? youtu.be/02GKF5SwHWMHow To Read Hexadecimal Numbers youtu.be/axwnjppMLsMMego 2XL Robot Teardown youtu.be/OmU49JEBWfQHow To Upgrade A 3DS SD Card On A Mac youtu.be/r33b12xblpwAre IKEA LADDA Batteries Really Eneloop Pro? youtu.be/Jeo_hv-8bHIHow To Replace Robo3D Heated Print Bed youtu.be/zrc64QnflOkNew live shows coming to Twitch: http://twitch.tv/airbornesurferCheck out my Amazon store here: airbornesurfer.com/amazonCheck out my friend Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
How To Set Up A TFT LCD Screen On Arduino With The RA8875 AirborneSurfer 2020-11-09 | In a previous video, we looked at how to attach a TFT LCD screen to a Raspberry Pi to build a small-form-factor project. But what if your project doesn't need quite as much horsepower? What if you just need to display shapes and colors on a screen with no operating system and nearly instant boot times? This is where a TFT LCD screen on Arduino comes in handy. In this video, we'll look at how to set up a TFT LCD screen on Arduino with the RA8875 breakout board from Adafruit then walk through how to display various shapes and colors in the sketch.Find out more in the show notes here: http://airbornesurfer.com/how-to-set-up-a-tft-screen-on-arduinoSee the complete project here: http://element14.com/presentsCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
Driving LED Displays With Arduino And MAX7219 AirborneSurfer 2020-11-02 | The Arduino platform is great for making LEDs blink and driving small displays, but what happens when you need to display more complex information? For Project ColorTyme, I need to drive 6x 14-segment "starburst" style alphanumeric LED displays, but pins are at a premium. To solve the problem, we'll incorporate the MAX7219 LED display driver; however, it's an imperfect solution: The displays I'm using are common-anode while the MAX7219 is a common-cathode driver. In this video, we'll walk through wiring a 14-segment display to the Arduino, then wiring the MAX7219 to drive in common-anode mode while adjusting the code so everything comes out correctly.Get the show notes including the sketch, library, and more: http://airbornesurfer.com/driving-led-displays-with-arduino-max7219Check out the rest of the project: http://www.element14.com/presentsCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
How To Build An Arduino Battery Backup Real Time Clock AirborneSurfer 2020-10-26 | In a previous video, we looked at how to build a simple DIY Arduino clock. Unfortunately, if power to the clock is disconnected, the whole thing has to be reset. To solve that problem, we're going to add an Arduino battery backup real time clock module based on the DS1307 RTC package. Instead of purchasing a pre-made part, we'll walk through how to build a DIY Arduino RTC module from scratch and add it to our clock project.Get the show notes here: http://airbornesurfer.com/how-to-build-a-battery-backup-real-time-clockWatch the complete project build here: http://www.element14.com/presentsCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
How To Build An Arduino Clock AirborneSurfer 2020-10-19 | Clocks are a rite of passage for hardware hackers, and with this video you can start working on your DIY Clock merit badge using the Arduino platform to build a basic Arduino clock. This project builds on the Arduino Fortune Teller project from the "Arduino For Kooks" basic series and teaches programming concepts like timing and actively updating a display, so you can use it as a springboard for many more complicated projects!Get the show notes here: http://airbornesurfer.com/how-to-build-an-arduino-clockSee the rest of Project ColorTyme: http://www.element14.com/presentsCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
How Do Hex Codes Work AirborneSurfer 2020-10-12 | Where does one person's interpretation of a color end and another person's begin? How do we universally define colors displayed on modern screens? What is the equivalent of Pantone for digital documents? In this video, we'll explore how color is displayed on modern LCD/LED screens before going into depth on how hexadecimal color codes work as a technological standard to convey color information.Learn more in the show notes http://airbornesurfer.comCheck out the complete project on element14 Presents: element14.com/presentsCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
How To Read Hexadecimal Numbers AirborneSurfer 2020-10-05 | Hexadecimal notation may look daunting, but with a little know-how and the right perspective, it can become extremely easy to learn how to read hex numbers. In this video, we'll learn how to read hexadecimal numbers, how to count hexadecimal numbers, how to write hexadecimal numbers, and how to convert hexadecimal numbers.Learn more in the show notes http://airbornesurfer.com/how-to-read-hexadecimal-numbersCheck out the complete project on element14 Presents element14.com/presentsCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Stock clips provided free by FreeStockVids.com.See previews at youtube.com/freestockvidsTech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
How To Replace Robo3D Heated Print Bed AirborneSurfer 2020-09-14 | Back when I was a complete noob, I had a little trouble removing a print from the bed of my original Robo3D printer. As a result, the bed completely broke and I needed to replace it. In this video, I'll walk through how to replace a Robo3D heated print bed and upgrade a Robo3D to R1. Please forgive the production quality (or lack thereof), this was shot many years ago, and I *just now* got around to editing it!Check out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
Comment Responses September 2020 AirborneSurfer 2020-09-07 | Between projects with a sliced pinky finger. Let's answer some questions!Moto X Battery Replacement: youtube.com/watch?v=C4pfdgrmkoYRepair a Broken Lamp Cord: youtube.com/watch?v=ktImwA3KlHgAre IKEA LADDA Batteries Really Eneloop Pro? youtube.com/watch?v=Jeo_hv-8bHIShredder Teardown and Repair: youtube.com/watch?v=xbWLJB9LFR0Windows 98 on a Pi: youtube.com/watch?v=OobQJ2mcc_UWhat's Inside The Xbox 360 Battery Pack? youtube.com/watch?v=02GKF5SwHWMAnet ET4 Review: youtube.com/watch?v=GPRgQn4pMdsCustom Google Assistant Wake Word: youtube.com/watch?v=jDH0189REdoC64 DIY AV Cable: youtube.com/watch?v=XPFAxJFoBmcNew Test Kitchen Concept on Twitch: http://twitch.tv/airbornesurferCheck out my Amazon store here: airbornesurfer.com/amazonCheck out Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
3D Printed Arduino Logo Wall Tile AirborneSurfer 2020-08-03 | Inspired by scouting merit badges, I decided to start a tile wall to celebrate my various achievements or milestones or whatever. To celebrate building my first online course (Arduino For Kooks), I'm going to design a tile based on the Arduino Community Logo--a frenetic jumble of multicolored shapes forming the Arduino "infinity" logo. Since my 3D printer only has one extruder, I decided to paint and assemble the differently colored pieces for a nice, lo-fi aesthetic.SHOW NOTES: http://airbornesurfer.com/3d-printed-arduino-logo-wall-tileCHECK OUT MY AMAZON STORE: http://airbornesurfer.com/amazonCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
Best Budget 3D Printer? Anet ET4 3D Printer Review AirborneSurfer 2020-07-27 | Anet is one of the many 3D printer manufacturers to come out of the Big Rock Candy Mountain of Shenzhen, China, but they have made a name for themselves by developing high-quality printers at relatively low price points. They still remain relatively unknown in the US, so to help spread the word, they sent me a review unit of their new ET4 FDM printer. We'll take a look at the construction quality of the printer and try out a quick Benchy test print to see how well it prints! At it's $200 price point, this may be one of the best budget 3D printers I've worked with!The Anet ET4 is all-metal FDM 3D printer that made of industrial grade 32bit motherboard and comes mostly assembled. It supports auto-leveling, resume printing and filament detection and comes with a more stable and compact construction design.Show notes: http://airbornesurfer.com/anet-et4-3d-printer-assembly-and-reviewCheck out the rest of Anet's line here: shop.anet3d.com/products/et4-all-metal-3d-printer-with-industrial-grade-chipsetCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
Soldering Supercut: The RC2014 Homebrew Z80 Computer Kit (Long Play) AirborneSurfer 2020-07-20 | Assembling and soldering Spencer Owen's Z80 homebrew computer kit, the RC2014. This is a long-play video with no commentary. just some groovy tunes by the one-and-only Anders Enger Jensen. Sit back, grab a beverage, and chill to the vibes.Watch the fully annotated video on element14: LINKCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
How To Train A Custom Wake Word For Google Assistant Using Snowboy AirborneSurfer 2020-07-13 | Following up to my primer on using Snowboy for custom Google Assistant wake words, in this video, I'll walk you through using Snowboy's "Hotword As A Service" to train your own wake words.SHOW NOTES: http://airbornesurfer/how-to-train-a-custom-wake-word-for-google-assistant-using-snowboySEE MORE PROJECT MEGO element14.com/presentsCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
Comment Responses July 2020 AirborneSurfer 2020-07-06 | Back in the shop after nearly a quarter of the year locked away safer at home. Let's attend to some Q&A before getting back to work!JBL Flip 2 Complete Teardown: youtu.be/N6ahpRyKl3UHow To Install TFT Screens On Raspberry Pi: youtu.be/G_krubmWryUWhat's Inside The Xbox 360 Rechargeable Battery: youtu.be/02GKF5SwHWMCommodore SX-64 Keyboard Repair: youtu.be/FzaJcmnfVKUAre IKEA LADDA Batteries Really Eneloop Pro? youtu.be/Jeo_hv-8bHIHow To Install A Car Battery Disconnect Switch: youtu.be/9wLhohfwzoIPlayStation Classic Controller Teardown: youtu.be/m2rOmxEoeOECross-Cut Paper Shredder Teardown and Repair: youtu.be/xbWLJB9LFR0Check out my Amazon store here: airbornesurfer.com/amazonCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
How To Use A Custom Wake Word With Google Assistant AirborneSurfer 2020-06-29 | The new voice assistants like Siri, Cortana, Alexa, and Google (itself?) are becoming more and more ubiquitous as we race toward a "Star Trek"-style omnipresent computing interface, but what if you don't like invoking the name of your chosen corporate overlord when you use the assistant's features? What if you could speak "Okay, Computer" into an Apple mouse like Scotty did? In this video, I'll show you how to set up a custom wake word with your voice assistant using a platform called "Snowboy".SHOW NOTES: http://airbornesurfer.comhow-to-use-a-custom-wake-word-with-google-assistantCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
How To Set Up The Google AIY Voice Kit AirborneSurfer 2020-06-22 | AI voice assistants are the latest new hotness to come out of Silicon Valley, but before they were in every electronics department, they were much the exclusive playground of the DIY tinkerer. With kits like Google's AIY line, hackers and makers can build their own voice assistants with little more than the good ol' Raspberry Pi! In this video, I'll walk you through how to set up the Google AIY Voice kit on a Raspberry Pi and run one of the demo python scripts to start building your own voice interfaces!SHOW NOTES: http://airbornesurfer.com/how-to-set-up-the-google-aiy-voice-kitSEE MORE PROJECT MEGO: element14.com/presentsCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
How To Set Up Google Assistant On The Matrix Creator Development Board AirborneSurfer 2020-06-15 | The Matrix Creator is an IoT-centric development board that comes with a wide array of goodies that facilitate hardware development such as an FPGA, various accelerometer and environmental sensors, IR transceivers, and even an 8-microphone array that can be used for echolocation as well as omnidirectional listening. It's this microphone array that makes the Matrix Creator (and it's smaller sibling, the Matrix Voice) an ideal platform for developing your own AI assistant! In this video, we'll look at installing and setting up Google Assistant and see how it compares to the dedicated AIY hat from a previous video.SHOW NOTES: http://airbornesurfer.com/how-to-set-up-google-assistant-on-the-matrix-creator-development-boardSEE MORE PROJECT MEGO: element14.com/presentsCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
Mego 2XL Robot Teardown AirborneSurfer 2020-06-08 | The Mego 2XL Robot is an interesting piece from the very beginning of interactive electronic toys. The 1970s 2XL incorporated little more than a modified 8-track player to provide hours of entertainment on specially-formatted cassette tapes. In this Mego 2XL teardown, we'll look at how the toy was built, the basic working mechanism, and attempt to diagnose a 2XL not working.SHOW NOTES: http://airbornesurfer.com/mego-2xl-robot-teardownSEE MORE OF PROJECT MEGO HERE: http://element14.com/presentsCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
Comment Responses June 2020 AirborneSurfer 2020-06-01 | Between projects at the moment, so it's time for another comment response video!Commodore SX-64 Floppy Drive Repair: youtube.com/watch?v=AgV_kt3blZMAre IKEA LADDA really Eneloop Pro? youtube.com/watch?v=Jeo_hv-8bHIArduino for Kooks: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzNqXs4d_S_QA_zpIiEO93eraEGODqWZxHow To Install Windows 98 on Raspberry Pi: youtube.com/watch?v=OobQJ2mcc_UPSIVEN Helping Hands Review: youtube.com/watch?v=bmFFzshqmew3D Printed Coffee Mug Adapter: youtube.com/watch?v=JxzbSVVbEQMMalia Power Reclining Sofa: livingspaces.com/pdp-malia-power-reclining-sofa-217617How To Assemble Anet ET4 3D Printer: youtube.com/watch?v=Fd05e-ctHjsHow To Train A Custom Wake Word For Google Assistant Using Snowboy: youtube.com/watch?v=jDH0189REdoCheck out my Amazon store here: http://airbornesurfer.com/amazon Check out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
How To Replace A Key Fob Battery AirborneSurfer 2020-05-11 | Today's automobiles are more like computers with wheels. As such, modern conveniences like keyless entry and ignition are the new standard, but eventually, your key fob's battery will die--necessitating a replacement. Dealerships often charge over-inflated prices to replace a single CR2025 battery in under five minutes. In this video, learn how to replace a key fob battery and save a lot of time and headache!SHOW NOTES (INCLUDING TOOLS USED): http://airbornesurfer.com/how-to-replace-a-key-fob-batteryAMAZON AFFILIATE STORE: http://airbornesurfer.com/amazonCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
How To Set Up The Amber Pi Wireless Design Kit AirborneSurfer 2020-05-04 | The AMBER PI is an expansion board that equips the Raspberry Pi 3B+/4 with the sub-1-GHz RF interface provided by AMBER wireless. The AMBER PI features a variety of sensors, including temperature, humidity, pressure, motion/accelerometer, as well as a USB RF-dongle, which runs as remote station for the AMBER PI to allow developing various creative applications on top of the Raspberry Pi. In this video, I'll walk through the steps to set up the AMBER PI on a Raspberry Pi 3B+ before testing the range and latency around the shop complex.Watch my full rundown of the AMBER PI kit on element14 RoadTests: LINKHEREGetting started with the Raspberry Pi: http://airbornesurfer.com/getting-started-raspberry-piMore Raspberry Pi nonsense: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzNqXs4d_S_RqR0t3VGKSsNE1lxaqAUw2Sign up for the Surf Report and get the Project Caroline mixtape FREE: http://airbornesurfer.com/download-the-project-caroline-pirate-broadcastπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ Get your own domain name and web site for CHEAP with Namecheap! goo.gl/ywVr51π₯ Get better performance out of your YouTube videos with TubeBuddy: tubebuddy.com/airbornesurferπ Use Morningfa.me to take your YouTube analytics to the next level: morningfa.me/invite/cn9hjz86π½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)π Be sure to subscribe! goo.gl/j3ATwZπ¦ Mind tricklings goo.gl/vfstFmπ· Behind the scenes goo.gl/KaLBkMπ Interesting news and information goo.gl/vsRCC5π₯ Everything else is at http://airbornesurfer.comPRODUCTION GEAR:"A" Camera: Canon EOS 6D http://amzn.to/2y9Tmzm"B" Camera: Canon EOS T3 http://amzn.to/2xsZuzfTakstar SGC-598 Microphone http://amzn.to/2kz3r4nAzden 310LT Wireless Lavalier Microphone http://amzn.to/2xqLHhwSafstar Softbox Lighting Kit http://amzn.to/2yzjyVDDGK Color Grading/White Balance Calibration Card http://amzn.to/2kzm7RlParrot Teleprompter http://amzn.to/2xsMrxGZoom H1 Audio Recorder http://amzn.to/2xqLqLzSelens LED Panel Camera Light http://amzn.to/2yzpaiPApple MacBook Pro http://amzn.to/2gmmVVpEdited with Final Cut Pro goo.gl/GL8QFcTech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-Please watch: "Teardown Harbor Freight LED Parts Harvest" youtube.com/watch?v=JhVL2QiJ8zA-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
How To Set Up OctoPi AirborneSurfer 2020-04-27 | I have a couple of new 3D printers that I need to build OctoPi servers for, so in this video, we'll walk through how to set up OctoPi and attach it to most 3D printers.Show Notes: http://airbornesurfer.com/how-to-set-up-octopiFind out more about the EnviroKlenz system here: http://airbornesurfer.com/enviroklenzCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
Arduino Basics Lesson 3-2: DIY Calculator AirborneSurfer 2020-04-20 | As we've learned throughout this series, a microcontroller like the one on the Arduino is basically a rudimentary computer that can execute instruction sets very quickly because it doesn't have to load all those pesky applications and operating systems. What better capstone for this basic course than to combine everything that we've learned so far and build our own rudimentary mathematical computation device: a simple calculator!For this calculator, we're going to use a basic 4x4 matrix keypad and attach it to the Arduino in such a way that we only need to use 8 pins to cover the functions of 16 individual switches!Get the show notes for this episode including the sketch code here: http://airbornesurfer.com/arduino-basics-lesson-3-3-diy-calculatorπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtTech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-Please watch: "Teardown Harbor Freight LED Parts Harvest" youtube.com/watch?v=JhVL2QiJ8zA-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
3D Printing a Coffee Mug Cupholder Adapter AirborneSurfer 2020-04-13 | Ever notice how your coffee mugs NEVER fit in the standard cup holder--often leading to catastrophic spills, burnt legs, and general angsty bad days? Is that just me? Fear no more, for I have solved this particular conundrum with a little bit of ingenuity and a healthy dose of 3D printing! Let's 3D print a solution to this age-old problem of oversized coffee mugs and undersized sofa cupholders!Show notes: http://airbornesurfer.com/3d-printing-a-coffee-mug-cupholder-adapterFind out more about the EnviroKlenz system here: http://airbornesurfer.com/enviroklenzCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.comairbornesurfer,airborne surfer,element 14,element 14 Presents,element14,element14 Presents,TBHS,3d printer,3d print,3d printing,3d printer time lapse,3d printer in action,how to,3d printer projects,3d modeling
Arduino Basics Lesson 3-1: Ultrasonic DME AirborneSurfer 2020-04-06 | Now that we've learned the basics of digital and analog signalling on an Arduino, let's start exploring with different kinds of sensors. The ultrasonic sensor module is a rudimentary SONAR device that emits and detects a particular high-frequency sound pulse. We can use this pulse to determine the location and relative position of objects.Get the show notes for this episode including the sketch code here: http://airbornesurfer.com/arduino-basics-lesson-3-1-ultrasonic-dmeπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtTech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-Please watch: "Teardown Harbor Freight LED Parts Harvest" youtube.com/watch?v=JhVL2QiJ8zA-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
Did You Learn Something New This Weekend? Safer-At-Home Chronicles, Days 9-11 AirborneSurfer 2020-03-30 | Took the weekend off to try and maintain some semblance of normalcy. Learned to solve a Rubik's Cube. What are you doing to keep yourself occupied?πββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com
How To Assemble The Anet ET4 3D Printer AirborneSurfer 2020-03-30 | Anet is one of the many 3D printer manufacturers to come out of the Big Rock Candy Mountain of Shenzhen, China, but they have made a name for themselves by developing high-quality printers at relatively low price points. They still remain relatively unknown in the US, so to help spread the word, they sent me a review unit of their new ET4 FDM printer. In this video, I'll walk through how to assemble the Anet ET4 3D Printer and highlight a few features that stand out as I put it together. Be sure to subscribe so you won't miss the full review coming soon!The Anet ET4 is all-metal FDM 3D printer that made of industrial grade 32bit motherboard and comes mostly assembled. It supports auto-leveling, resume printing and filament detection and comes with a more stable and compact construction design.Show notes: http://airbornesurfer.com/anet-et4-3d-printer-assembly-and-reviewCheck out the rest of Anet's line here: shop.anet3d.com/products/et4-all-metal-3d-printer-with-industrial-grade-chipsetCheck out more of Anders's music here: youtube.com/user/HariboOSXπββοΈ If you enjoy watching these videos and would like to see them more often, please consider becoming a patron patreon.com/airbornesurferβοΈ You can also support AirborneSurfer with a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/airbornesurferπ¦ You can also support this channel by using my Amazon affiliate link before you shop! http://amzn.to/2vQb2xtπ½ New videos drop Mon @ 8am Eastern (when available)Tech teardowns, repairs, and reviews; sketches; how-to; games; and lots of other interesting geekery. Thanks for watching, and be sure to like, share, and subscribe!Generally, any product links are affiliate links that offer a commission to support this channel at no extra cost to you. Affiliate commissions do not affect advertised prices, but do go to support this channel and affiliated website, AirborneSurfer.com-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-Please watch: "Teardown Harbor Freight LED Parts Harvest" youtube.com/watch?v=JhVL2QiJ8zA-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
