Voltlog #261 – InTheMail

Welcome to a new InTheMail, the series that will touch both your passion for electronics and your bank account at the same time.

Voltlog #224 – InTheMail

Welcome to a new InTheMail, the series that will touch both your passion for electronics and your bank account at the same time. We’re gonna start with this small and modern looking remote control. I actually like how this feels, even though the cost was just $3 shipped it just feels well built, the quality of the plastic is nice, the buttons have a nice click and it comes pre-loaded with batteries.

You can then use this remote control to open the garage door or whatever you like to control. But do note that this will not work with all 433MHz remotes, because some remote controls employ some form of coding, to protect the signal from being easily cloned. Take for example the automotive key fobs, some of those work on 433MHz but you won’t be able to clone them with this remote. Nonetheless, useful for creating a copy of your garage door remote control or even better, you could hack this remove and integrate it into your car dash console on some of those unused button slots. That would be a cool project.

Voltlog #77 – InTheMail

Here is a list with the items shown in this video:

  • USB Drive Spy Camera
  • 35W Radar Motion Sensor Switch
  • 4 Channel Wireless Remote Control Switch
  • 64 LED 20W 2835 Horizontal Led Light
  • 64 LED 60W E27 5730 Light Bulb
  • 21 LED 15W E27 Globe Light Bulb
  • 21 LED 15W E27 Energy Saving Light Bulb

Links for all of these will be in the video description on youtube.

Voltlog #28 – InTheMail

In this episode I am showing my latest mail items which include: a bunch of Vishay-Dale shunt resistors which I got for a bargain price, different sizes silicone wires, ultrasonic sensors, a voice recorder, the st-link v2 programmer/debugger, dmx512 decoder board for driving rgb leds, rs485 to ttl converter module, a pair of 433MHz ASK transceivers, some thermal plaster, a metal marking/punch tool and a hiking monocular.

Links for the products shown in this video: