Stream Replay - Capacitor Mapping and Hardware Testing

First off, I've broken up the stream recording into a playlist made of different videos for each section of the stream:

Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdH-d_12mianm28jfoYarZWuuodqkg2fB

Videos:
Starting Stream Series by Cap Mapping a Mediavision Pro Audio Spectrum - TT Live: https://youtu.be/MWSNIG97QlA
Cap Mapping the First Modular Power Supply - TT Live: https://youtu.be/qJ1T8Fk9Jz4
The Dell/Wyse 3050 "Zero Client" is kinda useless... - TT Live: https://youtu.be/O9QQ0MV8b5o
Setting up my HP-85 to try out the EBTKS - TT Live: https://youtu.be/9r4inP5Gxos

I feel like an explanation of a couple of things about my streaming my help as well. Firstly, I'm streaming on Twitch.tv here: https://www.twitch.tv/techtangents . I'm streaming there for a few reasons, I've heard it's a bad idea to stream to your main YT channel because it confuses "The Algorithm" and makes the following videos perform worse. I'm also not streaming to my second channel directly because it is basically starting from scratch there. Given the choice between starting streaming on YT vs. Twitch, I personally prefer Twitch because it is much more feature filled and is easier to do a lot of things on.

Secondly, why am I wanting to stream like this? There are a lot of activities I have to do for video research or repairs that I don't film because they take too long, don't work out, or just aren't worth mentioning. But it's still time spent on work that doesn't "exist" when the videos are made. I'm thinking that streaming will allow me to get something out of those projects that is hopefully enjoyable to watch. I personally had a lot of fun in this stream and got some good work done at the same time, so it feels like a Win/Win. These are not projects that would normally happen as a video, so this isn't in place of normal content. This may make my life easier for making normal videos though if I have a camera rolling more often while researching and can reuse that footage.

So hopefully that clears some things up, the HP-85 shown in the last section of the stream is one of a few projects I'm currently working towards getting a video made on, I'm really excited about the addon board I got for it because it will make a number of things a lot easier to do with that computer. So this will also give you a sneak peak of some things coming up!