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Game Boy Camera on an Analogue Pocket! Getting photos off the camera using my Analogue Pocket and putting in a new save battery. Firstly, a quick shoutout and thanks to Steven for lending me their Game Boy Camera. Don't worry, no memories were destroyed in the making of this video. Today I'll be cleaning and fixing up the Game Boy Camera cartridge, adding a new save battery in to it and making it look as close to new as possible. After that, going to take a few photos with the camera and use my Analogue Pocket to retrieve them and put them on to my computer. You'll need to get a copy of Pocket Sync to get the photos off your Analogue Pocket: https://github.com/neil-morrison44/pocket-sync If you enjoyed this video and want to see more tech, repair and other videos of mine, hit the subscribe button or follow one of my social accounts below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letsprocrasturbate Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThanksProcrasturbation Mastodon: https://bitbang.social/@procrasturbate Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theoriginalzads If you're feeling generous, donate stuff to the channel through our Amazon Wishlist: https://procrasturbate.net/amazon Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:44 Dismantling the Cartridge 05:38 Replacing the SRAM Battery 09:51 Check it Still Works 11:21 Cleaning the PCB 12:45 Cleaning the Camera 13:12 Cleaning the Plastics 16:05 Montage of Reassembly 17:24 Photography Time! 19:13 Downloading the Photos 22:16 Conclusion and Photos #gameboycamera #analoguepocket #adhdcreators
Making a recorded voice box using Adafruit Audio FX Boards to use inside a teddy bear! But with a twist. Firstly, a quick shoutout and thanks to Tom (No Relation) who won these 3 Care Bears in claw games and kindly donated them to me for this silly project! Today I'll be showing you how to use the Adafruit Audio FX boards in a project by making an Intensive Care Bear. Though today's project might be evil, there's nothing stopping you from using these to create cute little toys for children or practical jokes for adults. Providing you've got some soldering skills behind you. Further instructions from Adafruit are available here on how to use the Audio FX boards : https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-audio-fx-sound-board/triggering-audio The Disappointing Affirmations Instagram that I used for the quotes is here: https://www.instagram.com/disappointingaffirmations/ If you enjoyed this video and want to see more tech, repair and other videos of mine, hit the subscribe button or follow one of my social accounts below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letsprocrasturbate Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThanksProcrasturbation Mastodon: https://bitbang.social/@procrasturbate Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theoriginalzads If you're feeling generous, donate stuff to the channel through our Amazon Wishlist: https://procrasturbate.net/amazon Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:05 Adafruit Audio FX 01:51 Diagram 03:18 Pins and Loading Audio 05:09 Getting It Assembled 08:09 Box Assembled and Working 08:43 Creating and Uploading Voices 10:38 Montage of Bear Surgery 11:10 Care Bear Speaks! 11:26 Conclusion #voicebox #carebear #teddybear #adhdcreators
Building the Silicon Chip Magazine Compact 12v 20w Stereo Amplified (Board number 01104101) which I want to use in a future project to convert some old bookshelf speakers in to some neat modern smart speakers. This is an amplifier that featured in the May 2010 edition of Silicon Chip Magazine in Australia. I'll be putting it together and getting it working in this episode of Procrasturbate Tech. If you want some detailed instructions you'll need to hunt down a copy of the magazine which is still available to purchase from Silicon Chip themselves. You can purchase the PCB itself from here: https://www.siliconchip.com.au/Shop/8 (you'll need to search for the part number, 01104101). If you're looking for the components to go on the board, I've put together a parts list here: https://www.digikey.com.au/en/mylists/list/YH2G3VNF2Q Though, if you have any suggestions for better parts choices, let me know in the comments! A few components I couldn't locate through Digikey, I got them through my local Jaycar store. These were the potentiometers and the terminal blocks. The required potentiometers are these: https://www.jaycar.com.au/50k-ohm-linear-b-double-gang-16mm-potentiometer/p/RP7708 https://www.jaycar.com.au/100k-ohm-linear-b-double-gang-16mm-potentiometer/p/RP7712 https://www.jaycar.com.au/10k-ohm-logarithmic-a-double-gang-16mm-potentiometer/p/RP7756 If you enjoyed this video and want to see more tech, repair and other videos of mine, hit the subscribe button or follow one of my social accounts below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letsprocrasturbate Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThanksProcrasturbation Mastodon: https://bitbang.social/@procrasturbate Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theoriginalzads If you're feeling generous, donate stuff to the channel through our Amazon Wishlist: https://procrasturbate.net/amazon #ampbuild #amplifier #siliconchipmagazine #adhdcreators
The Nintendo 64 restoration is a failure! The cartridge slot doesn't work and I can't get the RGB Mod working. I tried, I failed. This restoration didn't go to plan. Unfortunately this Nintendo 64 is well outside of my skillset to repair so I've decided to let it rest. This is the final chapter where you can watch me haphazardly fit this in to a new case that I got off Aliexpress. If you enjoyed this repair video and want to see more tech, repair and other videos of mine, hit the subscribe button or follow one of my social accounts below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letsprocrasturbate Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThanksProcrasturbation Mastodon: https://bitbang.social/@procrasturbate Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theoriginalzads If you're feeling generous, donate stuff to the channel through our Amazon Wishlist: https://procrasturbate.net/amazon #nintendo64 #retrorepairs #adhdcreators Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:20 Trouble with the Slot 03:34 New Case 12:26 Closing Remarks 13:58 Least she looks pretty...
Today I'm doing something different and making better use of an Arlec Flame-Effect Outdoor Solar Light by shoving an QTPy ESP32 and some individually addressable LEDs in to it. Saw this little outdoor light in my local Bunnings store and thought it would be neat to have a decent set of lights inside of it instead of the cheap nasty solar light stuff that it came with. Looks significantly better now it has been upgraded. This sort of project can be done on an old LED garden light that's met it's end of life rather than letting it end up in waste. Looking for the 3D print of the top? Here it is! https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6074525 If you enjoyed this hack video and want to see more tech, repair and other videos of mine, hit the subscribe button or follow one of my social accounts below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letsprocrasturbate Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThanksProcrasturbation Mastodon: https://bitbang.social/@procrasturbate Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theoriginalzads If you're feeling generous, donate stuff to the channel through our Amazon Wishlist: https://procrasturbate.net/amazon Chapters: 00:00 Acknowledgement and Intro 00:15 Today's Project 01:46 Parts Needed 02:24 Circuit Diagram 02:38 Assembling the Circuit 04:10 3D Printing Time! 05:39 Final Assembly of the Circuit 23:24 Putting it back together! 33:14 Final Words #lamphack #bunningshack #adhdcreators
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