Thank you! You guys keep me going.

Thanks! Glad you enjoy it.

Very observant of you. I am learning that the way you flick the page is important as well as trying to make gestures with the marker too close. The device has palm rejection so that when you are using it you do not inadvertently gesture. Most of what you see in the video was caused by me rushing to show you all the features. Now that I've been using it for a bit I don't see the lag the way it is in the video.

Glad it helped.

Glad you enjoyed it.

Very good to know. Thank you for the information. We may have to get another video out on this one.

You can read well with it. The only thing is that it's not directly connected to a service like the Kindle. I use it to read PDFs and ebooks and it is very clear and easy to read from. The reMarkable can open ePubs and PDFs directly.

You should be able to. The link below shows a motor that is a 340kv having a capacity of 1.5kg with 7" 6.2 pitch props. The current config of the quad puts us around 2.25kg. That should give you enough headroom. Are you trying to get more stability and stamina out of the drone? If so, that is a direction to go. If you want snappier movements you would need to increase your kv, but that also decreases your payload cap. On the servo, if you are planning to drop your payload, be careful as that can get you into some possible trouble with the authorities depending on where you are. There are extra channels in this setup so you can attach more actuators and servos as with the gymbal and use the mix on your radio or QGC to route the channels. Hope that helps. :)

Tell us about the new products. Maybe we could do some comparisons.

A close friend of mine has the Srcibe. It is also very good. He does a lot of reading. He's connected to Amazon services and it works very well for him. :) The reMarkable more closely gave me the feel of my many notebooks and pens. It was very close between the two though.

The community is growing. :)

You cared enough to leave a comment. Thank you. :)

ROFL You might get it.

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More videos in general, or more reMarkable videos?

no, it can't. if it was a decade ago then it can possibly, but in 2024 it won't do any harm.

It's okay. It won't damage the laptop because it's the same mechanism that triggers when you close your screen. There's a magnet in the bezel that tells your laptop when you close the screen. I'm just using the magnet in the stylus the same way the screen would. 😊

@@bentsprockettech oh interesting!

@@Otamatonethatgoeswah makes sense haha

LOL Yeah, no more spinning media in there.

Glad it was helpful.

Of course. If someone asks, I always try to get it in a video. One of the reasons I like to use paper notebooks is the fact that there are no distractions and it's a tactile experience. Maybe like working with 2 dimensional clay. This device solves the problem of saving the work in a digital form and makes it quick and easy.

@@bentsprockettech I’m trying to decide if I should try e ink or use an iPad for sharing notes. I imagined the screen share would be very laggy but it’s actually very good. I also was looking at the Boox e ink tablet which runs Android.

Thank you. The link to the Pixhawk 4 adapter/carrier can be found here. bentsprockettech.com/diy_projects/zd550-drone/

thank you

In order to connect your drone to your computer, you will need software and a telemetry radio. I recommend QGroundControl. If you're in the US you will need a 900mHz radio, 433mHz in EU. Check the following links for examples. qgroundcontrol.com/downloads/ www.getfpv.com/holybro-sik-telemetry-radio-v3-500mw-915mhz-2pcs.html?DM+-+NB+-+PMax+-+Shop+-+SM+-+ALL+%7C+Full+Funnel&campaign_id=17881616054&network=x&device=c&gc_id=17881616054&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw5cOwBhCiARIsAJ5njuaT4v-IJAFfS6iyODVM179PZKPUnhhItO_FfVKtF6Xx_nLo3sw31eAaAuotEALw_wcB I hope that helps.

I'll try to get a suplemental video on that in a day or two. When you are in your meeting app of choice, what happens is it creates a screen that can be selected within the app. There is no discernible lag that I've noticed.

@@bentsprockettech thank you for responding. I’ll be adding notifications so I can see it. A few questions if you can answer in your video, it would be great. 1. Do you need a paid subscription to screen share? 2. Is it possible to cast your screen to your TV? Maybe through AirPlay? 3. Can you use screen share without installing software, via a web app? Thanks very much. I really like your channel, searching for ink tablets got me to your page. They are an interesting niche technology.

@joeynumbers33 Here you go. Hope it helps. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNqgqbubm92yaWg.html

@@bentsprockettech Thank you so much!

1. I don't think you need the subscription for screen share, just WiFi. 2. Not sure about the AirPlay. I do cast to my TV using the laptop app via the TV's native app through WiFi. That works well. 3. You will need the reMarkable app running on your laptop to use screen share. The synced screen is accessed through the laptop app. The web app that uses the USB tether is only for managing the files on the tablet through a web browser style interface.

Hello from the US.

It's been good. It has improved my productivity greatly. I am using all the tools you just mentioned and it helps get my ideas and designs down so quickly. Thanks for providing your input!

Yes. I figured since I am replacing a few of my paper notebooks that I should show what it looks like compared to those notebooks. Hope it helps. :)

Thank you. Yes. I feel like the Kindle may have been designed in part after their reader. Which is not bad, but I feel like the functionality of the reMarkable is more towards note taking. After using it for a bit, the reMarkable is not a strong reader in that sense, definitely good for taking notes though.

Thank you. I am Puerto Rican.

why you feel he is from Bangla?

I appreciate it, thank you.

True, that one was a little rough even with the LOGO! software on your PC.

:o There's a little spring loaded part that moves into the ramped notch on the side of your micro SD card. It's part of the mechanism that retains the card when you push it in that first time and releases it when you push again. On cheaper card slots (or even more expensive ones) this spring or other part of the mechanism can get dislodged causing the card either not to stay in or not to even be able to be inserted. This can happen sometimes if the card is inserted upside-down and push in with too much pressure. Not saying that's what happend sometime the card slot can be defective and it gives up the ghost early. If it's bad enough you might be able to spot this by looking ta the edge of the card slot from the outside.

And another 1/3 liquid

Thank you so much for letting me know. I always hope these videos are helping someone in some way. Glad to hear your G8 is working well again. I'll be using mine until the wheels fall off as they say.

How do they loosen up the adhesive without the heat gun?

Thank you.

LOL True, this is confusing. I said current because I am constantly doing the wattage calculation since the tube is rated in watts. I have a 110v system, but they come in other voltages. The switch actually goes to the enable input on the power supply and indirectly cuts the power output to the lasing tube. Thanks for pointing that out.

I'm almost done. It'll be out soon. I appreciate the interest.

Thank you. I appreciate it.

Trust me, the first time I hooked up that battery and pushed that throttle up..... The excitement never goes away, but experience gives you confidence and turns the fear into healthy caution. Once you have that first stable flight it's very satisfying.

@@bentsprockettech Yessir! My radio won't connect to my flight controller 😂😂😂. Shucks. But that's ok. I'll keep trying. At least it didn't burn down

I am humbled, trust me. I didn't think anyone would watch these. :)

@@bentsprockettech nah Sir people do. Otherwise you wouldn't have 300+ subs, right? You're doing great.

@@bentsprockettech honestly, I think you should try doing some automation with PX4 and Ardupilot! Those programs and their compatible flight controllers can support all kinds of autonomous hobby vehicles, from aerial, to ground, to surface, and sub surface. They're pricey, but man would it be cool to see your own handmade autonomous fleet.

The truth is, this thing has a kabillion mounting holes on it. Unfortunately, they don't match up to anything I recognize. They're not 20 x 20, 30 x 30, or any of those. The slots are on 47mm centers and the holes are an octagonal 63mm diameter. Hope that helps. I'll be touching on it in a later video where I install the flight controller.

Thank you! Very good advice. I appreciate you taking time to share that.

Thanks, will do!

Thank you. I appreciate your advice.