So, what about built in microwaves?

Thanks for this! I like to leave the microwave door open, and hate to see the light, so I wanted to know how to just take the bulb off!😅 So again: thanks a lot!

Legend! thanks mate!!!!

_”Put your transistors in the right way around”?_ It matters? *Now you tell me!* The only kit I put together was a *_Heathkit_* (remember them? Are they still around?) dot matrix printer back in the 1980s. I assembled it, but couldn’t make it work. Finally, I brought it back to the store. The techs managed to get it working. The problem? A transistor or three put in backwards and the odd cold solder joint … *73 de AF6AS*

Currently looking for an appliance repair company where I can drop it off instead of having them come out to replace the bulb on my countertop Black & Decker microwave.

Our microwave is a Farberware, Model FM012AHTBKE. Would your instructions apply to that also?

GR8 JOB MATE!

No BS and straight up...NY style...Love it

Make sure that you don't handle the new bulb with bare hands, which will leave oil on the surface and may shorten the life of the bulb. If you DO handle the bulb with bare hands, make sure you use glass cleaner to carefully clean the bulb, prior to reassembly.

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Hope to catch you on 6M de KT1R

Great presentation!

Cool beans. Intend to make one this winter....

Wasn't easier to connect just not use bias voltage if it is not needed? The bias voltage is wired to the RING of the mic connector and the actual bias-free input is the TIP of it. Just connect your source that does not like the bias voltage to the tip and ground it to the sleeve.

Thanks. Fortunately my Goodmans microwave had an identical socket to your one, I had no idea where the bulb was situated until I spotted that!

Thanks so much for posting this..! Just stumbled across it. I really love telling this story and am grateful you recorded my presentation..! Merry Christmas and 73 de G1AJH 😎

I enjoyed that anymore Projects like this?

Greetings from Texas. 🤝

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Thank you

Super helpful video. I almost lost hope for transferring my drive when I saw it had a disk drive.

Hello, Is a LED lamp with E14 fiting ok to be used in a microwave?

Such a shame that you guys didnt explain the pathways, nor how to start learning. Start at which speed, start with which letters. Which combination of letters? Left frustrated on how to startand when to start to learn when to send?....

If that is a halogen light bulb, you should always clean off any oils and fingerprints before energizing it. They will fail prematurely if they're not perfectly clean.

Short wave morse code communication is the only communication technology we humans have to enable long distance international communication without relaying station, such as underwater cables or satellite stations

Hello, Can you say what make of microwave you have, as I can’t find a bulb holder for a screw in bulb for a microwave.🤔😊

Hello ,to anyone worried Abt mistakes most of the time the person that's able to head copy knows what the other person meant to send if a mistake was sent,thanks for vid

No biggie!! Thanks a million 🤙👍

Great video. I am new to CW although I have a fascination with it since I was a kid. It has always intimidated me and kept me from getting my ham license believing I had to show proficiency in it. During the Covid issue I did obtain my tech license and look forward to getting additional licenses. I do not have equipment yet but will with in the next couple of weeks and want to join the club to learn CW. This is going to be a fun ride. I also realized I live one county over from Jim.

I am 87. I do what I can. It is so much fun.

DE N4YVN - I'm an ADHD guy. I got my General in the 80's, and I taught myself the code to pass 13 wpm, and all I had was a UHF/VHF HT...no base on HF, so no continuation of code on the air. Fast forward 2023, and I have decided to get back on the air, CW only, although I haven''t got a transceiver yet. Anyone who knows ADHD will understand, but I have built a power supply, a Morserino, bought a set of paddles, and practice regularly on G4FON and LCWO. I'll be purchasing an ARRL EFHW for 10-40m shortly, because I'm also running an RTL-DSR dongle to monitor all the bands. I may just come on over and join your group to get going, when I finally get the final piece - my radio. Not interested in high power or voice - QRP is fine - so I'm looking for something like a Mountain Topper. But I needed encouragement for the CW, and this video is great. I've always been self-taught, and sometimes, that leads to erroneous styles of learning...your group should ground me in that way.

Is there a reason why they don't teach the alphabet in alphabetical order?

Why does it have to be so hard? Why can't they just have a lid you can open from the inside to change it easily -.-

The hams in my area weren't very welcoming and I've heard cw hams are much nicer and more forgiving if you make mistakes. I went to 1 club meeting and I felt rejected and shunned. Had my tech license since 2008. I haven't worked it. One ham came up later to me in public and was said "Youre a ham but you don't work your license". Well...they didn't wanna talk to me at the club meeting. Why would they talk to me on the air? 🤷🏻‍♀️ CW has me wanting to get into ham for good.

What fun listening to all of you. Great presentation and response from your club.

Thank YOU...Very effective, concise and to the point and helpful.

Clive Owen's changes light bulb 💡

I wonder if just for fun if you guys acquired some original authentic FCC novice and general cw exams and administer than just to see if students could pass?

Well after watching your video, I think that I'll use the microwave with no bulb working as I don't feel like getting nuked. Plus I'm disabled, so removing the microwave cover is not an easy task for me. Would be so simple if the bulb was in it's own compartment at the side of the microwave......wonder why manufacturers don't do that.

Quick and easy and I made sure to wear shock insulation gloves

This worked for a new QRZ-1 Explorer (the free promotion radio still good until the end of October) - it doesn't come with a programmer, but I had a CP2102 and some patch cables and sockets. Ended up being TX (on the UART) to the 3.5mm sleeve and RX (also on the UART) to the 2.5mm ring. That does mean that from the radio's point of view, your chart at 0:22 is right; but from the UART's PoV it's reversed. Nothing bad happens if you reverse those. CHIRP now works with the QRZ-1, as well.

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Forgive my ignorance, but why not add resistor directly on a speaker?

Buen video, saludos desde México.

Saw Andy’s comments on PPRUNE talking about wanting to do this! Cool to see a vid on it

i dont have that black paper thing

i left mine in 12,4 volts connected to my cb..works ok..

"What I cannot build, I cannot understand." - Richard Feynman

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