Je to náročné!

I love this invent design..

Songs Te used:trancer,night waves,Lost time,and others are in this channels www.channel.com/c/youtube audio library or www.channel.com/c/music lover or audio library

Una pregunta mi amigo como es que hace todo el proceso de fabricarlo ,pero lo que no logró entender es como se sincronizaron los parlantes ,lleva otro trabajo ,,o es que la pieza adaptable que le pusistes al presionar el teclado hace que se unan los parlantes,,,ayúdame necesito que alguien me expliqué?????

el cabezal para el cassette reciclando, los demás en ebay, mercadolibre, aliexpress

ok, thank's bro

This would be a brilliant idea! I will see if there's a small enough dynamo generator that would work. Edit: really dont think this will work. Tiny dynamos aint a thing

Not 10-15 years, my children seen cassettes in my cabinet an was very amazed.

That's underestimation. If you show em enough of the last, their curious minds will stretch beyond such wonders. Just as the many young retro game collectors.

there are many types of autostop system in cassette players. In this one there's very simple autostop which works as tape tension in the end of cassette playback pushes a small lever near the main playback head. And as far as there's no tape in this adapter, there's nothing to be pushed for engaging the autostop system in this primitive boombox. That's why autostop doesn't do its job in this video.

За то прикольно 😉

Главное где эту плату достать? И где гарнтия, что она работать будет? Была такая готовая кассета. То подключалась, то нет и не нс всех магнитофонах работала плюс жужжание в динамике

@@mellotronz6151 всё на алиэкспрессе. и с какой стати платы не будут работать? какие еще гарантии за эту копеечную стоимость :D если сомневаешься, то покупай эту www.aliexpress.com/item/32968647386.html?spm=2114.13010708.0.0.3a994c4dTuRFTl в наушниках работает без проблем, без дисконнектов

awesome idea!

U mean battery

You'll need an alternator for that

Правда, классная идея, если столко тока будеть, медлено и слабо крутетса, нада пару звёсдочек и достаточна мощново генератора, уско будеть наверно.

Там на магнитную головку очень слабый сигнал подаётся , на уровне намагниченности магнитной ленты

5v motor capacitor

No, is through the USB cable, like in the video showing, when the led is green then you finished the battery charge

Many drawback, like poor quality etc. But good experiment.

Do you have a pic of

That cassette stops automatically when the right axis does not rotate

Correctly

Next time install the bluetooth board right inside the boombox - it's fast, much easier & doesn't need to recharge etc.

>I didn't know the magnetic head could be used to emit a signal How else do you think the tape recording works? It's literally the same head, just with the eraser head (electric magnet in good decks, permanent magnet in crappy ones) sitting before it, which demagnetizes the tape before it puts the new signal in.

Hey

I read the comments to see if anyone had pointed this out. In most commercial tape deck adapters, this problem is solved by having the two reels connected by gears.

MARK2580 Yes. The head he used in the cassette is wired to the output of the Bluetooth module. When the cassette is inserted into the player, the head in the cassette makes contact with the head in the player, and it forms a magnetic coupling - not unlike an audio transformer. Incidentally, this is how those 'wired' cassette adapters work, just without the built-in Bluetooth. And it was also how those 8-Track to cassette adapters worked back in the day.

Do you have any reference/photos you could send me? This is exactly what i am trying to do!

@@brapcast I'm sorry, I don't have any photos, and the adapter I built got sold with the console stereo I built it for. Basically, I gutted an old 8-Track head cleaner cartridge, hot-glued a Bluetooth module inside, and wired the output to the tape head from an old busted open-reel deck, similar to the way he does in the video. I used an old open-reel tape head because the audio tracks are wider and it's easier to align with the player's head. My BT module was built for 12V so I didn't need to step down the power, but most modules are for 5V, and to run one of those you'll need a voltage regulator. I improvised a set of contacts inside the tape cartridge to engage the sensor prongs on the 8-Track player and used those to provide the 12V. I strongly suggest you build a bridge rectifier into the circuit if you build one of these, because the polarity of those sensor prongs can vary depending on the player's manufacturer. A bridge rectifier ensures you won't get the wrong polarity at your electronics. The tape head was the hardest part of this - you have to carefully align it with the player's tape head, and that's a lot of trial and error. I built a sliding 'sled' to mount the tape head in with a piece of foam rubber behind it for tension. I 'shimmed' the tape head via trial and error until I got it to work, then epoxied the head in position on the sled. The sled still moves in and out to engage the player head, but it cannot be adjusted vertically. And it's important that you DO NOT CHANGE PROGRAMS while that cartridge is in the player, because that'll cause the tape heads to grind together - NOT GOOD. If I had to do this again, I'd simply build a second set of contacts for audio into the tape deck and put a corresponding set on the cartridge. It means the cartridge can only be used in that particular tape player, though. If done correctly, it shouldn't interfere with regular cartridges. Or, I could simply cheat, and tape into the amplifier's inputs to add a normal Bluetooth module.

Too late. You can buy these things right now for $30-50. And considering you an buy an entire 'mechless' car stereo sporting Bluetooth, SD and USB ports, and a wired 'aux-in' port now for about that same price.....

That cassete player head convert electric pulse into eletromagnet which the head in the radio can read.this tech is already commonly used in 3.5mm aux jack to tape adapter

Cassette heads were also capable of recording to a tape, so there must be an output mode.

Head player on casette touching head player on the stereo system? I'm confuse to bro how its possible?

Right reel running is ok ^_^

I was thinking the same thing, inducing a current via the wheel should be valid addition.

I think this would be difficult... One would probably need a motor which would charge the battery when the wheels are turning, but this would make the recorder stop because it thinks it reached the tape end... But maybe someone can find a solution for this!

I think one way to work around that problem would be to add a set of contacts at the top of the tape housing, and a mating set inside the boom box. That way, the adapter could draw power from the boom box directly when inserted. If done correctly, it wouldn't even interfere with real cassettes. Of course, the Bluetooth adapter would only work with that particular player unless you adapted other players as well. Then again, if you went with using some contacts, you could use similar contacts for the audio as well, and sidestep the whole magnetic coupling thing entirely.

Fue lo mismo que pense