26-04-2021, 07:27 AM
Channels I enjoy that people here may also
Edited to add: I think all of these are well put together, in the sense that I've been watching all of them for years and haven't tired of t6he continent or how it is presented. Oddity Archive can look downright ropey at times, but I think that's intended.
Oddity Archive - especially the emergency broadcast salute, the DuMont network video. His most recent video on trying and failing to revive a Keefax (US teletext) receiver
Adrian's digital basement
Retro computers mostly
Ben Eater
Building a computer out of discrete hardware, including writing firmware, and explaining how and why it all works the way it does
LGR
Old and obscure computers, games and electronics. Also has a sweet synth setup
RMC - The Cave
British retro tech
Nostalgia Nerd
More British retro tech, and some excellent documentaries around the larger players like Sinclair and Amiga
EEVBlog
Electronics theory, teardowns, repairs, troubleshooting, crackpot idea debunking
The Signal Path
Advanced EEVBlog
Mikes Electric Stuff
Interesting teardowns / hacking stuff. The iPod Nano display vid comes to mind
AT&T Archove Channel
They publish old movies about all the old stuff AT&T / Bell Labs did, some of it quite relevant to TV, such as the development of microwave transmission systems.
That's probably enough.
Edited to add: I think all of these are well put together, in the sense that I've been watching all of them for years and haven't tired of t6he continent or how it is presented. Oddity Archive can look downright ropey at times, but I think that's intended.
Oddity Archive - especially the emergency broadcast salute, the DuMont network video. His most recent video on trying and failing to revive a Keefax (US teletext) receiver
Adrian's digital basement
Retro computers mostly
Ben Eater
Building a computer out of discrete hardware, including writing firmware, and explaining how and why it all works the way it does
LGR
Old and obscure computers, games and electronics. Also has a sweet synth setup
RMC - The Cave
British retro tech
Nostalgia Nerd
More British retro tech, and some excellent documentaries around the larger players like Sinclair and Amiga
EEVBlog
Electronics theory, teardowns, repairs, troubleshooting, crackpot idea debunking
The Signal Path
Advanced EEVBlog
Mikes Electric Stuff
Interesting teardowns / hacking stuff. The iPod Nano display vid comes to mind
AT&T Archove Channel
They publish old movies about all the old stuff AT&T / Bell Labs did, some of it quite relevant to TV, such as the development of microwave transmission systems.
That's probably enough.