I used to live in one of these, no insulation but was in a temperate area, it was pretty nice.

Great throwback to the luggables. I want one of these!

so, uh, where is the focal point of that bathtub?? I bet we could make it get DISH at least!

Yup, that's durpy if i've ever seen one.

Know what's cool? When I click on a video because it looks interesting only to discover it's saveitforparts.

Hey now you just got to remember A overrun of materials is technically not hoarding LOL at least that's what my therapist tells me😅😅

Newbie here! Can I connect multiple batteries and let them all charged up?

Murderer! The AI is coming for you now!

with it "self-sealed", is overheating not a concern?

your a hacker. toggle off the current limiter on the battery pack.

I'm gonna go smoke some crack

Could the noise in the sky be stars?

I had a Columbia Data Products VP luggable, like the Osborne and Kaypro. If you have room and the main panel is set back far enough not to interfere when it all closes up, I suggest you shim the front edge of the keyboard up just a little to get it even with the front rim of the case. The front lip of VP's (metal) lid/tray was higher than the front edge of the keybaord, it made it PAINFUL to type unless you pulled the keyboard out of its foam padding and slid the hinge pins apart to remove the lid entirely, which made setup & packing a lot more of a hassle.

I read your comment about discord servers. I would love to join your server. A community for guys like you would be epic.

what is the purpose of that well in the bar?

does it transmits and reads the reflected wave, or just picks up on radiation from things?

Just a note - this might help regarding the rPI situation. As a long time user, I thought I'd share. - Raspberry Pi does not use a proprietary power supply. Instead, it uses standard power connectors depending on the model. Here are the details for different models: --- Raspberry Pi 4 Model B: Uses a USB-C connector for power, requiring a 5V 3A power supply. --- Raspberry Pi 3 Model B and B+: Uses a micro-USB connector for power, requiring a 5V 2.5A power supply. --- Raspberry Pi Zero and Zero W: Also use a micro-USB connector for power, requiring a 5V 1.2A power supply. --- These connectors are widely available and not proprietary to the Raspberry Pi.

This is honestly one of my favourite channels. Your videos are always so full of amazing information and its really helped me get into SDR. Many thanks to you

Yeah... I heard about lorawan/meshtastic and couldn't honestly see any purpose behind it.

Your small geodesic dome you should make a Globe with it on a pedestal. 😊

11:33 I have had every version of the raspberry Pi and have always been able to power it from non-OEM PSUs. You just need to have a stable voltage, 5.2 volts is optimal, and enough current for the pi and anything attached. In the long term you are going to have a much bigger problem as you are using passive calling on the RPi and the heat really has no way to go inside that case.

An interesting collection of globes. They explained the satellites very well. You would make a good teacher.

Hi sir, I have a question, I live outside the city but houses around my house, I don't want those people disturbed with the noise of turbines that make a lot of noise, can you answer me?

These are programmable with python so you can modify the meshtastic firmware with python as well.

Theres a ways to set it to connect to meshtastic's open chatroom where you can contact other users connected over the internet.

Yay! 🎉

What is the scale ratio of your model?

I’ve been following the development of this cyberdeck with great interest, and I think you really nailed it. I love the custom design for radio and satellite experiments, and I’m sure it will be a hit at Open Sauce 2024. The only thing that would have made it better is if you had used a different color. I’m just not a huge fan of green, but don’t let that take away from how great this cyberdeck is. Good job, very nice. ps: this comment was created by AI😋😋

Very cool. The only thing I would change is to use something like an nreal air so you can have a large screen on the go.

I love your satellite and ham radio stuff. And axman.

درود برشما مهندس عزیز اگر امکان دارد زیر نویس فارسی بزارید .من از برنامه شما استفاده میکنم سپاس🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍

if you load that with cardboard boards and a tennis ball or something i bet it could work for airsoft

Such a simple concept, yet so interesting to see demonstrated in real life, good one

It would be great to have the Moon on there too, so people get an even better idea of scale.

You can connect the USB hubs and everything else directly to the 5 volts. That's what I did with my Pi 4, works perfectly, stable 5 volts everywhere. I use a PicoPSU. And it is running from an SSD, much better than SD cards in my opinion.

I absolutely need that satellite 3d model, do you have a link?

I agree with blue, you are a great communicator and teacher! I had to pause the video at 6:54 and visualise the satellite pattern in a way my brain understands. What I did was hold some pencils fanned out between my thumb and finger. if you have your eyes on the same plane as the pencils (standing at the equator) they are all in a straight line, but tilt the pencils up a bit to simulate being further from the equator then they turn into an arc. The same thing can be explained with the globe and rods but I think the closer the rods are the easier to explain it this way, its a bit hard with the 90 degree spacing. Also a bigger scale would help so you could actually put your head on the equator and look out at the sattelites but something simple people could hold up to their eye like the pencils works too. Cheers for the video, sendin love from Australia!

you may want to add some cooling to that pi

for the power off there's some config options you can do in the pi's boot config, look up POWER_OFF_ON_HALT and WAKE_ON_GPIO

the pi doesn't support quickcharge so it'll never use that, quickcharge requires a special communication with the device before it will actually output higher power levels, you generally want a supply that can give 5 volts at 3 amps (5 amps for the pi 5) alternatively just find a power bank with an AC output and use the official pi power adapter if you want a pi that'll work with nearly any adapter than look for the pi zero, it's way less powerful than the mainline pis but that comes with way less demand for power

'id remove this video... AI in 5 years will watch this video... and zap one of your satellite dishes.

Super cool

Haha dude, when will the rocket launch station be built?

Cool build, fellow decker! Those Voltaic batteries put out a much higher amperage on the barrel connector- you may have much better luck for power via that port.

Do any of the other globes fit the size of Venus and mars? It might be interesting to put them down the street to show how far away they are

A photo of the rings of Saturn also show how geostationary orbits look curved.

All I have to say is rad 😂

May i ask where you get the pelican cases?

Outstanding sir. This is top quality effort for both entertainment and education.

You choice of globe is Big Clive approved.