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Feb 2, 2024 ^^
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This is so cool. I can't believe I've never known this. I work on cell phone tower equipment and have spare LEDs at home. I wonder if it can pick up RF in the cellular communications bands like 600 - 2500 MHz. I was on a rooftop close to some antennas today. I'll have to remember to make one of these and take it to work when I'm near some more live antennas.
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Different color LED's have different forward "on" voltages. I've found green LED'S light first and last. I had a largely discharged coin cell battery and placed 3 LED'S in "on" configuration to see which would stay on the longest. Green won, hands down and stayed lit for hours, dim, but still lit many hours later.
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Those LEDs are connected in series, not parallel. I also live in Oregon. I saw your video about solar panel and cordless phone amplifier and instantly binge-watched all of your videos. You are one of the most prolific independent engineers I have ever had the privilege to observe. I have learned more from you on this day than a full year of courses in AC and digital electronics. Great respect and admiration. I wonder if you could use a microwave to amplify wifi....
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This is absolutely amazing i just love technology and everything we can learn from it i mean seriously how is this any different than magic i mean sure with a simple understanding of electronics and physics it makes sense that this should work but if you strip all that back and just look at these two bulbs that are seemingly lighting up from nothing that is like magic to me at least thanks for this!
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@awesomecronk7183
6 months ago
Ayo this has got to be one of the easiest shortwave morse code receiver you will ever see
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