As you probably where able to see in the previous video I decided to replace my 6 year old Sony Nex-5 with a Panasonic G7. I remember thinking 6 years ago that it was sad they where still bringing out PAL (25FPS) and NTSC (30FPS) models of the same camera without allowing you to change it. Guess what, this new Panasonic is locked too! Horrible!
I found a away to change that though! Continue reading Panasonic G7 25FPS to 30FPS
I recently purchased a new camera and needed a new SD card for it. I selected the Lexar 1000x Professional 64GB and before I used it in the camera I ran some tests on it. Continue reading Review: Lexar 1000x Professional 64GB
Have you ever wondered if there is a big difference between a cheap Chinese USB charge cable and an original or 3rd party brand one? This post and video will be a follow up on my post about cable length.
This will be a little bit of a hybrid video and text post. First up, the video:
Yup! This blog started March 2013 and has been doing pretty well for itself. So I decided it was time for a complete overhaul and something new. Continue reading Blog overhaul
I made a new video about phone charger cables to see if their lengths influences charging speeds.
In this video I take a look at two brands of cables and I check 1ft, 3ft, 6ft and 10ft cables to see how they perform. In the metric system these are 30cm, 1m, 2m and 3m cables!
You can check out there video here:
The cables shown in the video can be found on aliexpress:
Mygeek cables: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Nylon-Android-Micro-USB-data-Cable-2m-usb-fast-charging-2A-for-Samsung-galaxy-note2-S3/32550775115.html
Anker cables: http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/MByZJqb23
I recently purchased a Electronic Load (the ZKETECH EBD-A20H ) to test some small power supplies. I often use little power supplies for small LED or ESP8266 projects and since I mostly buy stuff in China I often don’t really know how good those power supplies are.
This post will be about phone chargers, so, Phone chargers 101!
For a while now I’ve been interested in several types of power adapters and power delivery. This started with LED drivers and 12v/24v power supplies for LED lighting. There will be more about that in later blog posts. For this first time tryout talk video I’m talking about phone chargers, how they have changed over the past few years and my plans on testing them in follow up videos and blog posts!
Let me know what you think and leave a like if you liked it on youtube!
This week Mikrotik released the Routerboard wAP AC. Internally it resembles the recently released hAP AC a lot so I bought some to take a look!
A while back I tested a “dumb” active POE switch. But I still have devices which require passive POE and I don’t want a mess of cables and injectors. So I took a closer look at passive PE and what is possible with it. For this I tested some devices and you can view my review below.
Continue reading Review (Gigabit) Passive POE Injectors and Switches
Routerboard / Mikrotik just released a new product called the hAP AC. It’s the first product they have ever released featuring a 3×3 2.4Ghz and 3×3 5.0Ghz AC radio’s, 5 Gigabit ports, Passive POE (11v-57v) in and out and a SFP + USB port! I thought it would be worthwhile to run some tests on it and to share it with everyone.
Continue reading Review of the Mikrotik hAP AC and great wireless coverage in your home
