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The Barbie Camcorder (Patreon)

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2023-03-06 19:42:10
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2026-06
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I have a few bigger projects in the works, which is why I didn't have any videos last month.  But hopefully this fun little diversion will tide you over.  Still working on a thumbnail, though.


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The Vintage Barbie Camcorder

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Comments

MrHammond

Would be very interesting for somebody I know if it said "Hello Kitty" instead of Barbie ;-). The kind of interference reminds me of analog wireless headphones I have, they operate around 800-900 MHz, have a long range but sometimes a lot of interference. But as they don't have any latency, they're useful for multitrack recording.

Christopher Bassett

I posted this as a comment on Youtube if you want to sticky it, but I wanted to share with everyone my comment should the algorithm not be kind to my comment. "Wanted to pass along good info in regards to (US) Wireless equipment. Most everything certified by the FCC for wireless transmission (that doesn't want interference), gets an FCC ID that is searchable in a database. Sure enough, model # BE-679 has the FCC ID: "IAJBE679". Per the FCC ULS database, it is registered to use between "2.423.735 GHz and 2.464.745 GHz. Which means anything from WiFi Channel 1-10 can interfere. WiFi was definitely a culprit. Always look for a stamped or printed FCC ID near a regulatory label. Great info including schematics are on the FCC ULS website. Enjoy!"