Videos tagged with DIY Electronics

This YouTube video, titled 'Recoil Ready Electronics!!!', focuses on the benefits of potting electronic components, suggesting it can protect both electronics and finances. The description encourages viewers to follow the creator on Instagram.

This video demonstrates a DIY method to add Bluetooth audio capabilities to existing shooting earmuffs using a Comsoon J25 Bluetooth Receiver. The tutorial covers unboxing the receiver and a right-angle cable, then guides viewers through the simple installation process. An audio sample is included to showcase the functionality. The creator also promotes their other social media channels and community platforms, suggesting a focus on gear modifications and firearm accessories.

This YouTube video focuses on testing a specific type of 3D printing filament, PLA+, using a newly developed impact testing method. The creator details their setup and methodology for this testing, highlighting it as their "favorite" PLA+. The video also directs viewers to a backup channel on Odysee, indicating a potential interest in content creation and audience engagement within a niche community.

This video demonstrates the wiring and setup of a MYPIN PID Temperature Controller with a Lee 4-20 thermocouple, specifically in the context of potentially wiring it directly to a Lee Pro 4-20 lead furnace. It references two Elvis Ammo videos, suggesting a connection to firearms-related projects or modifications, and provides links to wiring diagrams and a comprehensive parts list for the project, including a PID controller, SSR, thermocouple, project box, and various electrical components. The content appears to be technical and instructional for a DIY project.

This video demonstrates the use of a MYPIN PID Temperature Controller (TA4-SSR) in conjunction with a 20lb lead casting furnace. It also showcases the application of a nibbling tool for cutting square and rectangular holes in project boxes, likely for housing the controller setup. The creator provides links to various components used in the build, including the PID controller, SSR, thermocouple, project box, wiring accessories, and tools. While the primary example is a lead furnace, the creator emphasizes the broad applicability of the PID controller for other temperature-sensitive projects like smokers, home brewers, and sous-vide. Wiring diagrams are also provided.

This video provides a detailed guide on building and wiring a MYPIN PID Temperature Controller, specifically demonstrating its application with a Lee Pro 4 20lb Lead Casting Furnace for bullet casting. It emphasizes the universal applicability of the TA4-SSR and similar MYPIN controllers for various temperature-controlled applications, including smokers, home brewers, and sous-vide cooking, highlighting that only thermocouple and fuse requirements might differ. The description includes links to wiring diagrams and all necessary components for the build.

This video demonstrates the setup and application of a MYPIN PID Temperature Controller, specifically the TA4-SSR model, used with a Lee Pro 4 Lead Casting Furnace. It details the parts list and provides wiring diagrams, suggesting the controller is versatile and can be adapted for applications like smokers, homebrewing, and sous-vide cooking. While the primary focus is on bullet casting, the video emphasizes the universal nature of PID controllers for temperature regulation in various projects.

This YouTube video title, "MACBOOK BATTERY bulletproof?", suggests an experiment to test the resilience of a MacBook battery against projectile impacts. While not explicitly stating firearms are used, the term "bulletproof" strongly implies firearms will be involved in the testing process. The description provides links to the creator's website and Instagram, common for YouTubers to promote their other content and social media presence. The focus will likely be on the destructive testing of the electronic device.