I don't think the sensor on your S9 is necessarily fake. Samsung used 2 different camera lenses depending on the market the phone was sold in. For the US-snapdragon version they used a SONY IMX345 and for Exynos markets they used their own ISOCELL sensor.

@StrangeParts

5 жыл бұрын

Ooh, that's super interesting to know! That would make a lot more sense than someone faking the camera (which seems super hard to me).

@SupremeRuleroftheWorld

5 жыл бұрын

@@StrangeParts apple does the same thing with modems.

@leonc4653

5 жыл бұрын

exactly my thoughts. Happens with all kinds of manufactured product, cars, food and phones.

@MotivationAdonis

5 жыл бұрын

I could understand with Apple parts but why bother with Samsung unless they know nobody sells the camera so they just make fakes ones to sell so people can only get fake ones I think it would better for scammers to make counterfeit iPhone parts.

@Q_QQ_Q

5 жыл бұрын

Beside fake hardware parts are usually made by same company which makes original parts just like clothes factories .

install a headphone jack into the Galaxy Note 10 + and go to the samsung store and show it to them

@france-ke9ew

5 жыл бұрын

MAKE THIS POSSIBLE

@gamingtech972

5 жыл бұрын

Yesss!

@radilandarshana6430

5 жыл бұрын

everybody Please like this comment.. he needs to see this

@MrOGsonic

5 жыл бұрын

Take your like!!!

@TEENYcharma

5 жыл бұрын

They won’t care

There are 2 versions of s9+ g965U and g965F they use different camera modules from diferent manufactures. So the camera is not fake it's just differ!

@heyitsdrew

5 жыл бұрын

and.... are these examples of the two?

@VarietyGamerChannel

5 жыл бұрын

@@heyitsdrew indeed

@jakesweet1000

5 жыл бұрын

@@heyitsdrew sounds like someones trying to convince us his parts arent fake

@aarohanyt7374

5 жыл бұрын

@@jakesweet1000 no it's actually true

@pneumonoultramicroscopicsi4065

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe and maybe not, I think that the guy in the video knows his stuff.

Plot twist: The X-ray machine was a Chinese fake.

@AshLordCurry

5 жыл бұрын

They can't X-Ray scan their X-Ray Machine

@KasimAkr

5 жыл бұрын

Abeille Magique Dans Coquelicot or can they?

@AshLordCurry

5 жыл бұрын

@@KasimAkr That would be helpful lol

@zariski

5 жыл бұрын

lol .. no x-ray, only a dark filter and a Xaomi Phone! kkkkkkkkkkkk

@AshLordCurry

5 жыл бұрын

@@zariski lmao

Hey Scotty, just a quick thanks for making great content. A relationship with my girlfriend of eight years ended two weeks ago and for five days straight, I pretty much went from from never having heard of your channel to having watched every video. It was exactly the kind of non-emotionally driven content I needed and it genuinely helped a lot. It's not the reason you make these videos, but it helped this guy out in Ireland for the toughest time in his 30 years on this planet. Keep up the great work. It's appreciated in ways you can't imagine.

@stopreadingthisfools1465

5 жыл бұрын

Keep on keeping on brother.

@teasippingbritish5991

5 жыл бұрын

swallow that red pill

@StrangeParts

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry you're going through such a rough time - breakups, particularly of long relationships like this are always rough. But I'm glad my videos could provide at least a little comfort. It will get better. ❤️

@joe_schmoe_420

5 жыл бұрын

Get out and do things It's the most important thing to do when dealing with such issues Literally go anywhere and accept any invites Live the movie "yes man" till you stop feeling bad

@nakyer

5 жыл бұрын

Alex- Mo chomhbhrón, mo chara.

The module is just the ISOCELL and IMX, not counterfeit.

@snintendog

5 жыл бұрын

TMW the company he is interviewing about counterfeits is more counterfeit than china's bootleggers.

@aonduine7473

5 жыл бұрын

@@snintendog lol

@hollymolly518

5 жыл бұрын

just check if that main camera can actually change optical...

@amshermansen

5 жыл бұрын

They're not though, Snint. Just means they don't have knowledge of this particular phone. Obviously when they're contracted by a manufacturer, they will be told exactly how many revisions of the product there is, and how parts are supposed to look. They didn't have the ability to here, since it was a blind test. All they could do was agree that the camera wasn't the same, and it "could" be counterfeit.

@snintendog

5 жыл бұрын

TLDR They see a difference They just guess...what a great company minimum wage for sure. Not sent schematics just a picture to tell the difference...Remind me again that they are professionals.

True story: In 1992, at my second job after college, I got involved in early hardware-based real-time image and video processing, for the experimental radiation imaging systems we made (for X-rays, gamma rays, cosmic rays, neutrons and more). I briefly helped a project in the lab next to mine that was making a 6-axis robot (X, Y, Z translation + rotation) that was inside a lead-shielded box along with a micro-focus X-ray source and an X-ray imager. Why would someone need something like this? The customer was a TLA (Three Letter Agency) that had recovered military electronics from the ocean floor (you should be able to fill in that huge blank). This equipment contained circuitry that was state-of-the-art a decade earlier, and they wanted to know everything about it, from the connectors and wiring down to the transistors inside the integrated circuit packages. This had to be done non-destructively, as the equipment was already heavily damaged from its time in the ocean. While many companies could have taken on this challenge, we were the only one that combined X-ray source expertise with imaging expertise as well as robotics. In particular, getting highly focused X-rays generally requires focusing an electron beam on a minuscule spot, meaning the electron density was more than high enough to cause localized melting of the beam's target material, which then defocused the point-source. Our "special sauce" was getting "bright" X-rays that were also tightly focused enough to image at the micrometer level and below. Every trick in the book was used to keep that X-ray source bright and sharp, but even our best efforts meant it was "used up" after only a few weeks of operation, and would then need to be replaced. Still, that X-ray source was bright only by the standards of the day, and was only a few times brighter than a dental X-ray. That meant that we had to be extra careful to capture every single X-ray that made it through the target, and do so quickly yet with minimal degradation. Our X-ray sensor was a one-of-a-kind hand-built device (what we called "an escaped lab rat") that cost a bundle and would have been impossible to reproduce in quantity. Fortunately, it far outlasted the X-ray source, but did need frequent recalibration to maintain it's awesome performance. In Scotty's video, you may have noticed that the Creative Electron folks took a long duration exposure over many seconds: We were shooting 15 fps video! In its raw form, our best efforts looked like something viewed through a downpour; noisy and indistinct. Fortunately, our physicists had recorded some of that raw video and experimented on it for weeks to develop an algorithm to clean it up. Their software did a great job, but took minutes to process each frame. My job was to see if I could translate it to a hardware pipeline that would yield a frame every 67 milliseconds. Talk about having a fun problem to solve! This was literally "Math as Hardware", and the limitations of the hardware often caused the math to change to take those limitations into account. And when the math reached its limits, we then had to modify the machine itself. Since the X-ray source and sensor were already as good as they were going to get, that meant the robotics had to change. One trick (among many) in image processing is to sum up a bunch of frames (as Creative Electron did) to reduce the noise effects in each pixel which in turn improves contrast. A similar thing can be done in video, but only if the image content is moving "in the plane" (linearly in X/Y or rotationally along the Z (lens) axis), which is typically the case. Linear motion in Z (zooming) or rotation along other axes causes image distortion that is difficult to remove. Our robot had 6 axes, which meant we could easily compensate motion for only 3 of them. In most video, it is difficult to deduce out-of-plane motion accurately enough to even attempt these difficult corrections. But we had a robot, and by adding extremely precise position sensors to all 6 axes, we knew the exact spatial representation of every pixel, and could build the math needed to "un-do" the motion. Far from completely, but enough to be very useful to the operator while moving the robot. When imaging things at the transistor level, the robot would be locked-down and a longer image sequence would be taken. This meant we had a "deep" imaging pipeline. While we did succeed at operating at 15 fps, each frame arrived on the screen up to a second after it was taken, which made controlling the robot lag a bit, something the operators were able to adapt to. The chassis containing my software and the hardware it controlled cost about $250K at the time, which would be a cool half a million in today's dollars. Yes, I did get to play with some very nice toys! It's hard to believe that was nearly 30 years ago. Feels like yesterday. However, it is rewarding to see the exact same math used to create movies like Avatar, where "mo-cap" (motion capture) suits were used to obtain accurate position information in real-time. Since then, 4K video is now detailed enough to permit highly accurate motion information to be computed directly from the video itself, removing the need for external sensors, a technique that's become small part of the field called "Computational Photography". And now hand-held and head-mounted sensors are getting good enough to remove the motion sickness associated with early VR/AR products. Yet my system was doing the same math in real-time 30 years ago. It's even harder to believe I'm approaching the end of my engineering career. But at least I got a ton of stories out of that career. Rather than fight to the end to stay an engineer (and out of management), I'm seriously considering becoming a STEM teacher. You think young adults would put up with me?

@Big1nz

5 жыл бұрын

Yes we would your experience is invaluable ! It's great to hear real world examples along side theory, so many of my professors just seem completely disconnected from the modern day work force.

@Fixided

5 жыл бұрын

Double yes. Most of my engineering lecturers always lean towards management and I hate hearing their stories of "what I should do as a manager" I want to fucking be an engineer, fuck managing engineers.

@gabdeguzman1981

5 жыл бұрын

Wala akong pake

@raf42

5 жыл бұрын

Fascinating read! You seem to have a real knack for explaining complicated processes in a manner that is understandable to those who aren't in the field. This is (sadly) a rare trait in the engineering world, and shouldn't be taken for granted. As for becoming a stem teacher, obviously I cannot say more just based on what you wrote here, but anyone who is looking to become a STEM teacher is sorely needed in today's world. Certainly I (a young-ish adult) would be more than willing to listen to you teach. (My background, started as an undergrad engineer, ended up changing majors to a blend of tech, society, and policy, currently finishing my degree. But I still love engineering, and also am interested in education, albeit I doubt I'll end up as a teacher per se.)

@SianaGearz

5 жыл бұрын

This is a great report. Yes, from my experience, everyone appreciates a lecturer who has hands-on experience. Funny thing, the motion capture as it comes from the system in Avatar and that era in general is jittery and bad, and is cleaned up, in part automatically by just filtering it, in part by animators following it up by hand, basically recreating it while using the capture as a guide track. The facial movements got translated with quite a precision (possibly with a lot of manual help) but you can see smoothing and hand-keying which was done for all the body movements. Even when the capture looks to be remarkably good during preview, it still usually ends up being slightly bad on a rig of a 3D character for some reason, perhaps the locations or dimensions of bones not matching up, perhaps missing muscle simulation underneath the skin, so manual processing is kind of unavoidable.

Everytime I watch your channel I say to my wife, "this guy needs his own TV show". It is more interesting anything discovery has on. Just think if all the kids and young adults interested in technology wondering what they can do as a career. Your channel really shows how may possibilities there are for career choices in tech. Love it!

This is the only channel that I always watch the ads so you will get some $$$ Keep up the good work.

@polychoron

5 жыл бұрын

Thanx for this comment, I did not quite realize ad skipping behavior could negatively impact my favorite creators... I have a few that I'd like to quit skipping for.

Listen man, I just wanted to let you know that we really appreciate these videos you make. Hands down for me the best KZreadr on the platform right now and has been for some time. The time is must take to edit them.. cant even imagine. Keep doing what your doing my man!! Your smashing it right now

Scan the Galaxy Note 10 + and check if there's space for a headphone jack

@anton_.

4 жыл бұрын

There really is

@dogboy2199

4 жыл бұрын

@@anton_. how do you know?

It is really interesting seeing how the parts you buy differ from oem! Keep up the great work!

Strange Parts, creating videos you didn't even know you wanted. Great work, as always, and such an interesting topic!

@akasta

5 жыл бұрын

He’s also a huge inspiration because he never gives up on something regardless of how many times he failed.

@mbk0mbk

5 жыл бұрын

But needed!!

@zarontavern2002

Жыл бұрын

@Akasta failure is never an option, no matter how many times you fail you gotta get back up

13:15 omfg i literally thought that the guy in the back had his leg over scotty's leg ahahahahah xD

@mikmak3450

3 жыл бұрын

LMFAOO

LOVE your videos! Always get stoked when I get a notification when you posted a video. Keep them coming!

Add a headphone jack to the note 10+

@zahidshabir4038

5 жыл бұрын

why I am sure most people who comment this don't even use headphone jacks and have wireless headphone's

@Useless_Rift

5 жыл бұрын

Zahid Shabir no

@DJNicShogun

5 жыл бұрын

@@zahidshabir4038 you are crap

@DJNicShogun

5 жыл бұрын

@@MithrandirRS S5 cant play games

@snintendog

5 жыл бұрын

phone "games" have less gameplay than a DOS text game. Why would we want to play anything more than solitaire or checkers on a phone. I have a PSP, 3ds and a switch for Real games on the go.

For those of you just wanting to know the price, he spent $284.93 in making his own S9+

@RodolphosTechchannel

5 жыл бұрын

Morsalin almost the same price of a nice refurb one on eBay

@LittleRainGames

5 жыл бұрын

@@RodolphosTechchannel those refurbished are probably exactly same as his, not actually refurbished.

@jaffa3810

5 жыл бұрын

@@mindofvirtuoso3358 He said refurb....

@lukakostadinovic3269

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@anmol3457

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks man

I just want a collab project of strange parts n Jerry rig everything. Building a Frankenstein phone. 😇😇😇

@snintendog

5 жыл бұрын

why not make a frankenstein tablet as well and have ben heck as well?

@polychoron

5 жыл бұрын

OOOH. I mean, I don't watch JRE (yet)... I'm just oohing at the concept of a frankenphone... That has actual value to me, I would build one for it's worth, not just for the experience. I could customize it to my own exact needs... A better phone than every other phone in the world, from my own personal petspective. I'd die of bliss if I had Scotty's superpowers & could actually build such a monster.

@Kessoku

5 жыл бұрын

yes! that's will be an epic collaboration!

@randhir4278

5 жыл бұрын

shahriar akash yesss

@CerealScaresMe

4 жыл бұрын

Strange parts, Jerry rig everything, and Louis Rossman sponsored by ifixit

Love this episode. I find it great when you take your projects and interact with companies to see their innovative technology and services. Keep up the great work!

I just love the factory tours you show us, your fans. I really enjoyed watching you build the Samsung s9 and also taking us on tour of a company that builds state of the art machines that can be used in a lot of different applications.

There’s a missing screw indication on the bottom right of my screen when watching your video in full screen. 🤣

@nakyer

5 жыл бұрын

Arebyou suggesting that Scotty has at least one screw loose?

@PseudoResonance

5 жыл бұрын

@@nakyer I think he just means a red dot on the screen, as in the Strange Parts logo was similar to the red dots of the missing screw indicators.

@JMLRetroRoom

5 жыл бұрын

PseudoResonance That’s correct! 😁

@nakyer

5 жыл бұрын

@@PseudoResonance Do you?

@trojanhorse4ever

5 жыл бұрын

So you got X-RAY vision... that's dope dude.

Please do camera comparison.. Even if both of the 2 cameraes are OEM!.. That could interesting IMO!

The stats you pulled together for estimating the costs was a great idea! Brilliant aspect to add to a very interesting video. Great work.

Dude, you have inspired me. I wanted to learn fixing phones and doing engineering stuff, but I let it go and seeing you making stuff and doing these innovative things has lit that spark in me again. I would love to learn from you if we ever meet. Big big fan. Keep doing what you do and help us learn along the way.

sensors might be same but manufacturers put extra components for OIS. So even though you might have a genuine sensor which will perfectly well, but it will use eis.

Not only is this a cool video but finally a youtuber who doesnt click bait

@StrangeParts

5 жыл бұрын

It’s a fine line between good advertising for a video and clickbait. I try and stay on the right side of it, but I’m not sure I always get it right. Not for a lack of trying though.

@IlBiggo

5 жыл бұрын

@@Nwilliam43 Yeah, the very definition of clickbait is a title that draws attention *but* somehow lies about the contents. Giving an interesting title to your video is just being smart, not a clickbaiter .-) These days I see a lot of "clickbait" accusations to honest people who are good at promoting themselves - I guess it's like with the "troll" accusation: some people will call you a troll just because you challenged their opinions, and some people will call you a clickbaiter just because your title persuaded them to click on it.

@drvougel

5 жыл бұрын

The video itself is just an AD.

Great videos, keep making these smartphone builds and thank you for your Efford

Hey Strange Parts Awesome Videos man , i really enjoy watching . Happy your Back at it!

Thank You for Your Video. Informative, Entertaining, and at times Funny.

@warnopak979

4 жыл бұрын

Kosidah

Great to see a new vid! I smile as much as you do during all your videos... So fun!

@polychoron

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, he has a great smile. Hey, how do you not fall in love with KZread stars? Should I even try? I don't dislike loving people, quite the opposite... but there's a strange voice in my head that judges me negatively for it.

your videos is the type of videos i enjoy the most , thanks for all your effort

Great and informative video Scotty, keep up the excellent work

15:40 for the S9 parts price

Another great episode of Strange Parts... Thank you, Scotty! 😉👍

please do a functional test between the self build s9+ and the orginal s9+ ,and see what the difference on those functions, speed, camera quality, battery life, screen resolution etc

Long-time watcher, first-time commenter; another great video in a long line. Thank you for keeping me entertained for so long.

I dont know if is is suitable for your channel, but i would like to see you going to a Chinese neon sign factory to make your own strange parts neon sign.

*New Challenge Unlocked: Insert a headphone jack in Samsung Note 10+*

@polychoron

5 жыл бұрын

Not new. I spend too much time reading comments, lol

Very interesting video as well as it's great to see a guest on your show who has the same enthusiasm as you do. Very fun watch!

NEW VIDEO WOOHOOOOOOOOOO Keep it up man I love it!

Please do a video with iphone 7-8 lightning port to USB-C conversion.

@PseudoResonance

5 жыл бұрын

Lightning and USB-C are fundamentally totally different ports, and the controller chips are vastly different. This would require somehow replacing the lightning controller, almost certainly impossible, or putting some kind of adapter inside the phone, which is already very limited on space, seeing as the port is right next to a board. I doubt this would be possible, or if it is, it would be a huge pain for something almost entirely useless, as you would be unable to plug in most iPhone things without another adapter, which would be impractical. Sorry, but I really don't think this would be a good idea to implement on your own. Apple would have to do it themselves if you want it to be any more than an adapter built into the phone.

5 жыл бұрын

@@PseudoResonance yep, also it is common for the serial controller to be inside the SoC, which will significant increase the problem

Use the logic board of an iPhone in an android. That would be awesome.

7:13 the unease on your face shows that you felt you were called a criminal but you’re in his territory 😂

@Luka1180

4 жыл бұрын

It was pretty dumb of him to call them that, honestly...

Fascinating Scotty, well done!

HEY! any chance you can make a magic mouse that can charge it's battery while it's still working, by moving the charging port to the front? I ask because it's the only side scrolling multi touch mouse out there.

@TheKitMurkit

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, YOU can

Sabia que o sotaque do Bill era de brasileiro haha. Cheers mate.

@TioDuw

5 жыл бұрын

Acabei de comentar isso e vi seu comentario agora kkk

@reportimortal

5 жыл бұрын

@@TioDuw fui atrás da empresa pra saber se era mesmo. O sotaque dele é mto de brasileiro. Olhei o site e ta lá. Sabia hehe.

@TioDuw

5 жыл бұрын

@@reportimortal eu cheguei a entrar no google pra ver o site tb mas me distraí kkkk

@YuriFariasM

3 жыл бұрын

sabia mano kkkkkkk

Love these videos!

That's super cool! It's amazing how good a copy of a component can be that to the eye it's not even noticeable.

10:13 not gonna lie but I thought it was a hair at the top left corner

@davedragomir6632

5 жыл бұрын

A hair range from 17 to 181 µm (millionths of a meter). Seriously. Do you have hair as big as a twizzlers ?

@Agarico

5 жыл бұрын

Dan Dragomir Not if he has a different screen size plus it could be like pet hair witch could be thicker.

@davedragomir6632

5 жыл бұрын

@@Agarico No. Hair will never be that big and did you seriously say that it could be an animal hair.

Create a Samsung with a lighting cable I want see if you can do that

@jusbrah2139

5 жыл бұрын

Tahmidur yeah

@grizzhood1202

5 жыл бұрын

Tahmidur impossible

And this is why up to date documentation is so important! As even if a tiny thing changes it would appear to be fake if it doesn't match the detailed documentation

Trying to get into DIY scene after watching your stuff scotty As someone who graduated from accounting major, you really inspired me to try take different route Thank you so much and i hope you keep making a good content that will inspire a lot of people . . Regards from Indonesia

If you want to know whats the price s9+ cost its 284 usd

without doing any homework at all, is it possible samsung hired two different manufacturers to produce its camera sensors? that could be your discrepancy.

Damn, I need this second machine at work, we often have issues with the electronic parts, like bonding wire not contacting the silicone because lady at the factory of that component touched her face full of makeup and then touched the silicone before bonding, or carbon resistors just randomly going open circuit, or SMD resistors breaking and the crack isn't visible, x-ray would help a lot. Oh and my quick guess one the price of your DIY samsung was $300.

Wow, that was super cool. I never thought about it. I mean it is logical that there are companies for testing if electronic parts if they are real or not, but still... It is still fascinating to learn more about it. Thanks.

Why not just post the extra videos on a video hosting platform like, oh I don't know.... KZread?

Can't get the parts anymore because a company doesn't make them. A different company comes along and makes them... Guy calls them criminals.. wut?

@imwithyou38

5 жыл бұрын

the fact u dont kjnow the difference is hilarious

@MrxstGrssmnstMttckstPhlNelThot

5 жыл бұрын

It's probably proprietary technology, so it's breaking patent laws and such. It's obviously bullshit, but it is against laws.

@StrangeParts

5 жыл бұрын

No, the problem is that they're taking a completely different part, that doesn't do the same thing at all, and relabeling them and passing them off as a more expensive part. If they were making a compatible part, that would be far far more acceptable (particularly if they were honest about the fact it wasn't original).

@GumRamm

5 жыл бұрын

The problem is when the different company claims that they’re made by the first company...

@nicmonberg5974

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrxstGrssmnstMttckstPhlNelThot not against the law it's civil matter so they should take you to court over it nothing to do with police etc.

This is so cool! Thank you for this, a business I didn't even know existed!

Very enlightening, thanks for sharing and take care!

Make your own phone? #1 learn chinese #2 get a china visa I prefer #1 watching your videos learning and progressing #2 buying new or used phone

Guy at 0:33 needs to walk more. 3pm and only walked 1959 steps! Crazyy

Keep up the good work! I learn something new everytime.

Thx Scotty for another great video.

Everyone: "What did it cost?" Me: "Everything!"

@vanderag88

4 жыл бұрын

Everyone_Gamora You_thanos

I am a Taiwanese, I like your movie. 我是台灣人我喜歡你的影片

Do a comparison test on your s9+ vs samsung's, camera, speakers, and all other stuffs

Samsung do 2 "skus" (is that it's name?) and 2 chips or more at times for the "same" model. Usually depending on zone/area/continent.

Or you could download Aida64 and see if the specs/information match the phone from Samsung.

16:45 Thank me later.

@lolertje90

5 жыл бұрын

15:45 you are welcome

@L74824

5 жыл бұрын

@@lolertje90 😆😆😆that was a nice one but you spoiled the fun 😅

Very interesting X-ray technology. A very useful tool for spotting assembly errors and counterfeit parts. Thanks for showing this to us! 👏🏻👍

Super interesting video. Really enjoyed it. Thanks

If you are vegan start eating meat immediately

Cool vid and cool xray lab too!

I love your videos and you are a great youtuber!

Are you planning to assemble something else? It would be interesting to watch you make your own drone from parts.

Pls make a camera comparison between the phone with the China parts you assembled and the original.

Seeing the machine indicator lights you got in the markets on all your videos now.

Very good video , thank you ! Love your channel .

Love this guy. He's super nice in person too. I had no idea who he was at HOPE. I just wandered up to him in hardware village because he was using a micro solder station. I said "Hey! I'm looking at buying a microsolder station for my hackerspace! Can you recommend something cheap, but good enough?" He's like "uhm.... do ya want this one?! I'll just give it too you." :) He ended up giving it to another hackerspace in a larger city, but still *very* cool. I just started my job, so I didn't have any money to offer him(seriously had about $30).

Can you add on another speaker onto an iPhone with the 7 and beyond the speaker grills are there but there’s no actual speaker component if not it’s fine but I’m curious if it’s possible

*4:14 Samsung used on their s6 series different camera modules on some handhelts although they said that their is just one in all.

Thank you very much for your information . Your effort is highly appreciated.

You know what I'd love to see, if you're looking for content to vest into your other networks? "Bloopers" and stuff. Like, before you set up your camera to say "hey, so, unfortunaly I messed up X, so I'll have to go back and get a replacement", the footage at the oopsies moment. The "Oh boy, I'm already regretting that" stuff.

Very cool tour

This channel truly is strange parts. Great name with content that’s true to it’s name.

X-Ray "founding fathers" - Ivan Pului and Wilhelm Röntgen - definitely would liked this.

Love your content. keep going

Love your videos man, RESPECT !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for the great video! Super interesting. Keep it up.

I just wanna say I love you man. Your excitement of tech and everything you get into is polarizing. I watched all your videos in a couple of days and I just think your dope as fuck man.

EVERY time I have an xray, I always talk to the radiographer about putting my phone under the xray. They've never done it though :( So I loved seeing this video in my notifications. Thanks Scotty :)

Do manufacturers provide example x-rays of what their parts *should* look like on the inside? I've seen plenty of datasheets list all the possible labels and logos (including sizes and positions) that could get etched on the outside of an IC presumably to catch counterfeits.

I wanted to meet you at LTX but missed out. Maybe next year? I managed to catch your panel. I want to know the price to find out if it's an affordable project. So it doesn't matter if I fail. That's the price of education.

I wonder if there were possibly two revisions of the camera? Although if one looks to have more optics than the other, that seems pretty suss. Be good if you do a detailed hi-res comparison of both cameras with some controlled images that allow you to compare the optics.

One potential giveaway with the S9 camera module is that the genuine part will have a mechanical aperture mechanism, whereas a counterfeit might not have that feature.

I'd love to see customization options for Android phones, like expanding the build it storage for example.

this is ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING! I used to work in selling phones and could use so much of this information for when I'm talking to someone about why 'refurbished' is bad lol. I feel like I lost so much money by not knowing about any of this.

Just wanna know when you are going to show us the factory tour of electric screwdriver and magnetic bits screwdriver ? Reply! ASAP.

It wasn’t ready to come, “that’s what she said!” Lol Thanks Scotty