You are pretty much the only person I know whose videos are time-consuming, complicated and ridiculously high quality who actually uploads regularly. You are super amazing, I love what you do and will always continue to watch your videos. With the highest respects, Sinok.

@DIYPerks

7 жыл бұрын

What a compliment - thanks!

@cjehfbcjrjeh2000

6 жыл бұрын

how__to__minecraft Darude Sandstorm

@isaiahpenny9501

6 жыл бұрын

Naikōmusic I thought you were complaining at first! lol 😂

@khemrajhsamaroo3671

2 жыл бұрын

@@DIYPerks helloooo good day I think you should try a website called SparkFun Its a electronic website you can order from

@Mass.tamizha

Жыл бұрын

@@DIYPerks old Sony Mobile display to monitor it's your next test (exclude capturecard)

Anyone else want an ASMR of just Matt talking gently? Or maybe an audiobook narration.

"attach this wire like this.... and this wire goes here like that - and voila, a particle accelerator." Yes mate, you might have to go over a few more steps here and there.

@Fjay10

4 жыл бұрын

Rolica now you just gotta make it blow up and become flash

@Verminskyi

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking a wiring diagram might assist.

@aaronmicalowe

4 жыл бұрын

*In the future:* Just plug in your 3D printer to the file in the description and voila, a particle accelerator in just a few minutes. 😁

I FEEL SMARTER JUST BY WATCHING THIS VIDEO.

@deepakk1347

4 жыл бұрын

why?

@BShadoWxD

4 жыл бұрын

The you must be pretty stupid

@RealCalamity

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@danargumelarinc9660

3 жыл бұрын

You know when it matters to your heart...

@danielletrent1906

3 жыл бұрын

Zuksplaplayto

This project series went from, "Yeah...I can do that," to, "well..shit," pretty damn quick.

@4.0.4

7 жыл бұрын

Ben M Which part is hard? He explained it so well, step by step.

@Lameonade

7 жыл бұрын

Difficulty is relative.

@benm5913

7 жыл бұрын

aiklarung Mostly the sound portion, for me at least, was bewildering. Got lost in the jargon.

@4.0.4

7 жыл бұрын

Just Google the jargon you don't understand. With time, you need less and less of that, until it becomes just natural. You won't depend on companies making the product you want, if you can just build it yourself to your exact liking (and often for much cheaper)

@thewhitedragon4184

7 жыл бұрын

I understood the jargon mostly because it overlaps with music production jargon but yeah i feel you

Dude, you literally have the best projects!

@lolimpol

7 жыл бұрын

Natural Nerd hey natural nerd, I watched a lot of your video's, they're awesome too😊

@Nerdforge

7 жыл бұрын

Hey, didn't expect to be recognized, that's awesome! Thanks mister :)

@lolimpol

7 жыл бұрын

Natural Nerd yeah, just one tip... the light box, I wish it would have been more opaque, because you could see the LEDs inside... (just call me pol)

@godforgive3

6 жыл бұрын

Natural Nerd so do you!!! You two need to do something together. Please?

@kateapple1

3 жыл бұрын

Oh shit it’s nerdforge! I love your channel too! I want you both all the time I wish I was smart enough to do the projects that you do with electronics but they’re really cool thanks for doing what you do

Put magnets on the back and mount it anywhere in your house, because you know, we live in the future! Ha but really, coming from someone born in 1992. Love your channel, never lose that passion for creating! 😊

Tip: you can tie a knot on the 3.5mm headphone cable inside of the speaker. This will almost always avoid damage to the circuit/soldering when the cable is yanked.

Dude your sick , i feel like i am in a wrong field of studying . Doing this is so satisfying , and your voice make it more pleasurable .

I don't know why I am here and why I am watching this video, I even don't have ability to use this tools but your videos like a magical and I can't control myself about watching or not watching. Thanks. Hello from Turkey.

I worked 1 week for this thing, in fact I'm an engineer and I was thinking something like this...when I saw this video I found it helpful... well I think it works good and thank you for help:)

I am glad that you take some extra time on the sound bar, it was most interesting part of the build. I am even thinking of making one for a normal screen.

Another great one, Matt! Thanks for coming up with such cool projects and the beautiful production values too.

I really like this channel a lot. Not only because its DIY but also the quality of the content! Thumbs UP!!

nice extension of the original display video, thanks Matt. The bass response tweak isn't something you see often even in videos on making bluetooth speaker sets, a great extra touch

Perfect timing, I am making all my christmas presents this year, and following my (relative) success with the diy mushroom lights I extracted the screen from a hp pavilion g6 just last night to make my boy a second screen. Now I am going to make this!

Nice video, it was deffinately worth the wait. Keep up the original projects and awesome quality

I would really like to try this, but i have noo idea what is happening

@jerwinusacdin8954

4 жыл бұрын

LMAOOOOO

I'm glad I came across this. I've been literally trying to do this exact thing with the screen I have but it's much slimmer than what I had planned

Been in the leigh industry along time and the last part about the Handy third arm is the best thing ever made even wit coolant inside.... thumbs up!!

Your Videos can come at a year's interval, and I wouldn't mind, Sir :D They are always Top End

You're like an OCD Collin Furze its awesome!

Supreme workmanship and concept.

Wow, mindblown. You gave me a lot of inspiration and motivation. I have a broken laptop sitting and waiting for the revive it, but I will evetually turn it into something as epic as possible, thank you!

Amazing work! I am going to build it as soon as i can get my hands on the materials. Thank you!

next video: I COVERED MY HOUSE IN CARBON FIBER VINYL WRAP

@DIYPerks

6 жыл бұрын

....now there's an idea ;)

@Adhilaxmi_sunkara

4 жыл бұрын

😜

@eugeneattaattadjei9403

3 жыл бұрын

@@DIYPerksA video on making a touch screen pen would be appreciated, thanks

@GlovedGame

3 жыл бұрын

@@DIYPerks you haven’t done it yet it’s been 3 years

@tbread1128

3 жыл бұрын

@@DIYPerks do you have a more detailed tutorial (or know a tutorial) on how to build speakers with recycled drivers? My UE megaboom died but the drivers are perfectly fine, I do not know how much Watts and Volts etc. and I don't know anything about electricity but it feels like a waste not to use these drivers and passive radiators.

I have your skills, but I am glad I have you for the creative bit. I can't say enough good things about this guy. He is brilliant and creative and shares his ideas with the world. He even goes as far as showing you step by step. You are awesome sir! Thank you for the diy ideas and the hard work you put into making the videos for us as well.

Man, this is freaking awesome, I love your videos... wish you all the best and continue teaching us :)

I love this project, I'm thinking about making one myself

I think eryone just watched this vid and never gonna build it by themself. Still amazing video and amazing Monitor

@QTProductionsofUtah

7 жыл бұрын

I've made something much like what he made that I put on my channel, even used the same circuit he used to control the lcd panel. I made it before he did tho, but mine was inspired by greatScott and not as good as matts

@TechKidShazil

7 жыл бұрын

Iam trying to build one.Well now iam searching for a dead laptop

@janmetdepetop6007

7 жыл бұрын

Unless you have a screen and the rest lying around you can do most of what this thing accomplishes and more with a tablet for less money. The video is mostly for inspiration and about the diy active speakers, modding. It's a great thing of course. You learn how to make things.

@ObakuZenCenter

7 жыл бұрын

Yep, way too much hassle and not cheap enough to justify the effort. Cool to watch though.

@nickys5578

6 жыл бұрын

John D A --- You are not even going to get a china one to work for a year with the price he paid to make this yes time is something to consider but even the cheapest ones online are $150 most decent ones are running $200, Now I will say he did do that custom board which he actually did the more expensive way but hey who am I at least he got it done. All I can think about when I see people post things like what you just said is how Dr. Dre had a max cost of $14 a head phone yet they where being sold for hundreds. I learned really quick how to make my own head phone out of old ones and heat shrink. Shoot I remember getting some broke high end head phone and replaced one speaker and made and extra 70 dollars because people wanted to pay that much or else they thought it was a rip off not knowing all along it was a rip off from the brand that they needed to worry about and I did test them yes they held up to all outputs before I sold them. even a bread box and making your own circt boards become a big money saver!! you can reuse those tools and save yourself money

Your uploads are great! When my company is finally in the black itll be YOUR projects all over my office, studio, apartment, friends apartments, the neighbors house, resturaunts I frequent.... Well you get the idea.

This is video i was wanting! Thanks diy perks!

Would love to see a smart touchscreen coffee table project. Love your vids and project very inspiring 👍👍👍

why did you use aa batteries instead of 18560 li-ion batteries

@bobbob5054

7 жыл бұрын

Martin Očko meh

@tjeulink

7 жыл бұрын

i think because they are less dangerous and easier to deal with in terms of circuitry.

@TheRealZakzor

7 жыл бұрын

Martin Očko My thought exactly

@iblis89

7 жыл бұрын

id be more curious why not Lithium polymer batteries from example a RC car, they can be made quite a lot thinner :)

@d4m4s74

7 жыл бұрын

Easier charge circuit (since he can simply buy an adapter)

Always love watching your videos - some great projects to have a go at. Thanks and please keep it up!

Matt your channel is so brilliant. Thank you.

Good job with the fiber cover, it made it look awesome. I didn't think of that when I did my screen. But instead of using a chrome cast I have ordered a raspberry pi 3 and will install (kodi software) on it to stream media online.

I think that you have to work for Samsung as their main engineer!!! The design is great , minimalistic simple and modern!! love your videos !!!!!!

OMG - THanks for the third arm.... Not really ready to take on "this" project just yet, but that arm is going to come in handy. Bless you..

You my friend have earned another subscriber....Always looking for a new project.

Don't make low pass filters from regular electrolytics, you need at least a bipolar elec or better yet a proper film cap! You'll get a huge improvement if you redo that filter.

@DIYPerks

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip - will do some experiments for next time.

@janmetdepetop6007

7 жыл бұрын

Yes that filter seemed extremely primitive to me. The result is what matters guess. And in the end a lot can be done diferently, better but sometimes would go beyond simple diying. I recall hearing on a forum that I neeed a 10K Ohm logarithmic potentiometer for audio input attenuation rather than a 500ohm linear one for ideal control, to avoid the immediate jump in sound levels as well. They said it had to do with audio levels being logarithmically scaled. So the higher voltage would raise volume too fast compared to a logarithmic one (it uses the bottom part of a logarithmic graph to more slowly raise power levels, of course after that the log pot will raise levels faster than a linear one).

@ashekaramesh

6 жыл бұрын

Jan Metdepetop could you explain more

Crikey, you guys have obliterated that like button! Thanks a lot!

@stephan935

7 жыл бұрын

Great video! I think you forgot to link to the third arm though.

@BunMaska

7 жыл бұрын

DIY Perks great video! I have a similar screen setup but I have powered it using an external battery charging pack. the pack is heavy but powers the screen for more than 4 hours. It has a USB jack as well - so you can use that to power the Chromecast no idea though on how it could be modded to power the speakers and amp Besides that it is a simpler plug and play for some one untechy like me :D

@ericvauwee4923

7 жыл бұрын

Every video of you gets a instant like from me. love your work and phenomenal video editing in every one!

@seberous

7 жыл бұрын

DIY Perks np

@FabioBorselli

7 жыл бұрын

You deserve it man!

Love your stuff. everything you build is all stuff ive tried to build before or have always wanted to.

Subscribed. Cool DIY projects! Thubms up, dude!

I made one with four 18650 cells a while ago. It utilizes an internal eCube E4 balance charger and a custom voltage monitor which switches the buck converter off when the voltage hits three volts. I will probably add a dim when battery low function later. Great video!

@MrJackfriday

6 жыл бұрын

owh please do share how you do it. im more of a copy cat then an educated electrician or engineer.

@tehpunisher4568

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed I am looking at doing this too have 6 18650s waiting for this

@vikkidyer

5 ай бұрын

Do you have a video of this please as this is what I want to use and I'm stuck how to wire it up xx

@drkastenbrot

5 ай бұрын

nowadays id do this way differently. just a pd trigger module and a usb pd powerbank that can put out the needed voltage. you get all the battery protection and battery level indication without any effort

Your British accent really adds to the video.

@natangurfinkel

5 жыл бұрын

I thought he is from New Zealand. Is he not?

@ZooperPlayz

5 жыл бұрын

Not BRITISH its ENGLISH accent

@chriswade9616

5 жыл бұрын

@@ZooperPlayz Well technically speaking, England is part of Great Britain, so what's your point?

@NavinBetamax

5 жыл бұрын

@@chriswade9616 ............FYI..........England is name of Country........English is the Language spoken.......?!......

@p0xygen

4 жыл бұрын

@@NavinBetamax Yeah but English isn't only spoken in England so he has a British accent as he is from England... English accent could mean way too much so you instead specify which English accent...

Nice job with the low pass filter +DIYPerks, that one was a nice touch.

Thanks bro now I have another project to try n do. Keep them coming love the content

You seem like the nicest guy in the world... :)

@fetymann

7 жыл бұрын

It's the British accent, which is also known to make someone sound more intelligent.

@stu4203

7 жыл бұрын

lol depends what part of Britain , some accents can make someone that's quite intelligent sound as thick as shit.

Just finished making this. Had to change some things for what I had but it looks great! Thanks! First soldering job too! Just as I finished I saw the new video about the brass touch screen monitor. A little upset I didn’t do that but then I saw the price of some of those screens and control boards and felt better again. Lol Thanks a lot!

@vikkidyer

5 ай бұрын

Hi Just wondering what you changed for your screen. I want to do this but I was thinking about using 18650 batteries xx

@Bryantfstephens

5 ай бұрын

@@vikkidyer hey it’s been a while since I made it so, it’s hard to remember what I changed without watching the video again. I think it might have been that I used some speakers from a TV and the cavity that I made was shaped differently(and cut one sheet at a time then glued). Your batteries should work as long as to set the voltage for your batteries. I also remember that the way the circuitry worked (according to video) the batteries had to have charge to work even if plugged in to the wall. Basically if you watch it while charging it the batteries drained slower so it was best to charge overnight.

@adrianrobles2669

4 ай бұрын

Can you guys please help me the links in the description do not work

this is why I love watching your video I'm so glad I'm subscribed to your channel as well as many other channels that like to invent and get creative you are the people that I look up to in the future to show all the generation that don't know about the tronic cool inventions thank you very much for your videos

Always amazing DIY projects! Very inspiring!

Watched all the video now... Fantastic!!! I did not know it was possible to stream to the chromecast a second monitor from the pc ! I will definitely try this project :)

@lyrix7479

7 жыл бұрын

Maybe upload a Video about you doing so

@NeverStopSeeking

7 жыл бұрын

I am thinking about it, but i still have to find a way to do something similar but not copy, i want to add something of my own :) And of course i will give credit to Matt and link his original video !

@lyrix7479

7 жыл бұрын

NeverStopSeeking maybe add better speakers on the side and colour those ugly screws at the bottom

@NeverStopSeeking

7 жыл бұрын

The screw were bothering me too xD I will think about it but maybe i have another idea ... :P

@fwt7237

7 жыл бұрын

You make cool stuff too!!! Keep it up man, i want to see more of you :)

This guy sounds just like my character on Dragon Age: Inquisition. Excellent build!

these videos are so inspiring to me. i love to make things myself and often think of ways i can make the things i need rather than buy them but when i think about technology, its hard to imagine anyone actually making these things.its always seemed untouchable to me so watching you do this with such confidence inspires me to think about things differently. thank you

@marynrose198

7 жыл бұрын

i mean a lot of this stuff is still over my head but it makes me want to learn more about them

this is the best diy project on youtube

Wow can't wait to see this video! i bet will be awesome as always!

@fwt7237

7 жыл бұрын

Nice Led Ring Light dude, i always wanted one , now i am considering to make it myself

@NeverStopSeeking

7 жыл бұрын

yes.. but still learning how to make a lot of stuff , thousand of years away from the level of DIY perks xD

@Yonatan24

7 жыл бұрын

You're commenting with your second channel ...And you aren't even hiding it. Wow...

@NeverStopSeeking

7 жыл бұрын

excuse me? what?

@StuartFeltham

7 жыл бұрын

I think Yonatan24 is suggesting that you're Matt of DIY perks using a second channel to big himself up.

0:50 I like how he said the extended monitor project was pretty basic, dude... for the rest of us human being it's not LOL

@mariaeguiluz5636

4 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@christianpersson4643

4 жыл бұрын

Tbh, I think it's easier than it looks. You just need the courage to try. After all, trying is the best way of learning. I've gathered a few screens from laptops and are going to try to make one extra screen based on his video.

@gissa2046

3 жыл бұрын

Christian Persson hello cristian have you had any luck on making one? I am going to try to do it too but its just really hard to follow this guy lol.

@osnaldov

3 жыл бұрын

I removed the lcd from an old laptop and waiting on the board. looking forward to the challenge. will be adding a power bank instead so I don't have to do all that extra work. thinner neater

@gissa2046

3 жыл бұрын

@@osnaldov How did the project go? Did you find a good working power bank with enough wattage, volt, amp, and mAh?

Absolutely amazing!! Nice job.

this is very exhilarating! , I have gained so much motivation from your videos! Thanks

Hi DIY Perks - If I may, I'd like to make a video request that can be very helpful for farmers in developing countries like India. The request is to create a centrifugal water pump that runs on the concept of sterling engine, powered by heat from concentrated sunlight using fresnel lens. So to simplify, the fresnel lens concentrates sunlight and generates heat to run the sterling engine, where the wheel of the sterling engine is the wheel inside the water pump itself. This can really help farmers in India who have limited access to power to water their fields. Thank you so much in advance.

@DIYPerks

7 жыл бұрын

That's a pretty good idea. I will add it to my list!

@karthikd490

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

@NERDVilleUK

7 жыл бұрын

DIY Perks check out the tesla valve.

@SurajGrewal

7 жыл бұрын

Aah! Man,that's gonna be ineffitient.the amount of materials used for focusing such huge amount of light,and size if land covered could have been used for high voltage power line instead. There is gonna be a huge loss of energy ,by reflected radiated heat.

@karthikd490

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Suraj, I don't think the system would be inefficient or occupy large space. You can generate as much as 2000 F with a 50 inch single point focus fresnel lens. Combine that with the centrifugal pump, it hardly occupies much space. If you intend to put it in your living room then yes, it does occupy lot of space. But if you install it near the wells in farm lands, which is my motive, then the space wouldn't be a constraint. As long as we get the right amount of energy to run the sterling engine, I don't think we need to worry about the rest of energy. In fact, some loss of energy or dissipation into surroundings is good as it prevents overheat and damage of materials.

Why hasn't a big, professional consumer electronics manufacturer hired you as their chief engineer yet?

@toastbrotlf2000

7 жыл бұрын

neoqueto How do you know they haven't?

@JoshuaLotion

7 жыл бұрын

neoqueto coz he didn't design anything. He just bought parts to put together . If he needed to make a real product, he needs to make his own custom boards and everything. Not buy them from ebay

@toastbrotlf2000

7 жыл бұрын

You know there's jobs doing exactly that? Product design? The boards are then made by another department.

@The_Cokimoto

7 жыл бұрын

Lennart Fuchs This is true, most companies buy the parts from other manufacturers or have them built on specifications like Apple using Samsung parts.

@TwistyTrav

7 жыл бұрын

joshua lotion That's basically what companies do anyway. They buy parts from Chinese manufacturers, put them together in a product, then slap a brand name label on it...

Awesome! Love you're projects and videos

You r really awesome. I didn't know that making an additional screen nd also a tv would b this easy. I will follow this process nd create 4 additional monitors nd add them together to create my own big gaming monitor. Thanks for showing d path of getting a better gaming experience by saving lots of money. Hats off to you...

I was like, perfect way to recycle stuff Then I immediately said, _”yes i CAN’T do this”_

if you replace the screen with touch IPS panel, and slimmest design or components, you'll beat microsoft surface for sure. this also suite for mobile or in-car usage. or just add wireless keyboard with trackpad on it

@brunolopes2205

5 жыл бұрын

Just missing the cpu, fans, storage, camera aaaand.... oh yeah software

@rehmanarshad1848

5 жыл бұрын

​@@brunolopes2205 Yeah but couldn't anyone just mount a Raspberry pi model 3 B+, with Ubuntu Core, or Raspbian OS, onto the back of the display using the same mounting screws? Then use a bluetooth keyboard and mouse? Hell if they wanted they could swap the sd card with one loaded with retro pie and use some bluetooth controllers and make it a portable retro emulation machine they could take with them on the go!!!! That's what I'm working on. :D The only thing to make sure is to add a good heat sink and a good fan, to ensure proper heat dissipation, and no thermal throttling. Not to mention they could also make it a web server to host their websites from!

@diegotheslinger

5 жыл бұрын

@@rehmanarshad1848 Yeah not in the class of a surface by a longshot.

@datrandomdugggy5537

4 жыл бұрын

@@diegotheslinger the surface is garbage tho and i think the orginal poster ment the screen would be better

@mathematicalninja2756

4 жыл бұрын

bruno lopes lol

Just bought a couple of broken/smashed smart tv’s off eBay (one was £2 other was 99p!) im going to use the boards from one to turn a faulty Samsung 32” tv into a smart tv, after watching this I think I might use the other one to make a little portable smart tv as I’ve got a few li-po batteries from phones/tablets... cheers for the inspiration 👍🏼

very cool build & clear explanation,

"Next week I show you how to add a foldable keyboard to our home made computer" I expect we will go full circle any day now and we just end up with a laptop. 😂😂

I love your accent. I watch your videos just to hear your voice... it's so soothing #nohomo

@tonyhong20

7 жыл бұрын

Kyon #NeverHomo

@Wrathinside

7 жыл бұрын

It's called ASMR.

Not a TV, but a wireless video monitor with sound.... I thought you were building a TV, you know, with a tuner built in, it's STILL a WONDERFUL build tho, thank you for your hard work and sharing it with all of us

now this I need!! especially as I can mount it in my little ones bed! Great video!

Mat:*makes a project* Vinyl wrap:MY TIME HAS COME

I like how the video chosen was animals going insane on each other XD.

Sir your really creative, hope you would keep doing this amazing work, cheers 🍻

As a Mechatronics teacher this has easily become one of my favorite channels! Cant wait to have my students do a bunch of these projects next year!

I SUGGEST USING FUSE IN CASE OF OVERVOLTAGE FROM THE STEP DOWN!

Really cool stuff. ;) (But i would use 18650 li-ion battery's instead.)

@surfer2011

3 жыл бұрын

How would you do that? How many cells? in series/parallel? and how about the charging? TP4056 can only charge 1 at a time?! Thanks for your help

@vikkidyer

5 ай бұрын

​@surfer2011 hiya I'm just wondering if you figured it out as that's what I want to use xx

Very Clean Build... Love It !!! 😎👍👍👍

You're simply amazing! thanks for your wisdom

Remarkable how his explanations "sound" so much more complicated than the actual words/sentences are.

@Dr.JustIsWrong

4 жыл бұрын

@@ryanlightle373 ..take my clothes off.. ?? Perv! Okay No silly, it's the prosody of his speech.

Any reason why you went for a load of AA over a few 18650s ?

@CSO3DOnline

7 жыл бұрын

cheap and safer to work with

@vgamesx1

7 жыл бұрын

+山寨卡屁 Lithium cells are nearly as safe as long as you keep them above 3v, keep them under 4.2v and don't short them out and although it costs more there are also LiFePO4 cells which are even safer. As for the cost, AAs are certainly cheaper but not by very much, especially when 18650s last longer (roughly 400 cycles vs about 1000 cycles) and have way more capacity so I'd say that easily more than makes up for the price difference, but if you go on ebay and buy cheap laptop packs you can get good deals on 18650s at around $1 per cell and are usually decent cells, last couple packs I bought, I received cells that were roughly 2000mah and 2400mah. (9 cells and 12 cells) for me the cost was closer to $1.25 per cell so let's calculate the cost difference using that. $11 and $15 for both packs, now rechargeable AA tend to go for about $20 on an 8 pack at local stores and $35 for 12 pack of quality pack of eneloops makes them $2.5 and $2.9 per battery, now that's an unfair comparison since the 18650s are used but new cells only cost $3-$5 and offer over double the capacity and at least double the lifespan, without counting the added charging and discharging circuitry they are an insanely good value compared to AAs. I'm guessing he went with AA because people are more likely to have them lying around their house and/or merely prefers them for some reason.

@theLuigiFan0007Productions

7 жыл бұрын

One thing you're wrong about, Eneloop Ni-MH AA cells are rated for 2100 charge cycles, which is much better then cheap 18650 Lithium cells. They hold up to 60-80% their charge for well over a couple years and have a VERY low internal resistance. a.co/cfeNtl3 Price per unit is about $2.65. The new line of Eneloop cells are very impressive in terms of specs. I think they're working on a 2500/3000 cycles 3AH version to be released 2018.

@vgamesx1

7 жыл бұрын

theLuigiFan0007 Well I meant more so in general terms, obviously if you get some quality 18650 cells and limit their charge to only 4.1v or there about you can get 2000-3000 cycles on those too, but yeah those eneloops are pretty great aren't they? Plus they don't even cost much more than some of the poor quality batteries sold in local stores.

@theLuigiFan0007Productions

7 жыл бұрын

vgamesx1 Rayovac used to have Ni-MH 48 packs for $70 and 24 packs for $40 on their site. They were 2400mAH and rated for 500 cycles or 1350mAH and rated for 1000 cycles. That's not too either for the price, but I can't find packs those size anymore. I bought a 16 pack of Rayovac Ni-MH batteries a couple years ago (1350mAH version), and last year got a 16 pack of Eneloop cells. Still use the Rayovac batteries quite often, but more for things like flashlights and game controllers.

Well done! You make some cool gadgets

great job man . keep it up i like all your videos

TV companies hate him!

Its a shame u didnt use lithium-ion 18650’s

@morglue

4 жыл бұрын

Kevin only real ones use them for everything.

@bigd7861

4 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY what I was thinking!

@CACOE_

4 жыл бұрын

20000mah power bank?

@aimless3827

4 жыл бұрын

Li-po is better.

@lucretius8050

4 жыл бұрын

Tech has changed, you can probably simplify the whole thing with a PD power bank and PD trigger cables to get the voltage you want basically removing a lot of parts and soldering.

very well arranged channel & professional looking. you always have cool projects & make them look class!! its amazing what can be done out of stuff you think is no good anymore with just a little imagination, ya can do wonders...

very cool build. I can't wait to make my own.

Dude, I thoroughly enjoyed the video! I do have a legit question about the bass speaker/chamber/port. I realize we're not designing/building for the New York Philharmonic, but does it change the characteristics of the sound when the port length is determined, then you effectively shrink the space by putting the amplifiers in that chamber? This may be an acoustic 'red herring' on my part, but that's why I'm asking. I know just enough to be dangerous. ;-) Thanks mate, and again, great work!!

@DIYPerks

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it will affect things very slightly. Whether you'll notice is a different matter! I did my testing with the amps inside the enclosure just to be sure.

@7274_

7 жыл бұрын

DIY Perks what is the camera that you use in your video's?

@ElijahLeung

7 жыл бұрын

DIY Perks I'm surprised you designed the speaker factoring the box in. When designing a sub the box is probably the most important part of it. You should partner up with barevids lol.

I feel stupid every time I watch your videos. :(

@samus8430

6 жыл бұрын

Me to

@DD-ow4or

6 жыл бұрын

i feel stupid man and shit bcus i finished highschool studing electronics and basically idk shit bcus well i know damn well i skiped classes like an idiot but by seeing this projects i feel like "why i did that why ?? this could be awesome if i took part and learned it fuckkk"

This guy is amazing he makes it look so easy

Wow ! That is amazing, very smart .

Hey Matt, have you considered building your own (DIY) Projector, using those lovely 100W LEDs of yours?

@jabbahammahummus2887

7 жыл бұрын

There's actually quite a good guide on an 4k projector on instructables if you're interested

@gmoney771

7 жыл бұрын

Marcus Octavius I be interested in that if you don't mind, could I get a link please?

@JuanPretorius

7 жыл бұрын

garrett gaddy I assume he meant this instructables.com/id/World-First-DIY-Real-4k-UHD-Beam-Projector/

@JuanPretorius

7 жыл бұрын

Marcus Octavius thanks for the tip, the guide is actually very detailed and exactly what I was looking for.

@jabbahammahummus2887

7 жыл бұрын

Juan Pretorius That is the one I meant. Glad to help :)

It's be cool if you made a second channel that goes more in depth into the electronic side of things, because I think you need a basic knowledge of voltage and how electricity works etc to even attempt this.

@KyleBaker

3 жыл бұрын

This video is enough to guide you with a big picture direction! If you're serious about following a build like this, go do the extra research elsewhere on the internet to nail the details down. A little more involved than just 'do exactly this', but only a bit, and far more educational. :)

Bravo, Amazing work!

Fantastic project, Mr. Perks! The only thing that i would change is putting the battery meter on the front, such as in the sound bar. Still being impressed by your videos! Glad i found you!

Loved watching this. but I can't make this stuff myself 🙄

@TechKidShazil

7 жыл бұрын

Why?

@estefersonps3

5 жыл бұрын

yes, you are capable, we can all do it, just have willpower and love for wanting to learn, force my friend ...

What I've learned: with a soldering iron and glue anything is possible

Great work done!

This thing looks badass