Eevblog #22 – On Blogs And Video Blogging
Posted by admin | Posted in Blogging | Posted on 26-03-2010
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Dave talks about his experiences with Blogs and Video Blogging so far…
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I think 10 minutes is fine.. if you get on a good topic, 10 minutes seems short, if you’ve not a lot to say, it may seem long… but in general, you’ve done great with the format. Great work!
Wassup dave about that oscilliscope phenominon, doesnt your body give off electric energy in turn making magnetic waves? as im reading in my physics book, their is a word called serendipity when your looking for one thing and find another thing which could be a great discovery, mabye your body can emit electromagnetic waves? or mabye its your chair that has a spring attached to it making a emr pulse when you compress it and uncompress it? try a diffrent chair and eliminate variables.
It’s nothing to do with the chair, that’s a red herring. And it’s definitely static charge.I can get the same result (but lower amplitude) by rubbing my jumper across the seat of the chair.
Hi Dave,Great blog. Please consider reviewing more older test gear. There is great stuff from HP, Tek, Fluke and others that will serve well in many applications. There is little review info on the web so I usually buy something without really knowing if it will serve my purpose.Perhaps, you could host reviews from others with RF, Audio, Digital and other interest. I think the potential for bringing much needed info to all of is would be a huge advantage.Keep up the excellent work,Glenn
please don’t change the format, I really enjoy it the way it is(none of them seem too long, and some do seem a bit short for me). I’m a 16 year old kid who’s starting to do some of this as a hobby(hopefully for a living later on as well), and these video’s are very helpful and can be a joy to watch. I’m also wondering whether or not you prefer AVR or PIC, and why(I’m just wondering though, I don’t want to start a war in the comments). I would like to see more book reviews as well.
I do a ton of stuff on my own time, so hard to put a number on it, but lets say 50/50.I’m lucky in my current job that I have the freedom to investigate new technologies and just play with stuff in general. No paperwork, no red tape, few if any meetings. So pretty much all of my work day is spent at least looking at technical stuff in some way shape or form.
I agree with ntjbjhq. You seem like a knowledgeable guy. Do you learn most of the subject matter at work or on your own time? What percentage of your typical day at work is spent doing actual design and/or technical stuff? thanks!
I do like your blog or I wouldn’t watch it. I think your doing just fine. I would like to see more technical video’s though. Maybe some blogs on product design (like your calculator watch). I’d like to see you build something, see how you go about choosing components, to engineering the layout, schematic capturing, etc. Hope thats not too boring for you to do, since it sounds like your day job. But I’m a hobbyist, I find it very interesting, and I don’t get to do it day in and day out.