Showing posts with label what's inside. Show all posts
Showing posts with label what's inside. Show all posts

Thursday, June 18, 2020

Whats Inside? Fujitsu Brand Lifebook Laptop | Complete Teardown Take-Apa...



Join me on this take-apart. At first, I attempted to take this apart in a surgical fashion. I was successful for the most part but ran into a few roadblocks and busted some plastics in the process but not for a lack of trying. If I had to take another one of these apart, I'd watch this video and see that there are some strategically placed hidden Phillips head screws. I learned a lot from this teardown. There were some salvageable parts discovered as I tore this down. I was really surprised how thin a laptop computer "monitor" or screen is. Modern technology is amazing...AND this sucker is considered outdated!! wow. Either way, I'm sure it's like most modern products (from China), not built to last. I have yet to own a computer as good as an Apple. Anyway this was fun to take apart and check out the guts even if I have no idea what the hell they do.

Monday, September 23, 2019

What’s Inside? Phillips Brand CD Player AM/FM Radio-Take Apart



Found this old non-working Phillips Brand Compact Disc Player AM/FM Radio and decided to make a video showing what's inside it. They are relatively simple when you tear into them. I just used. small Phillips screwdriver for the most part. This CD player was electric but battery powered as well. This was mostly compiled of circuit boards on the inside held together by small Phillips head screws. The speakers were pulled out, the antenna screwed off, all the wiring could mostly be unplugged from the curcuit board. There wasn't a heck of a lot that could be salvaged from this but it was fun to take apart and see how hard the disassemble would be as well as seeing exactly what's inside.



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Here's the description: Philips Portable Micro Hi-Fi Music Sound System, CD Player, MP3-CD, CD and CD-R/RW, Dynamic Mega Bass Stereo Boost Speaker, USB Direct Input, and FM Radio, Compact Design,

by Philips Audio



Price: $59.90

Dynamic Bass Boost maximizes your music enjoyment by emphasizing the bass content of the music throughout the range of volume settings

Play MP3-CD, CD and CD-R/RW Audio Playback Loudspeakers Connectivity Tuner Bands: FM Stereo Compact design Bass Reflex Speakers deliver deep and powerful bass

USB Direct for easy MP3 music to the complete file transferability, you can easily enjoy the convenience and fun of accessing more digital music via the built-in USB Direct.

Fantastic sound from the truly compact and stylish Philips Micro Hi-Fi system. Enjoy your favorite MP3-CD tunes and USB Direct playback richly enhanced by powerful Dynamic Bass Boost

Fits any space, any lifestyle Compact design, One in All Hifi USB Direct for easy MP3 music playback USB Direct for easy MP3 music playback



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Monday, June 10, 2019

DIY Dismantled Dell PC Personal Computer Fan Runs Off Headlamp Battery Pack


There is something satisfying about tearing apart a computer and pulling parts out that may have another use. This older dell computer was just asking to be stripped down. It had 3 fans in it and I happened to have a headlamp around. It was a perfect fit for messing around. The fan will run off 3 AA batteries. I don't endorse or recommend Dell. I've had nothing but bad luck with them and they are cheaply Made in China. Fun to tear apart though. I've displayed a few headlamps down below. Every good DIY technician needs a few headlamps around. You can never have too many headlamps on hand. If you really do need to buy a Dell, I recommend that you don't, there IS a link down below to purchase one.

Wednesday, June 5, 2019

What’s Inside Amazon's Frozen "Xice" Ice Gel Packs? Thawed and Unthawed ...


This was a fun experiment to see what was inside of these ice packets that amazon sends with their food deliveries. The gooey gel inside is very inert, non-flammable, and non-glow-in-the-dark. It was fun to cut it open in both the thawed form and frozen form just to satisfy my curiosity. This would probably make some good fake halloween blood and guts if you dyed it red. Maybe I'll try that on the next one during halloween season. The Nice itself seems to be very effective and stay frozen keeping your food cold for a long time. I like to keep them in the freezer and at least get another couple uses out of them rather than immediately discard them, just seems to be too much of a waste. Buy some stuff from from the amazon links below as it helps support my blog and channel!



Tuesday, March 5, 2019

What’s Inside? Electric Scooter Torn Apart



This scooter has been ridden hard and put away wet. Having been thoroughly abused, it no longer works. There's a good chance it is some kind of electrical issue as it's been utilized in a wet and humid environment. I would not purchase one of these again as it did not hold up at all. It lasted less than 3 months. Regardless, it's time to toss it out. I did attempt to single out any obvious signs of problems during it's disassembly. The purpose of taking it apart was to satisfy my curiosity of what's inside. During a slow and observant disassembly I could not locate any glaring signs of electrical problems other than a pinched wire for the LED light. The other purpose of this video is to share the experience with you.