My name is patthesoundguy, I am known for repairing just about anything whether it be audio equipment, musical instruments, small engines,scooters, household items, you name it I have modified it or repaired it. And now Ham radio is another item on that list of things I am interested in I would like to invite you all along for my adventures.
it works best if the piece you want cleaned is pointing directly at the spoon. You can daisychain more spoons and spread them around the container. please reply if you read my comment.
Repurposing is awesome! Great thing when you see something you put together with spare parts, you can say “I made that”. Much more satisfying than buying it. I enjoy going to the dump, lots of free repurposable stuff there!!
There are some relatively inexpensive hand held 2m rigs. eBay and swap meets can offer “vintage” rigs, stuff that uses tubes and not microchips…if you are worried about an EMP. You can build loads of antennas that work great for very little. RU-vid has loads of videos that can show you lots of options.
That is a great idea. My wife has a bunch of ponytail holders that have lost some of their elastic. I could use those to do this. Awesome! Don’t mess with Pat, he will turn your mic off. lol 😅
@@ernst2able it may take a bit of trial and error, and I would try a little lubrication on the rubber. It can take several tries to make sure everything is all lined up. Don't worry you'll get it 👍 I think it may have taken a bit for me to get it right
@@patthesoundguy Thank you for the. encouragement I'll give it a few more tries. This chainsaw has a very special build up that I've never seen before.
@@ernst2able you'll love it when you get it back together, mine is one of the go to saws in my small collection. It runs like it's ported. Ii was going to maybe do some port work on it but it's so good as is, I have left it alone
@@JerryBenson-u7j I am so glad I could help you out! That is the kind of problem that could lead to very expensive diagnostic fees and never find the problem.
@@duaneshuster6366 RU-vid did that... I think it is an algorithm thing where it thinks I was trying to advertise or something. No matter how much I tried to re-upload the clip it would flip it in RU-vid. It went in right side up and I even re-shot it a few times and thought it was me.
Glad you covered the difference in the pads thickness. Other videos did not address this. I would likely have missed that and would be scratching my head.
Thank you so much! I'm very excited! The exam was the first test/exam type thing I have done since June of 1996 so I was quite nervous and studied so very hard.
Nice to learn even more (70 yr old wrench) from a fellow longhair (mines red...uh, rust). Hair: collagen, protein, fiber, melatin, oils. And THAT is an ISSUE for some morons!
@@Wadejm533 yes this is a full replacement of the brake material. If you aren't missing any parts you will have full brakes when you are done. Thank you so much for the comment. 👍
Do you mean both brake pucks or pads? There is an inner and an outer and it's probably best to replace them both if they are worn out, It would be good to go through all of the parts and clean the caliper up and clean the pins like I do in the video, just in case everything being seized in place is part of your issue.
Back then it was close to $1,000 Canadian so not cheap. If he had checked the oil and changed it when he was supposed to it would have lasted longer than 3 years that's for sure
What you seek is called a re-cone kit... It will have new voice coil and the paper cone and new surround and such. It takes some skill and practice to do that job if a kit is available for those woofers. It can be done DIY with videos and there are websites that sell everything to make it happen. I would see if there is someone near you that re-cones speakers, people that do it all the time can often measure the broken parts to know what generic kit can be used. Depending on the woofer it may be more cost effective to replace them. The most common cause of woofer failure is running the amp into clip which makes square waves which makes the coil heat up and fail.
It definitely might work. If it is plastic you need to rough up where the glue needs to go and then it can hold very well. I repaired my plastic ID card for work with this trick the other day. Roughed the plastic up, put some glue on the crack in the hole for the lanyard and put some baking soda on it, good as new
I have been without a workshop since last July so I haven't been able to really make videos. The shop should be over the next month or so I hope. Then I will be making lots more content
Trust me it actually sounded like a new woofer but the shit sound you heard was the phone microphone crapping out from the extreme sound pressure levels that it could not handle whatsoever 😉 When that cabinet got returned to the rental shop at the end of the summer they continued to run it for a long time before they got around to putting the replacement driver in.
I've tried it and it's nothing compared to having it hooked up to the charger... It will clean the carb and remove some corrosion but you have to soak it for quite a while where it's super clean and corrosion free in 35 seconds on the power supply. The jets and other brass components come out with zero build up or contamination on them when you use the power and electropolish.
