The Simple Electronics Podcast - 083 - Fake FAQ

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[AnotherMaker]

The only reason I still make the occasional video is that I'm afraid that you'll kick me out of the club if I'm no longer a youtuber. I would say that I was surprised by how bad the experience was soldering with one of those chinese soldering "stations." I didn't realize how bad it was until I got a decent one. I'd recommend one of those newer stick soldering irons by companies like Kaiweets over one of those for a starter....at least from what I've seen from the people that used them. Great pod as always

[bwselectronic]

That problem with the nozzle digging into the bed kinda sounds like something screwed up in the z offset. Just my thought

[patchvonbraun]

When I was 13 my dad brought home a Tektronix 512 oscilloscope. It was already a museum piece at that point (1976). He literally scavenged it from the electronics lab at the R.O.M. where he worked. It was my best friend for years and years.

[JavierCanzobre]

Great podcast is great to hear the history of the channel

[frankowalker]

I was going to rccomend the Fnirsi dual trace rechargeable bench oscilloscope, for the beginner, mine only cost £60 a few years ago. They have shot up in price since then. Around £200-£300 now.

Great podcast, and very interesting.