Massive AliExpress Haul - Arduino & Electronics Edition (2024)
Ғылым және технология
A quick channel intro and the unboxing of most of the components we're going to see on this channel. The goal is to build as many interesting projects as we can this year, and have fun doing it.
Website: ristoinnovates.com
List of parts and links: ristoinnovates.com/massive-al...
For Brands & Collaboration : beacons.ai/risto.innovates
▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro
2:00 - Neodymium Magnets
2:20 - 24 AWG Wire
2:35 - PCBs
2:56 - Transistors Kit
3:16 - Jumper Wires
3:33 - Diodes
3:48 - Li-Po Batteries
4:01 - TP4056 Charger Module
4:10 - LED Bar Graph Display
4:31 - Buck Converters
4:48 - Arcade Buttons
4:59 - Push Buttons
5:15 - Slide Switches
5:28 - 3-Way Slide Switches
5:40 - Toggle Switches
5:58 - Relays
6:15 - Dial Potentiometers
6:24 - Resistors Kit
6:35 - Arduino Displays
7:07 - Capacitors Kit
7:25 - Joysticks
8:09 - Pin Headers
8:15 - CD4051BE Multiplexers
8:28 - IC Sockets
8:38 - CD74HC4067 Multiplexers
8:53 - Slide Potentiometers
10:10 - Arduino UNO
10:20 - Arduino Pro Micro
10:52 - Node MCU
11:03 - WeMos D1 Mini Pro
11:19 - WeMos D1 Mini
11:27 - Arduino Uno
11:48 - Food Containers (What?)
12:46 - Pink Keycaps
13:42 - Green Keycaps
14:04 - Gold Switches
14:29 - Silver Switches
15:04 - Green Switches
15:32 - Blue Switches
16:07 - Outro
#arduino #electronics #macropad #cherrymx #mechanicalkeyboard #midicontroller
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I love the video idea! I shop Ali and learn about new components all the time. I really hope to see your content for years to come!
Hi, cool Video. I know the feeling of excitement when a forgotten aliexpress Electro Order arrives 😅. Future Project: Build your own Flightcontroller to use in Quadcopter, RC Wings and so on
@RistoInnovates
12 күн бұрын
Thanks for the suggestion, I will look into it. Have a nice day!
Such a great video. I can't wait to see what you will make next. Keep up the amazing work!
@RistoInnovates
15 күн бұрын
Thank you, that means a lot. Next video coming very soon!
welcome to the club brother. you gained a new subscriber. ❤
@RistoInnovates
5 күн бұрын
Appreciate it! Thank you
Looking forward to seeing what you make!
@RistoInnovates
3 ай бұрын
Me too! Can't wait to post my next video. Thanks for stopping by!
Can you name all the future project ideas I hinted in the video? Let me know down below!
Nice video, looking forward to the next one. Consider getting ESP32 mcu's. Price wise almost the same as the ESP8266 but much more capable. Mail bag videos are great. Looking forward to your first project video
@RistoInnovates
12 күн бұрын
Thanks, I will definitely get some ESP32s. I have another video of a project build on my channel, you can check it out if you like, and I'm finishing up a new build as well, which will be up in a few days.
Such a fantastic start to your channel! Your energy and excitement are infectious, and I can't wait to see what you'll create next. Keep up the amazing work! 💪🔌 #CreativeSpark"
@RistoInnovates
3 ай бұрын
Thank you, that means a lot!
Welcome to the DIY Keyboard/MIDI Controler Rabbit hole. It's a deep one...
@RistoInnovates
3 ай бұрын
Thank you, glad to be here! 😄
Hi, great Video! Have a look at wled with esp32 microcontroler, you can control led strips or even make a diy led-matrix
@RistoInnovates
4 күн бұрын
Thank you, I've been eyeing them for quite some time
Great video !! keep up the work !!
You are following my dream.
@RistoInnovates
16 күн бұрын
Hey, if I can do it - anyone can. Go for it!
Great first video. Shouldn't you let all the components in their grey metalic plastic bag to prevent from dust or moisture? Can't wait to see your futur projects
@RistoInnovates
17 күн бұрын
You are correct, the components are best kept in their antistatic bags to keep them from being damaged from electrostatic discharge. However, it is very hard to show them in the video through the bags 😂 Just kidding, but it is actually easier to store them without the bags, and I know I will use them in projects really soon. Thanks for your input, make sure to check out my second video, where I put many of the components in use.
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Nice First video for your channel!. It may be a little expensive but you could try to make an arduino controlled 3d printer. Say that say nothing!
@RistoInnovates
3 ай бұрын
Sounds like an interesting idea! Thank you for your input. 🤗
@user-ol2yg4vw9j
3 ай бұрын
@@RistoInnovates your welcome!
@RistoInnovates
3 ай бұрын
@@user-ol2yg4vw9j BTW, I already have an Ender 3 v2 which I will definitely use in the future videos and I already plan to upgrade to the Bambu Lab P1S or X1C in the near future for that blazing speed. Have you used any of them, what are you thoughts on those printers?
@user-ol2yg4vw9j
3 ай бұрын
@@RistoInnovates Actually, I never had a 3d printer before. I odered the Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro but unfortunately, it will only arrive in september. Its strange because I live in Canada and i've ordered it from Elegoo.com. Anyways sorry, I can't answer you but I can tell you that ive heard good things about them. Thanks for asking!
@user-ol2yg4vw9j
3 ай бұрын
Actually if your comfortable with this, I have a question me too. I understand if you say no but like I said, I have never used a 3d printer before so i have never used a CAD program before. I've downloaded Onshape a few months ago but i don't understand anything about it. I understand if you say no but I wonder if you could make me online lessons for a resonable price in a videoconference. It would be nice but like i said, i understand totally if you say no.
Elastic wire? Please explain...
@RistoInnovates
9 күн бұрын
Haha. That is AWG 24 wire which is more bendy than, let's say a single 0.5mm strand of wire. So maybe I should have said "bendy" instead of elastic.