This video shows what you can take from a broken TV and what components you can use in your devices.
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0:00 TV dismantling
0:29 Supply voltages on the board
0:57 Useful ingredients
1:59 We continue to disassemble the TV
2:41 IR receiver
3:04 Assembling the device
5:00 Checking the remote tester
5:42 Sand drawings
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Hello! My name is Igor. I am interested in programming and developing various devices. It’s always interesting for me to create something new, unusual. This vet is breathtaking when a lifeless piece of iron suddenly begins to move, ride, fly, and perform all the actions that you invest in them. Feel like a creator of something very unusual! I am fond of programming Arduino, STM32, ESP8266 and ESP32. On this channel you will find simple and interesting things, and most importantly: you can repeat all this, and even do even better!
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