Electronics and technology blog    /    Materials for December 2019 year

One of the readers asked me to review this converter, but somehow all my previous orders turned out to be duds. Finally, I bought this little board and tested it :) As always, the review includes a look at the board, tests, and conclusions.

Almost immediately after ordering the RD6006 converter, I started looking for a power supply to go with it. But as it turned out, I had to wait a very long time for my order, so the follow-up to the review was delayed considerably. But as they say, better late than never.

Some time ago, I posted both a review of the MILWAUKEE 2626-20 M18 oscillating tool and a review of various accessories for it. At the time, I had only just started using it, so I couldn't say much from a practical standpoint. Today, I'll show you a set of accessories sold as a kit and share a little about my experience using this kind of tool.

Another power supply for my collection of Mean Wells, this one from the fairly well-known LRS series, rated at 350 W. Inspection, schematic, tests, conclusions—the usual :)

With Intel releasing newer and newer processor models, I was a little surprised to find that mini PCs are still being made with older chips, such as the X5-Z8500. But since I’ve reviewed quite a few computers based on Atom processors, I decided to take a look and see whether anything had changed since my previous review.