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[Joni]

With a lot of shenanigans, I joined this forum last Sunday I think and a ton of things happened from then, I wonder how much has happened before that

A LOT!

 

[Marcl]

Yeah, I still miss the old days of lpw>_>

Well, I guess what actually happens here depends on who and when is active.

With a lot of shenanigans, I joined this forum last Sunday I think and a ton of things happened from then, I wonder how much has happened before that

I think no-one knows that. And hello to the forums ^w^

 

[23R0]

I think no-one knows that. And hello to the forums ^w^

Thanks! ^w^

 

[Joni]

Thanks! ^w^

 

[23R0]

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Thanks, it's been pretty fun here

 

[Joni]

@Marcl Btw I soldered a normal coil in the transmitter. I'm surprised how consistent the result is. And by stretching the coil I can change the frequency.

 

[Marcl]

@Marcl Btw I soldered a normal coil in the transmitter. I'm surprised how consistent the result is. And by stretching the coil I can change the frequency.

Nice... :3

I think you could also make adjustments by having a core you'd slide into the coil, but you'd need to ensure the core doesn't touch the metal.

There's a thing I remember that applies to normal capacitors and coils that the ones designated for low-scale circuits doesn't have, but I can't now recall the name of it. Least to say, if you have both a normal capacitor and coil, you get a good energy transformation in the circuit and the filters work well. Without that, it's much harder to obtain the right results.

 

[Joni]

Nice... :3

I think you could also make adjustments by having a core you'd slide into the coil, but you'd need to ensure the core doesn't touch the metal.

There's a thing I remember that applies to normal capacitors and coils that the ones designated for low-scale circuits doesn't have, but I can't now recall the name of it. Least to say, if you have both a normal capacitor and coil, you get a good energy transformation in the circuit and the filters work well. Without that, it's much harder to obtain the right results.

Yeah, I just thought an actual component is better than something self made, but I think it's also good. After the exam I'll make a video about the bigger transmitter

 

[Marcl]

Yeah, I just thought an actual component is better than something self made, but I think it's also good. After the exam I'll make a video about the bigger transmitter

OwO

Nice

 

[Joni]

OwO

Nice

About the core in the coil, that's a very interesting idea, but I think for me too complicated to build.

 

[Marcl]

About the core in the coil, that's a very interesting idea, but I think for me too complicated to build.

Indeed. You'd have to take that in mind while designing the coil and it would require some precision.

 

[Joni]

Indeed. You'd have to take that in mind while designing the coil and it would require some precision.

With a screwdriver in the coil I can change it a bit.

 

[Marcl]

With a screwdriver in the coil I can change it a bit.

Mhm... I can see that. But you can't stay like that sadly XD

 

[Joni]

Mhm... I can see that. But you can't stay like that sadly XD

Yeah, that's another problem XD

 

[Niedlich the Folf]

Win

 

[23R0]

ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

 

[idkthough120]

yay. a win..?

 

[Joni]

Win

And I can see, we're back to winning.

 

[Marcl]

And I can see, we're back to winning.

Better grab the win while it lasts!

 

[23R0]

Better grab the win while it lasts!

I usually just sit here and watch the crazy stuff that happens here, and be a part of it

 

[Guifrog]

@Marcl Btw I soldered a normal coil in the transmitter. I'm surprised how consistent the result is. And by stretching the coil I can change the frequency.

Nice... :3

I think you could also make adjustments by having a core you'd slide into the coil, but you'd need to ensure the core doesn't touch the metal.

There's a thing I remember that applies to normal capacitors and coils that the ones designated for low-scale circuits doesn't have, but I can't now recall the name of it. Least to say, if you have both a normal capacitor and coil, you get a good energy transformation in the circuit and the filters work well. Without that, it's much harder to obtain the right results.

About the core in the coil, that's a very interesting idea, but I think for me too complicated to build.

Indeed. You'd have to take that in mind while designing the coil and it would require some precision.

When I'm not an expert on a subject and it is suddenly being discussed in its intrinsic details I can burst myself laughing out of nowhere, with an intensity that varies in a directly proportional degree to the amount of words to which I can't find meaningful connections in a sentence given my absence of the adequate knowledge AND HI GUYS <3

 

[Joni]

When I'm not an expert on a subject and it is suddenly being discussed in its intrinsic details I can burst myself laughing out of nowhere, with an intensity that varies in a directly proportional degree to the amount of words to which I can't find meaningful connections in a sentence given my absence of the adequate knowledge AND HI GUYS <3

GUI!!! *HUGS TIGHTLY* Nice to see you!

 

[Niedlich the Folf]

WIN

 

[23R0]

Winspacito

 

[Guifrog]

Win, se eu te pego

GUI!!! *HUGS TIGHTLY* Nice to see you!

*HUGS BACK* Same! I'm always around here >3 still postin' random whatevz and playin'